Most institutions with a large labor force in the same environment clash at some point because of their differences. This, therefore, creates toxicity that interferes with the proper functioning of the institution. Oops, My Team is Toxic by Amy Newfield is one of the best...

Reclaim Your Financial Wits by Nancy O'Hare is a guide to financial independence. The author gives eight fundamental lessons that readers can practice to better themselves financially, including the importance of saving. Saving over an extended period can increase wealth. Nancy emphasizes controlling your expenses...

Inspired by Place by Chase Reynolds Ewald features ten portfolio projects in residential architecture and interior design by CLB Architects, a firm with extensive experience in the Rocky Mountain West which maintains studios in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Bozeman, Montana. Illustrating in form the key...

Many people struggle with their mental and emotional health. Carrie Vanderbilt helps readers understand their emotions in I Don’t Know Why I Act Like This: How to Uncover the Relationship Between Your Mental Health and Your Emotions. This self-help book contains information, suggestions, and activities...

If you’re a history buff who enjoys touches of trivia, Wilmette at 150 by John Jacoby is for you. Written to celebrate the sesquicentennial of the village of Wilmette, Illinois by a resident who was also a village trustee, village president, citizen of the year,...

If roads are considered the bloodline of a country's economy, taxi drivers must be the blood cells that help people reach their destinations, ensuring the smooth running of the country. In The Hidden Lives of Taxi Drivers, Ruth H. Finnegan delves into the world of...

Issa's Super Question Day: Who? by Aliya Yancey is a cute story about the use of the word 'who.' The book is part of a collection of books about words that begin with the letters 'wh'. In this chapter, Issa asks questions that start with...

Me Power by LaNysha T. Adams, Ph.D. is a self-help book that delivers on many different levels. As readers, we get an immediate front-row seat in one of the most crucial moments of the author's life. A singular moment that might break others in half...

The Apocalypto Kid Goes to College by Grant Harper Reid is an intriguing autobiography about one man’s quest to get a college education. Upon graduation from high school, Grant attends Lincoln University. However, after only three disappointing days at Lincoln, Grant returns home to Teaneck,...

Life and Death by John Durbin Husher is a non-fiction guide with the intention of educating readers on 'The History of Overcoming Disease and What it Tells Us About Our Present Increasing Life Expectancy as a Result of Present Day Actions.' Husher delivers a comprehensive...