God, Right Here is a beautiful Christian children’s picture book written by Kara Lawler with illustrations by Jennie Poh. This delightful story highlights the bounty and beauty found in nature as a reflection of God’s steadfast presence with each of us. Children enjoy the best...

The Conceivable Future addresses one of the most challenging questions faced by today's generation: Is it ethical to have children in a world facing climate collapse? Meghan Elizabeth Kallman and Josephine Ferorelli explore this complex issue without offering easy answers but instead creating a space...

Me and The Times is a thoroughly engaging and fascinating memoir from the pen of Robert W. Stock. Subtitled My Wild Ride from Elevator Operator to New York Times Editor, Columnist, and Change Agent (1967-97), the author presents the details of his life and his...

Unstoppable Brain: The New Neuroscience that Frees Us from Failure, Eases Our Stress, and Creates Lasting Change by Kyra Bobinet delivers, in three parts, a new way of thinking about your past and future experiences with anxiety and perceived failure. In this book, readers discover...

Ecosystem innovation is not just an abstract concept but can be put to practical use in addressing the many challenges that the world is currently facing, as shown in Do Bigger Things by Dan McClure and Jennifer Wilde. With rapid change in the world, numerous...

A World of New Beginnings, written by Melissa Garin, is a small book with a big message for young people: change is scary and not always easy, but adventure waits on the journey and life is infinitely more interesting and fun when adventure is included....

Allison Watson wants to be a nun, but Sister Margaret believes Allison needs to experience what life is like outside the walls of St. Ives. Kathleen Dutton’s mystery romance novel, Out Of Habit follows Allison as she processes feelings she did not know existed. Allison...

My Heart Attack Saved My Life, But For What? by Susan Smith is a reflective, true account of someone on the treadmill of life, when suddenly the treadmill is derailed, life alters course, and the bottom falls out. This book recounts a series of other...

Over the past decade, many organizations have been prone to information security lapses and faced a few infamous cyber attacks. In The Cybersecurity Spiral of Failure: And How to Break Out of It, veteran cybersecurity consultant and CEO of Corix Partners, Jean-Christophe Gaillard, presents a...

Beyond the Classroom: Black Male Educators Changing the Narrative contains stories about authors who want to inspire fellow Black males to pursue careers in education. The authors share their experiences as educators of color, the joys of the profession, and the many challenges that come...

The world's problems are well documented and include environmental issues, an inadequate education system, exploitation, warfare, corporate greed, and poor governance. Laura Fienor examines these in detail and provides innovative solutions in Cutting-Edge Ideas: Empowering Agents of Positive World Change. She points out that the...

Boasting a career background in the CIA and the US Army, alongside years of experience managing private equity funds as a senior vice president at GE Investments, Mike Mears brings an all-in-one guide that draws from basic human nature and behavior to provide innovative approaches...

The New Rules of the Road by Dan Kahn provides an indispensable guide for navigating the rapidly changing marketing landscape, focusing on the convergence of public relations, marketing, and technology. This book is a compelling mix of Kahn’s personal experiences, professional insights, and forward-looking strategies...

They Hang Me in Tokyo by Allan West is a stunning and unique foray into the journey of an artist as he works to become a Master Nihonga. West chronicles his experiences as he explores the incredible hidden world of a Japanese painting tradition known...

Our modern world was shaped by the Industrial Revolution, a phenomenon that emerged during the late 18th century. Productivity increased due to the use of machinery and the investment of capital, holding the promise of a better life for all. Dr. Peter Brews examines the...

The End of Meaning: Cultural Change in America since 1945 by William A. Sikes is a tour de force in the breadth of American culture covered in his commentary, from religion and philosophy to literature and poetry, music and movies, letters and the internet, romance...

Dispatches From Farm Country by Jim Patrico is an insightful and beautifully crafted chronicle of rural America through the eyes of a seasoned journalist. Based on years of reporting, the author combines personal recollections, historical background, and firsthand interviews to create a close portrait of...

In Give A Shift, Carolyn J. Phinney outlines a self-coaching method for personal transformation through internal awareness and intentional action. She introduces the concept of the “Guardian Mind,” a subconscious mechanism that resists change by prioritizing safety, often resulting in fear, procrastination, and self-sabotage. Phinney...

Give Me a Year: 12 New Things to Embrace Change and Live Your Best Life by Shonda Scott outlines a lifestyle approach with the aim of helping readers engage in one new activity each month to set growth in motion, overcome fears, and enhance well-being....

Radical Ray by Bobbi Chegwyn follows Ray Roxby, who learns and practices Radical Love from his grandmother, Leila, and applies it through the R.A.D. Framework of Reach, Act, Discover. Ray notices classmates, neighbors, and community members who feel isolated or need help, like Jack, Tarek,...