My Little Book of Big Money by Paul A. Tran is a business book that outlines some basic strategies designed to help readers make informed choices regarding their financial destinies. The book details the harsh financial realities that many people are facing today, including unemployment,...

Manufacture Local by John Gardener explores the critical role manufacturing plays in various aspects of the American way of life, such as the standards of living and national security policy. Becoming self-reliant has been core to the American system since its independence. Draconian laws passed...

Mama by Zuzana Plesa is a look at her mother Anna Jozefek's life and her burial at Linden Hill Cemetery in Brooklyn beside her husband. Anna passed on January 4, 2001, with funeral arrangements made in the U.S. The service included a eulogy acknowledging Anna's...

My Days with Emma by Paul Dunion examines societal views on aging and Dunion's personal journey toward accepting it. Dunion describes facing negative perceptions and his own fears, but through his interactions with Emma, an older psychotherapist, he shifts his perspective to see aging as...

Making Democracy Count: How Mathematics Improves Voting, Electoral Maps, and Representation by Ismar Volic is an extremely important book. The word ‘Mathematics’ in the title might discourage some readers from picking up the book, but it shouldn’t. Nothing more than basic arithmetic is involved, and...

With the rapid destruction of Earth's ecosystem due to human impact, we must ensure that future generations learn from our mistakes and acquire the knowledge and wisdom to save the planet. Poetry collections like May We Learn From the Earth by Robert J. Tiess are...

Mornings are Magenta by Murray Pura is a collection of poems that vividly expresses the experiences and emotions of the people of Ukraine amidst the Russian invasion of the country. The poems detail the brutality, devastation, and trauma of those who survive the war, where...

Who actually discovered Elvis? Did the Beach Boys steal a song? Could a copper wire in a shoe be laced with cancer and kill a reggae legend? What was the outcome of the FBI's investigations into complaints about obscene lyrics on a record? How thorough...

Machine See, Machine Do: How Technology Mirrors Bias in Our Criminal Justice System is a work of non-fiction in the political subgenre. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Patrick K. Lin. The book scrutinizes the machine-based aspects...

Mirror for the Mind: A Tribute to the Wisdom of Humanity by Dara Sanandaji is an extraordinary achievement. The book starts with a reflection and continues at express speed, bombarding the reader's mind with reflections that preclude a quick read. Each adage, proverb, or quote...