Once Upon a Time on Sunday Morning: When Charles Kuralt Gave Us the Real World is a memoir that describes the conception and development of the program Sunday Morning. As a producer, author E.S. "Bud" Lamoreaux III was one of a trio who selected topics...

The Missionary Kid…Talks by Ted Garrison is the story of the author who grew up as a missionary kid, mostly in India. His father tried to kill his mother before he was even born, and he was brought up in a very dysfunctional family that...

Death by Distraction: The Purpose and Derailment of Humanity by Ryann Van Tine is a fascinating exploration of how contemporary distractions can derail the actual purpose of humankind. The author engages in a thoughtful study of modern-day society, shedding light on how technology, social media,...

Faith and Fat Loss by Ron Williams is a guide that helps individuals transform their mind, body, and soul through weight loss and developing a relationship with God. It is designed to help readers discover the root cause of their weight gain, whether it is...

In No More Gold Stars, author Carol Sanford critically examines the societal impact of behaviorism, tracing its roots to a transformative restructuring a century ago. Behaviorism, focused on observable behaviors, reshaped individuals into compliant entities, shifting societal roles and impacting sectors like advertising and workplace...

In her memoir Hummingbird: Messages from My Ancestors, Diana Raab opens up on her life experiences, from childhood solitude to her battles with cancer, and the role of writing as a tool for healing. She shares her family dynamics, particularly the influence of her maternal...

I applaud Marie Carasco for writing a well-researched, practical, and important book in Organizational Culture: A Guide to Inclusive Transformation. The emphasis is truly on the second part of the title, inclusive transformation that will develop organizational culture including change strategies. The author has provided...

The year 1968 was not only one of the most significant years in the 20th century, but it also shaped the future course of America as a country, bringing groundbreaking cultural, political, and societal changes that defined the modern era. This is the year when...

Named After Legends by Stevland Martin Malcolm Polite is exactly as the title describes. Following the life story of Stevland, a man named after various legends in the African-American community, we see his journey in not only living up to his name but finding himself...

Eating 'Round the Toilet Stool is a work of collected poetry in the grief, slice of life, and expressive writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Aubrey E. Drummond, this interesting work is a soul-stirring poetry collection delving...