Musea by Lande Jewels is a guide to London's museums, made wholly unique by each being described in poetic, rhyming verse. Jewels includes dozens of entries, like The National Portrait Gallery, where Holbein and Hogarth hold one side of the room while Gainsborough, Reynolds, Kauffman,...

Human Again: In the AI Age by J.D. Macpherson is a detailed discussion about the future of artificial intelligence in our lives. It raises critical questions about whether AI is the death of creativity and if it will replace strategic planning and decision-making roles. The...

Barry Robbins's 6-3 and 5-4: Betrayal From Within tells the story of modern America through twenty-five Supreme Court rulings that speak for themselves. Each chapter gives a case a voice, turning decisions like Dobbs, Bush v. Gore, and Salinas into narrators that react to the...

In C is For Cat, Dr Terrie Sizemore distills years of experience in veterinary medicine into an essential guide that answers just about any question the average cat mom or dad could ask. The information is organized into an accessible, easy-to-navigate format, and the accompanying...

The Architecture of Forever by Amos Behana explores the issue of aging and longevity care. Biological immortality can be observed in various animals. These offer insights into how human beings can achieve immortality. Initial efforts should focus on DNA protection and repair mechanisms. With technological...

Alicia Katz Pollock’s QuickBooks Online Bootcamp is a friendly, detailed guide for small business owners, bookkeepers, and anyone eager to manage their finances with confidence. The book takes readers through the entire QuickBooks Online system—from the basics of setting up a company and creating customer...

Higher education has faced many complex challenges over the years. Michael Horowitz, a seasoned chancellor of six different institutions of higher education, presents readers with a revolutionary framework called "radical cooperation," which seeks to serve students overlooked by traditional mainstream colleges. According to Horowitz, there's...

The term “ghost in the machine” was first coined by Gilbert Ryle in 1949, and simplistically put, suggests that consciousness or the mind can exist alongside, but independently, within a physical entity. The Ghost in the Machine Reconsidered by Joshua Robertson revisits this and related...

Life Curriculum: What You Learn and Practice Makes You Who You Are by Charles Paul Collins is a comprehensive and eye-opening book about life. The author focuses on life as a craft. This is something I find absolutely fascinating as a mother, as a teacher,...

Kirk Ward Robinson’s Founding Courage: Courage and Character in the United States of America reflects on acts of bravery that have shaped both individuals and the nation across generations. First published in 2007 and now reissued in a twentieth anniversary edition, the book combines narrative...