Anna Minte's Q1: A Survival Guide to Adulting is a nonfiction self-help book for new adults. Minte is a college professor who lives and works in the Dominican Republic. While the midlife crisis is a relatively well known phenomenon that seems to affect at least...

Uncommon Sense: A Theory of Human Purpose by J.R. Miller is not for the intellectually faint of heart. Self-purportedly a kind of academic dispatch from the margins of conventional humanistic understanding, because “through strong objectivity and the outsider-within phenomenon, marginalized individuals are placed in a...

In 2064, the title of the book by Abu Bakr Rawlins, the author projects this is the year a global caliphate will be established. The mission statement of his Islamic organization is: To establish Islamic Shari’ah under the leadership of a rightly guided global caliph....

For a delightful look at the products and mores that shaped the lives of the boomer generation, you can't do much better than Boomer Brands by Barry Silverstein. For those of us who grew up in the fifties and sixties, these were the things that...

RV Guide to Camping in Arizona State Parks is a nonfiction travel book written by Jacquelyn Brochman. Brochman is an avid camper who enjoys taking her travel trailer to state parks across the country. Arizona’s state parks are divided by their regional location within the...

How to Calm the Hell Down and Be Happy by Ilene Angel is a self-help book about stress management. There are funny moments when the author talks about her various attempts to release stress with yoga. I bet lots of people found themselves in that...

In Discovering Significance, executive coach Philip Giordano provides an innovative blueprint for anyone seeking to move beyond what we normally think of as the fundamental goal of business leadership—a drive for success—to the deeper and generally more elusive quality he calls significance. In the book,...

Living Lagom: A Swedish Guide to a Balanced Life by Maya Thoresen takes a closer look at the Swedish concept of Lagom and shows how it can be adopted by anyone who wishes to live a healthy and balanced life. In the book, Thoresen considers...

As the title more than hints at, Tim Dalgleish’s Orwell, Two Guinea Pigs, a Cat and a Goat and Other Essays is an eclectic and wide-ranging collection of writings by the British playwright-poet-essayist-editor and actor. In the more than two dozen pieces comprising the book,...

Living Brands: How Biology & Neuroscience Shape Consumer Behaviour & Brand Desirability by Dr. Constantinos Pantidos talks about we can use the human mind to develop a brand or item. He shows us this concept with diagrams and lots of details. Dr. Constantinos Pantidos talks...