Activate Your Money: Invest to Grow Your Wealth and Build a Better World by Janine Firpo is an exceptional business book that addresses all women who want to learn how to take control of their money and start investing with confidence and in alignment with...

Anneliese Möwis Pitt was born in 1929. She had three sisters and her parents, who all lived in Landsberg, Germany. Although denied affection and love by her mother and sisters, she was content and happy because life was good. Things took a nosedive when her...

A Step Back by Amy Jean is an engaging and insightful compilation of poetry and prose that is profound and thought-provoking and will encourage readers to reflect on the vagaries, nuances, complexities, and fragilities that life throws at them. The poet/author recollects the places she...

All Is Not LOST: How I Friended Failure on the Island and Found a Way Home by Shannon Kenny Carbonell is a deep and honest memoir that will resonate with anyone who's ever felt lost and looking for a way back home and to self....

A Black Rose Thrived by Rochelle Richey introduces readers to a little girl who is on the receiving end of her parents' dysfunctional relationship and which in turn haunts her and follows her throughout her entire life. The memoir chronicles her ups and downs, her...

Almost A Mother: Love, Loss, and Finding Your People When Your Baby Dies by Christy Wopat is a heartrending memoir by the author who lost her infant twins and reaches out to all those parents who have lost a child. The book gives glimpses of...

A Movie Lover's Search for Romance by Joanna J. Charnas is the non-fiction memoir of the author's post-divorce dating life in her 40s and 50s. Charnas brings the reader into a thoroughly documented and thoughtful field as she finds herself determined to make a match....

After moving to the United States from France over two decades ago, Guy Blaise was constantly faced with misogynistic attitudes towards women from American men. Having four daughters himself, he feared what future relationships they would experience. Why did French males value their spouses and...

At the beginning of A Letter To My Little Sisters by Naomi White, the author emphasizes that women are so nurturing yet they need to take a look in the mirror. Women replace love with things and people. Then, they go home alone. On the...

As we get older and move into the twilight years, we notice radical changes not only in our bodies but in our minds. Many of us may not have a parent alive to ask many of those important questions. In Are These My Hands Now?...