September 19, 2023
In this compelling book, an animal communicator shares how she talks to and heals wild moorland animals, as well as domesticated horses, dogs, and cats.
Maureen Rolls never knew a time when she couldn’t speak to and understand animals; wild and tame, they would approach her fearlessly for help. She also understood early that she […]
September 19, 2023
Sports agent and entrepreneur Henry Organ presents his “personal playbook to getting ahead in life,” couched in the framework of advice on mastering the informational interview.
Organ credits his own success to learning how to knock these interviews—designed to allow job-seekers to make connections and learn about new industries—out of the park; he’s had more […]
September 12, 2023
Artist, novelist, and Christian author Jean Posusta’s ambitious self-help book blends knowledge gleaned from a social services career with personal experience in overcoming devastating life circumstances.
Posusta tackles dozens of social and mental health issues: alcoholism, co-dependency, surviving the suicide of a spouse, emotional abuse, low self-esteem, and more. She cites neurological discoveries, scientific findings, […]
September 5, 2023
Author Lynda Drake offers unvarnished truths about parenting children with disabilities in her practical and compelling manual, The Power of Imperfect Parents.
Expectant parents, especially first-timers, spend countless hours crafting plans on how they will wisely raise their child-to-be. Then the baby is born and best-laid plans fly out the window. This is especially true […]
August 22, 2023
Margaret Kinton presents a fictional account of the once-joyous relationship between a young couple of different faiths in early 20th century Australia.
In 1914, Frederick Bennett, a 20-year-old son of immigrant Irish Catholic parents, impetuously leaves his home in Bendigo, a small city in Victoria, to seek a new life in Melbourne. Finding work as […]
August 8, 2023
Annie Margarita Yang purports to offer job-seeking advice in this book that offers more personal information than professional.
Yang writes that when she was in her early 20s, she applied for accounting jobs in Boston and received three job offers within five days “without any conventional qualifications or experience” or a single accounting class. But […]
August 8, 2023
When Paul Epstein served as a high-level executive for numerous NBA and NFL teams, he often needed to make rapid yet savvy decisions. In Better Decisions Faster, he provides clear structures to help readers do the same.
“The quality of business and the quality of life,” he writes, “comes down to two things: the decisions […]
July 31, 2023
Founder of the venture capital firm Street Global, Alysia Silberg relates her troubled childhood in Johannesburg and journey to wealth and success in Unemployable: How I Hired Myself.
Silberg was raised during 1980s apartheid by her former Hollywood makeup and special effects artist father and much younger, former dancer mother. Her family struggled with money—they […]
July 18, 2023
Entrepreneur Husam S. Alsaleh sets out advice for new entrepreneurs in this guide to starting, scaling, and expanding a business.
Alsaleh’s father launched a rental car business in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in the 1970s, and his son caught the business-building bug from him. The author now serves on a variety of boards and has done […]
July 18, 2023
Dr. Margaret O’Connor Griffiths explains the underpinnings of child development in this informative parenting primer.
Griffiths boasts a 54-year career as a practicing clinical psychologist dealing with families. Now retired, she draws upon that background—and her life as a mother and grandmother— to present information about child rearing from birth to adolescence. By outlining behavioral […]