Animals DO Talk by Carrie O’Neill presents animal communication as a continuous exchange shaped by behavior, energy, and perception. She shows how observing subtle signals and maintaining curiosity allow humans to understand animals’ needs, preferences, and intentions. O’Neill recounts experiences with her horses, cats, and...

Above the Shoulders: Unlock the Mind That Makes the Impossible Inevitable by Jason Nacey examines how sustained human performance is governed by mental processes. Using his experience in completing an Ironman triathlon as a focal point, the book presents the mind as a system capable...

A Poetic Language by author Matt Pugh consists of over 90 poems that explore an array of emotional and spiritual themes, drawing from his personal experiences, relationships, and faith. The book opens with dedications to family and dreamers, setting a tone of warmth and encouragement....

American Educational Excellence by Kenan E. Sahin offers a compelling exploration of the strengths and challenges of the U.S. education system, from kindergarten through higher education. The book challenges conventional criticisms, particularly those focused on standardized test scores, and instead highlights the unique attributes that...

At the Heart of Conflict: Talking Resolution, edited by Cheryl Robson, is a compelling collection of twenty first-person interviews with international and local figures engaged in conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Through voices ranging from former UN officials and diplomats to grassroots activists, the book offers...

After Escobar is a true crime story by Chris Feistl and Dave Mitchell. Taking down the notorious Cali Godfathers and the biggest drug cartel in Colombia’s history seemed an insanely impossible mission to many, but Drug Enforcement Agents (DEA) Chris Feistl and Dave Mitchell were...

A Top Gun Life: Memoirs of a Fighter Pilot by Roy Calvin Moore is more than just a memoir of a fighter pilot for the U.S. Air Force; it is an exposition of life in middle-class America in the twentieth century. Born in the Great...

A Horse-Drawn Sickle Bar Cutter: Finding My Road to Felicity by Robert Merrick Fuller is an inspiring memoir that chronicles the author’s journey from humble beginnings to a life of fulfillment and happiness. Fuller’s narrative offers readers a window into his life as a farmer’s...

Mike Tranter’s A Billion Things to Ask a Neuroscientist is an engaging, accessible, and thoroughly researched exploration of the human brain’s mysteries, blending scientific rigor with conversational warmth. The book demystifies neuroscience for a broad audience, from lay readers to those with some scientific background,...

A Guide to Jazz in Japan by Michael Pronko is an invaluable companion for music lovers eager to explore one of the world’s most dynamic and underappreciated jazz scenes. Whether you’re a visitor, an expat, or an armchair traveler, Pronko’s detailed guide leads you through...