Have you ever taken the time to critically evaluate the beliefs you hold or the depth of knowledge you have in various fields, or perhaps the reasons behind the foundation of both? While these are fundamental questions for the physical, intellectual, and even spiritual growth...

When I was offered the opportunity to read and review this memoir by Martin Frumkin, I was none too sure that a hippie’s journal about sex, drugs, and rock ‘n' roll as he searched for a higher consciousness was my cup of java. None of...

The name of the Village of Wrong is appropriate. Here it is wrong - very wrong - to harm animals. Sheriff Stargut is clear about this and does not hesitate to punish anyone who does not respect the friends who live in the wood. Someone...

High Strangeness: Tales From the Edge of the Unknown is a work of fiction in the horror and anthology subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the use of explicit language and themes with gore, violence, and death, and features a collection...

The football season is upon us. Lipstick Football by Diana Weynand invites us to look at our lives through a prism of American football. Diana is a history maker. She played the women's professional tackle football with the Los Angeles Lasers, becoming their general manager...

Building High-Trust CommUNITY argues that America's conflicts result from a distrust in society and politics. It begins by examining people and trust in a historical context covering the period from Abraham Lincoln to the COVID pandemic. The book reviews trust at an individual level and...

In his book Socialism: Origins, Expansion, Decline, and the Attempted Revival in the United States, Phillip Bryson delves deeper into the subject of socialism and its history by answering virtually every question on the subject. These include the origins of socialism, and the theories, concepts,...

One: An Intellectual Odyssey to Rediscover the Most Powerful Being in the Universe - You, by Jerome Michael McLaughlin, presents history, philosophy, and psychology in simple words. You are slowly pushed to the edge of humanity throughout and then brought back from it. With a...

Probiotics for Women’s Health by Temmy Miller is subtitled A Practical Guide for Women to the Benefits of Probiotics with the Best Recipes for Good Health, Anti-inflammatory, Gut Health, Disease Prevention, and Better Longevity. As the title indicates, Temmy sets out compelling study findings about...

Remember the little ditty caregivers loved to use while tickling a baby’s toes? This little Piggy went to market, all while drawing out the first word, “this”? In This Little Puggy by Hailee Oman, readers learn about a little puggy who went to the market!...

Most institutions with a large labor force in the same environment clash at some point because of their differences. This, therefore, creates toxicity that interferes with the proper functioning of the institution. Oops, My Team is Toxic by Amy Newfield is one of the best...

Over the years, there has been a steady rise of successful start-ups which have managed to claw their way into the customer base of large-scale corporations. This is because big companies are stuck in the traditional way of doing things that have become incompatible with...

My Personal Fables: Book 1, The Legend of the Horse is a fantasy adventure tale by Sadie Chapman. Taking advice from Zeus, his steed Pegasus summons three of his strongest pairs of white-winged stallions and mares and travels to Earth with them to create a...

Break Up With Yourself by Rish Mitra is a self-help book designed to assist men when they decide to break away from toxic thought patterns. The author draws from his personal experience as he relates situations where he felt judged and encourages his readers to...

Slices of Community by Brad Birky dropped from the sky into my lap like the idea for the café. Brad and his wife Libby sketched the concept on an airline magazine. The concept behind SAME (So All May Eat) is simple. Offer wholesome, nutritious, organic,...

I Want to Be a Police Officer by Samuel John teaches children about the functions and duties of police officers. The author intends to help kids understand more about what the police do and their importance in society. The topics addressed include some of the...

R. Stephen Lynch has observed romantic relationships and seen how some materialize but others fail. He analyzes why this happens. Having experienced an emotional breakup, he searched for the answers to his questions. He found facts about why these things happen and shares his information...

Space Rogue: How the Hackers Known As L0pht Changed the World is a work of non-fiction in the biography, cybersecurity, and technology subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Cris Thomas. In this fascinating in-depth look at...

In Let Us Rejoice: Rejoicing in the Day the Lord Has Made by Mistie House, a young daughter rises early to greet each day, ready to live joyfully, love greatly, and shine brightly for Jesus the whole year through. She begins with her birthday and...

Who Says Women Can't Lead? is a thought-provoking and must-read study. James J Rondinone questions whether a woman might be called to any leadership position in the church, such as pastor-teacher, apostle, prophet, or evangelist. Besides uncovering truths, this book offers new interpretations that challenge...