Strengthen your resolve as a leader, teacher, healer, and peacemaker who works toward making the world a better place to live with The Art of Peace. Yogi Akal is a Canadian yogi, peace activist, and spiritual leader. In this illuminating book, Akal presents an enlightening...

The Profitable Author: 1,001 Ways to Build a Business You Love Around Your Books by Sharon Woodhouse is a practical and motivational guide for writers who want to turn their books into a steady, fulfilling source of income. The book doesn’t just focus on writing...

Earth’s Midwife: A Memoir of a Spiritual Doula by Samantha McManus starts with the author growing up isolated in Alaska, where she developed precognitive and intuitive abilities through deep nature immersion. She recounts learning to trust visions and feelings, connecting to an unseen Source. The...

Discipline by Subtraction: The Art of Strategic Laziness by James R. Snoddy presents a discipline-based approach that allows individuals to reclaim their time, perspective, and relationships by eliminating elements that do not add value to their lives. Strategic Laziness is not about removing tasks simply...

The Playful Advantage by Chris Marshall offers the idea that playfulness is a vital human capacity that enhances creativity, adaptability, and learning in complex environments. Marshall critiques rigid, hierarchical management models and promotes playfulness as a strategic, context-sensitive quality rooted in neuroscience and psychology. Using...

Sid Thatte’s Algebra begins by establishing arithmetic as the foundation for algebra through shared operational rules and categorizes numbers into real and imaginary types, explaining their properties and placements on the number line. The text elaborates on operations with signed numbers, order of operations, and...

In Working-Class Kids and Visionary Educators in a Multiracial High School by Karen V. Hansen and Nicholas Monroe, Sunnyvale High School was established in California during significant social changes and numerous challenges. The school mainly catered to middle-class families whose many family members had a...

In The Art of an Enlightened Woman, Sarah Voldeng defines empowerment as internal personal power derived from strength, confidence, and responsibility for one’s choices. She references Socrates on self-knowledge and continuous learning as foundational to empowerment. Voldeng’s Formula Factor Theory balances energizing “fill factors” and...

Born and brought up in Nigeria, Oluwole Babatunde lost both his parents by the time he was thirteen. Yet, he found strength in his faith to overcome adversity, completed medical school, and became a clinical physician and psychiatrist. In Adapt and Advance, Dr. Babatunde introduces...

Athletes are respected because they inspire people from all walks of life. In Game Changers, author Dan Gold presents the stories of some of these extraordinary sportsmen and sportswomen who not only left a mark in their respective sports but changed the world through their...