Wolff's Law: A Memoir by Brian Harrison is a profound reflection on resilience, self-discovery, and the emotional complexities of life. Harrison’s narrative weaves through a lifetime of personal trials, from family struggles and relationship challenges to career setbacks and self-reinvention. Each chapter unearths formative memories,...

Why Did I Just Eat That? by Lisa D. Ellis takes a hard look at what modern eating habits look like, speaking on less savory aspects like the biological cravings for fats, sugars, and carbs, which are all frequently exacerbated by stress. She identifies different...

In Why Americans Have It All Wrong: An Alternative Way to Find Happiness, author David Rosenfield urges readers to consider exchanging their current lifestyle for one that is more enjoyable and satisfying. He starts by writing about the widespread dissatisfaction that many Americans have with...

What It Means When I Say 'I Do' by Cindy David is a heartfelt and practical guide for anyone looking to strengthen their marriage or gain deeper insight into what commitment truly means. David lays out 35 daily promises that guide nurturing a loving, joy-filled...

What value does a crossroads offer us? How do we focus on what we can control when we encounter problems? How do we shift our mindset to focus on positivity in the face of negativity? Read Whispers at the Crossroads to unlock the answers to...

Why Things Don't Work: It's Systemic and We Can Fix It is a game-changing and comprehensive guide to understanding human behavior and solving complex systemic problems. Brock Hotaling and Harry Foundalis present a revolutionary approach to understanding human behavior in this groundbreaking book. Exploring the...

In Where the Shadows Dance, Dana Killion chronicles her experiences living with her husband's alcoholism and their eventual divorce. The memoir leans into Killion's emotional struggles from living with an alcoholic, marked by feelings of emptiness and helplessness. Initial signs of trouble included an incident...

Larry Odell Johnson, author of What Is We To You?!, was born in Harlem. Growing up in Amsterdam Avenue, he is surrounded by various relatives, and different events shape his growing up during the Jim Crow era. Discrimination against black people is rampant, but he...

In Who's Driving Your Bus, Gillian Gorrie begins with her personal evolution from battling depression and self-doubt to achieving personal fulfillment. Gorrie illustrates her transformative journey, starting with a wellness event that sparked her shift from isolation to growth. Gorrie’s approach includes embracing self-awareness, taking...

Sometimes you pick up a book and it grabs you by the scruff of the neck, shakes you around a bit, and makes you exclaim, “Everyone needs to read this.” When Liberty Enslaves: The Toxic Blend of Faith and Politics by Jerry Aveta was just...