Recruiting to Retain by John William Wright II is a well-written book that offers leaders and recruiters a guide to recruiting, selecting, attracting, and developing talent with excellence. John begins by writing about his background, mentors, and career growth, starting from his first job as...

Psychiatry has become increasingly complex, potentially creating a barrier between the patient and the healthcare practitioner. Dr. Emil Šabanović sets out to clarify matters by providing fresh perspectives in The Tree of Symptoms. The resulting insights will assist medical professionals in communicating with their patients...

The rise of communism during the last century cast a deep shadow over global politics, and tensions continued even after the dissolution of the former Soviet Union in 1991. The Naked Communist by W. Cleon Skousen digs deeply into the origins, policies, and tactics of...

Global Game Changers: 50 Stories of Impact and Innovation by Yana Bijoor presents accounts of people who convert turning points into structured work that addresses social and environmental problems. Bijoor spans sectors and regions in direct, first-person interviews. Among them is social entrepreneur Aline Sara...

Nate Colsen wrote Wills vs. Living Trusts to help readers decide which estate planning tool is best for them and explain how to implement their estate plans. The book begins by explaining the difference between wills and trusts, as well as defining other important terms,...

The Complete Natural Healing Handbook: 100 Step by Step Herbal Remedies to Heal Your Body Naturally & Support Immunity Using Budget-Friendly Ingredients by Lydia Rosemont is a comprehensive natural healing guide for those who want to use herbs as medicine. It’s divided into ten chapters...

Little Green Lies and Other BS by John Mullinder is an insightful look at environmental claims, myths, and misconceptions, especially in forestry, paper, packaging, recycling, and waste management. Drawing on his broad experience in journalism and environmental policy, Mullinder questions popular beliefs and reveals inaccuracies...

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...

Minariel by David Elkins combines ideas of science, technology, and group behavior. It investigates how people can move, communicate, and share information in organized, often geometric ways. The book explores how groups form physical patterns, operate devices together, and coordinate actions in both two-dimensional and...