Doc, What Would You Do in My Shoes? by Gemaine Owen, MD, is a guidebook to help cancer patients and their caregivers. It includes valuable information to help them ask the right questions of their physicians to make well-informed decisions. The author discusses preventive measures...

In Why You're Sick and How to Get Well, Teresa Bruni, an alternative healer, shares her journey of overcoming chronic illness, advocating for surrendering for healing while addressing societal attitudes toward illness and fear versus love. Bruni teaches distinguishing surrender from giving up, discussing its...

In Letters from Mr. J B Fact Finder: A Weekly Letter on History Trivia by Joe W. Boyd, the titular Mr. Fact Finder taps into facts through a letter format. He explores a wide range of topics, from historical figures like Levi Strauss and Milton...

World Peace of Glory and Senses is a work of non-fiction in the educational, philosophical thinking, and sociocultural issues subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Magic Mason, this unique work challenges conventional wisdom by proposing that humans possess...

Dr. John V. Wylie's book, The Evolution of Human Motivations, comprises two components: AI-crafted artistry and original written reflections. In the literary portion, Wylie explores areas like severe mental illnesses' link to primal social emotions and offers insight into our shared human condition through an...

Joss Sheldon's Freedom: The Case For Open Borders demystifies the benefits of migration and advocates for a borderless world. It explores the history of migration and how our ancestors from Africa traveled a world without borders and settled in different parts of the earth. It...

Speaking With the Heart by Dr. Heather Browne, PsyD, LMFT provides insights on how to save your marriage. Browne gets to the heart of communication, stripping it down to its essentials. With each chapter, you become more aware of yourself, your strengths, your shortcomings, your...

Who among us has ever challenged the status quo? How about on something important? Something that could affect more than just ourselves but possibly people around the world. That’s exactly what Dr. Sarah Hallberg does in Status Quo Thinking is Harming Your Health. She researched...

In her memoir Coming Out of the Metaphysical Closet, Lisa Rhyne challenges what has been widely accepted as fact and expert credibility, exploring a range of topics from sugar's impact on cognition to global health challenges. Rhyne discusses reality, memory formation, altered states, and questions...

In Dream On!, Dr. Ezella McPherson speaks on the influence of early exposure to science and math and the involvement of African American girls in K–12 STEM fields. She evaluates the importance of hands-on projects and teacher training in shaping positive STEM identities, leading to...