Mastering the Game of Servant Companies is a business book that treats business as a “game” rather than a war, and asks you to choose and play that game in a very different way. Alaauldin AlFar walks you through three big stages: Prepare to Play,...

Dr. Derrick Perdue doesn't pull any punches in The Instructional Coaching Effect: How Coaching Builds Confident and Committed Teachers. He looks straight at the "revolving door" of modern education and asks what it actually takes to keep teachers in their classrooms. Instead of relying solely...

Your Grief Companion: A Friend to Soften the Ache by Dayna Mason is a gentle guide through the many stages of loss, offering brief reflections that mirror the emotional experience of grief as it unfolds. The book is divided into sections that cover shock, longing,...

A Human Business by Glenn Bostock describes the CEO of SnapCab’s method of building a successful business through people-centric practices instead of focusing on financial results. The author's educational obstacles taught him to view the world through a different perspective while recognizing the special abilities...

If you are trying to navigate the shark-infested waters of self-publishing, Bestseller Book Launch Plan: The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Bestselling Author on the World's Largest Online Retailer is basically your survival manual. Dale L. Roberts doesn't just give you a bunch of "get...

If you have ever felt like you’re trying to lead a team while standing in the middle of a hurricane, Composure: How Centered Leaders Make the Biggest Impact is the book you need to pick up. Zoë Routh moves way past the typical "rah-rah" motivational...

There is absolutely no sugar-coating in The Book of Common Sense, and honestly, that is exactly why it works. It’s clear from the start that Daniel Hart’s intention isn't to give you a fluffy "pat on the back." Instead, this is a direct, unapologetic manual...

In Bad Dreams and Bad Memories, Keith Thorn explains how these two issues continue to influence everyday reactions when the body responds to stored impressions, as if those earlier conditions still exist. He tells us that these responses begin before conscious thought and reflect patterns...

In This Kindness Prepares Another, Keith Thorn isn't interested in giving us a polished, ego-driven victory lap. Instead, the book feels like a quiet, almost startlingly honest dismantling of the person he used to be. Thorn deconstructs the defensive walls he spent decades building, looking...

I’ve read a lot of parenting books, but Keep Your Cool: Anger Management for Parents by Olivia Tanner Greene is a total knock-out. Usually, books about temper and triggers can feel a bit shaming, but the affirmational tone in this book is a breath of...