Back Into Delight: Grief Recovery at the Speed of Life by Paul O'Neill offers a deeply emotional and transformative perspective on grief and healing. Drawing on his own powerful experiences of loss, O'Neill provides a unique perspective on navigating the complexities of sorrow and reconnecting...

In her memoir This is a Love Song: Thoughts from the B Side of a Gen X Life, Dina Honour describes daily walks with her husband during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to leave their apartment and maintain a routine, then proceeds to step...

In his book The Black Wall Streets of America: Towards a Black Stock Exchange, Woody R. Clermont identifies thriving Black communities with diverse businesses, stating how Black-owned banks and credit unions offered loans that enabled homeownership and business growth. Informal savings groups in churches are...

Mediocre to Meaningful by Benjamin Douglas is a business parable that explores the transformative power of intentional leadership, human connection, and strategic organizational change. Through the story of Peter Johnson, a veteran HR director tasked with turning around a struggling manufacturing plant, the book offers...

In C is For Cat, Dr Terrie Sizemore distills years of experience in veterinary medicine into an essential guide that answers just about any question the average cat mom or dad could ask. The information is organized into an accessible, easy-to-navigate format, and the accompanying...

Do you suffer from imposter syndrome? Does self-doubt, fear, and lack of self-confidence make you feel overwhelmed in life? If the answer to those questions is yes, grab a copy of Thanh Nguyen's Unshrink Yourself: 12 Mini-Shifts to Ditch Self-Doubt and Own Your Life. This...

A leader is not someone who repeats slogans or shares data, but rather is a natural, honest, and empathetic person. They are someone who takes responsibility for results, both their own and the team's. To be in control and move in the right direction, a...

In his self-help guide Living to Relate, Dr. Dermot Casey explains that humans exist in continuous relationships from birth until death, influencing survival and overall well-being. Casey tells us that early attachment experiences shape relational templates and guide interactive patterns throughout our adult life. He...

In his memoir 1980s: The Days of Innocence, Durgesh Pimparkar shares his early years in a small Indian village in the titular decade, where curiosity about objects and surroundings shaped his understanding of the world. He explains how his father changed his birth date for...

In Life and How to Live It, Chaz Holesworth recounts his life story. He was raised in Kensington in a poor neighborhood. Both his parents grew up in dysfunctional families, which impacted how they raised Chaz. His father was bright, but his heroin addiction affected...