"Now, that's a good book," was what I said to myself as I closed Get Happy!: 7 Secrets to Creating the Life You Want by Elizabeth Bruce. "And an important one," I added as I thought about the review I would write. Why good? Why...

Face Difficult Conversations with God on Your Side is written by Rebecca Finley. Many Christian women suffer an internal conflict between living according to God's will and having their personal needs met. Throughout this guide, you will discover that you can have both without losing...

When I Grow Up: I Want To Be a Lawyer! by Lois R Beasley-Carlisle is an inspirational picture book for children. A young girl is having a hard time deciding what she wants to be when she grows up. She ponders becoming a doctor, a...

Living All In by Chris Janssen is a self-help book aimed at helping people control unhelpful emotions and live the life they envision. It's about taking charge of your feelings and taking responsibility for them, knowing that only you choose how internal and external factors...

The Full Catastrophe is a thought-provoking and deeply emotional memoir penned by Casey Mulligan Walsh. At the tender age of 12, the author becomes an orphan and is raised by relatives while struggling to find her place in the world. When her brother, Tommy, dies...

Grace Yourself by Chris Janssen is a deeply personal yet universally resonant journey from addiction to freedom, offering readers a compassionate and empowering roadmap to sobriety. It’s told through raw storytelling and gentle coaching wisdom. Janssen chronicles her breakthrough into recovery, not by chasing perfection,...

Billion Dollar Bullseye by Jonathan Cronstedt is a non-fiction business guide that reveals strategies for scaling a company to extraordinary heights and preparing it for a successful exit. Drawing from his experience as president of Kajabi, where he achieved a two-billion-dollar valuation, Cronstedt shares the...

Lions in the Grass: A Marketing Insider's Guide to Mass Persuasion (and Why You Want the Sh!t You Want) by Bill Morrison is an essential marketing book that teaches you about the dark art of emotional manipulation. Bill Morrison explains how emotional exploiters like marketers,...

The authors have produced a quick and easy guide to asking intelligent and potentially informative questions when a diagnosis has been rendered by a physician. The book is concise and easy to generalize from the home to the physician's office so that adequate information can...

Michael J. Losier’s "LAW of ATTRACTION" has many things to commend it. It is based on centuries of human experience and when applied in the manner he clearly explains, it could work to improve any relationship, life, work, schooling, or anything that is presently negative...

I knew I needed this book when I read the blurb, “Motivation doesn't stick around long enough.” This sounds like my need to exercise. I lose motivation. Just as the subtitle states, author Takumi Yamzaki offers readers thirteen exercises to assist the reader in finding...

Ivy League Wealth Secrets spells out clearly how to save and invest in insurances, how to avoid what the author calls 'financial land mines,' how to deal with the many different forms of taxes, what the consumer should know about family businesses, consumer debt, retirement...

In Barbara Morris’s "I’m Not Goin’ There! A Gutsy Girlfriend Guide for Boomer Women Who Don’t Want to Spend Their Golden Years Cuddling With Their Cats", 83 year old Barbara Morris, who worked as a pharmacist until age 76, starts off with a disclosure stating...

Why Do My Employees Hate Me and Other Answers You May Not Want to Hear by William J Eisenbrandt is certainly not a book for every business owner. If you like your business advice in the form of sweet parables, if you want quick and...

If you are intending to quit your current job and look for something else, or are trying to find your first employer, No Mistakes Interviews will be an invaluable guide. Giacomo Giammatteo takes you through every facet of job hunting: from preparation, dress code, researching...

Money Smart: How Not to Buy Cat Food When You Don’t Have a Cat is a fun personal finance guide by Mary C. Kelly. Money Smart is relatively short and easily digestible, but still manages to pack a fair amount of useful information within its...

Mastering Conversational Hypnosis: Psychology Tricks to Influence People Easily and Get Exactly What You Want by Noah-Jay Michael is a handy guide for better communication with others. If you want to win allies and influence people without manipulation, this manual lays out easy-to-follow systematic tools....

Marriage by Design: The Keys to Create, Cultivate and Claim the Marriage You've Always Wanted by Eric A. Disney is an insightful guide to the issues that plague couples and how to establish new patterns of behavior to avoid the “D” word (divorce). Many believe...

Dirty Little Secrets of Personal Injury Claims: What Insurance Companies Don't Want You to Know; and What Attorneys Won't Tell You About Handling Your Own Claim by Terry Ann Lato is a comprehensive and exceptionally well researched guide to assist claimants in navigating and successfully...

The Joy of Argument: 91 Ways to Get More of What You Want, and Less of What You Don’t is a non-fiction self/help, business/philosophy book written by Albert Navarra. The author presents a definition of the term 'argument', shows how the concept evolved from its...