Curious people are always seeking to learn something new and they try to gain knowledge by engaging in conversations where they commit fully to the exchange and even switch off their cell phones so that there are no interruptions. The Book Of Noteworthy 'Why' Questions...

The Quarantine Cookbook is a nonfiction cooking/food guide written by Beth Carter. The author’s comic muse has been hiding from her lately and making writing her typical literary fare, humorous women’s fiction, and romantic comedy rather more difficult to pen. And since she’s been actively...

Freya Gates's 5 Steps to Raise An Emotionally Intelligent Child: How to Get Your Kids to Listen to You is an engaging book that gives good insights on how social and emotional development plays an important role in a child's academic success and health. The...

Bankruptcy Didn't Break Me by Kassondra R Lewis is a non-fiction self-help and motivational guide based on the experience and expertise of the author regarding bankruptcy. The book begins with an overview of Lewis's differing circumstances prior to making the last-resort decision of filing for...

The Art of Crochet for Beginners: Unique Themes and Patterns for your Loved Ones: Book 1 of the Creative Arts for Beginners Series by Freya Gates is a fascinating book for readers who would enjoy crocheting and require tips and tools on how to go...

Couvade Syndrome: What Male Sympathetic Pregnancy Is & How You Can Fight It by P. A. Simon discusses exactly what the title suggests – couvade syndrome. Many of us have probably heard of pseudo pregnancies, phantom pregnancies, or false pregnancies but couvade syndrome is something...

Think and Be Unstoppable is a work of non-fiction in the self-help genre of guidebooks, and was penned by author Josh Racioppo. As the title suggests, this accessible and in-depth guide offers uplifting and motivating advice in order to make major positive changes to one’s...

Knowing Your Mind: Lessons from neuroscience and artificial intelligence is a work of informative non-fiction penned by author Richard Lonsdale. As the title suggests, the work focuses on themes of human psychology, intelligence, and the very nature of what marks us as different from the...

The year is 1971 and sixteen-year-old Sharon is sick and tired of the life she is living. With parents that control her every move in life and deny her the choice to attend college because she’s a female, she decides to run away with her...

In his valuable work, Democracy: Is This How It Dies, Jeff Hawkins examines the meaning of democracy and analyzes the American past and present political cultures with regard to democracy. As Hawkins notes in the work, the election of Donald Trump as president of the...