Idiots are Invincible by Angelo Rodafinos, PhD. is a book of gems, the opening page itself coming up with the first one: “I couldn’t become an Olympic winner because worrying was not an event.” This book, especially suited for such people, is organized into three...

Understand Accounting Terms: Learn Easily by Akshay Rajgor is a collection of commonly encountered terms in accounting with a brief explanation of what those terms signify. The terms are alphabetically arranged and the book therefore can function as an accounting dictionary. For example, the term...

A wonderful guide for the new teacher, Felicia Saffold’s Becoming the Difference in a Hopeful Classroom is an insider’s look into the true reality of entering the classroom as its leader. Peppered with her personal experiences, starting as a child with a true love of...

Quantum Magic: A Guide to Understanding and Practicing Magic is a non-fiction spiritual education text written by J.M. Conley, a long-term practitioner and student of the occult. He decided to write this book to serve as an introduction to the subject as well to...

Kelly Walsh has not only located the big "X" on the map, but she has revealed a fantastic treasure in Wordspeller: Learn to read music step-by-step. Children will be enthralled by the colorful pictures and adorable characters throughout the book. From dragons and witches, to...

Oh that every teenager in America could attend a school like that described in Awakening Your STEM School: Assuring a Job Ready Workforce by Dr. Aaron L. Smith. Dr. Smith is the director of the Aviation Academy, a charter school in the Newport News, Virginia...

Marketing is a multi-billion dollar industry. It is the process of channeling goods and services from supplier to buyer. When marketing your goods or services, you must consider your target market and the required channels to reach them. The Old Rush: Marketing for Gold in...

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...

In A Tale of Hope's Faith, author Diane Weinmann, an animal communicator and healer, writes a heartwarming account of one of her clients named Hope, a mixed breed rescued dog adopted by the loving family of Rosanne. All things are going well until Hope’s sixth...

Summer versus School: The Possibilities of the Year-Round School by James Pedersen re-examines the education pattern of America. James, with many years of experience in this field, feels an urgent need to ponder on the changes that are likely to happen, a major one being...