It’s Not the Bricks, It’s the Mortar by Mike Cosentino is a guide for anyone who wants to succeed in retail. The author uses the image of bricks (the systems and products) and mortar (the “invisible” soft skills, like teamwork and good service) to demonstrate...

In Opening the Gate to New Worlds: How to Write a Book Children Will Treasure by Lauren Bingham is a resource for those wanting to write a story for young readers or for their children. The premise is rooted in the theory that the love...

How much do we know about insurance? Kevin L. Glaser asks if readers are paying too much for insurance and whether the coverage is adequate. He sets out to educate readers with Inside the Insurance Industry. He points out that insurance is about risk management,...

Neil Gonsalves’ I'm Not Your Token: Unapologetic Clarity in Divided Times is a collection of his original essays that examine modern political, social, and economic polarization. Among the essays are My Profound Fortnight in Moscow, where Gonsalves shares a 1994 trip to Russia, describing...

I Am Magic by Bilge Apak Sato and Valerie Kvita provides a detailed overview of fertility, defining it as the ability to conceive and explaining key biological processes such as the menstrual cycle phases and hormonal regulation. The book covers male and female fertility factors,...

To pursue a fulfilling life, one must first unearth purpose and meaning from within. We must let go of our emotional baggage and self-doubt to learn how to grow. If you're feeling trapped or weighed down by inner and external pressures, Inner Clarity is the...

If You Say So by Michelle Herman reflects on the author's personal and communal experiences shaped by art, caregiving, and memory. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Herman was part of a community dance project, using ballet for structure and inner balance. She recalls formative life stages:...

Intimate Conversations: Face to Face with Matchless Musicians by Larry Ruttman is a compilation of interviews exploring the lives and careers of diverse musicians through personal narratives. Joan Tower reflects on how political and personal experiences shaped her musical journey, emphasizing intuition in composition and...

In The Shadow Of The Oak is a heartfelt celebration of love between a son and his father. David Ferro shares true stories about his late father, Aurelio, whose presence loomed large in his life. Alongside the real-life events, the author presents a mythic retelling...

Infinite Paradise by Dianne Ebertt Beeaff is a memoir that immerses readers in a heartfelt connection with nature. The narrative weaves personal reflections with the physical transformations of a sixteen-acre tract in Southern Ontario, artfully depicted as an embodiment of paradise. Throughout the memoir, Beeaff...