I teach English as a second language at a university in China, and I am always reading books that deal with education in my ongoing effort to improve myself, stay current in my field, and in general make my classes more fun and productive. Most...

I loved Essence of Existence by Paul Roman. The subtitle is Brief Story of Matter and People. In fact, it is a clear but very condensed history of the universe. A while back I wrote an essay calling for the addition of a course on...

Empowerment Through Coaching by JD Roman and Manuel Ferrandez is a useful tool that will help readers to get the best from themselves and also empower them to succeed in a professional environment. The author speaks about the term 'coaching,' which has become so popular,...

Eat to Beat Disease: Foods Medicinal Qualities by Catherine J Frompovich takes readers on a journey of discovery and gives them a wealth of wisdom about how they can transform their health by changing their food choices and daily diet. Most of us unwittingly eat...

Rarely does a book come along that so positively mesmerizes me that I read it from start to finish in a single sitting. Yet that is exactly what I did with Embracing the Wild in Your Dog by Bryan Bailey. Bailey opens the story with...

Email Management using Gmail by Ceri Clark shows ways to automate one's email organization, specifically aimed at users of Gmail. It helps one in doing more productive work, rather than fighting the monster of email overload. It begins with a general discussion on the use...

Electric Ancient Egyptians: Penetrating The Atom With Electrified Sperm (Ancient Energy) is a nonfiction metaphysical work written by James Brown. The author combined his practical knowledge as a general contractor with his independent studies of the ancient Egyptians, and arrived at some of his own...

Education Revolution by Will Stanton is a useful tool for all those readers who are concerned about the faltering education system where even the thought processes of children are tuned before they are taught how to think. The author brings to fore the declining state...

Educating Angels: Teaching for the Pursuit of Happiness (Our National Conversation) by Tony Armstrong Ph.D reminds us that while we say to our children each is a gift and gifted, we then send them to a schools that seem to want to drill that uniqueness...

Evolution of Ferripyoverdine Receptors in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa is a scientific work written by Julie Osaretin Osayande, a molecular biologist. Pseudomonas Aeruginosa is a type of bacteria that occurs in nature as well as in hospitals, where it attacks patients who have compromised immune systems. This...