On the surface, the idea of business and organizational agility management practices — centered around empowering teams to experiment, collaborate and adapt in a dynamic world — seems like a can’t-miss initiative for any corporation. It’s validated by the fact that more than 25,000 agile coaches exist in the United…
BookTribDecember 8, 2023
Congress Introduces the "Fight Book Bans Bill" Amidst the unprecedented surge of book bans in schools and public libraries this past year, a group of Democratic members of Congress introduced the "Fight Book Bans Act," which would offer school districts funding to defend against the ongoing challenges to books and…
BookTribDecember 7, 2023
Anxious ad agency creative director Ben Franklin Green accidentally falls through a wall during a boardroom presentation, but instead of returning to the conference room, he hops a plane and flies west. And we’re off on a wild and crazy adventure, The Idea People by Mike Lubow, a former ad…
BookTribDecember 7, 2023
“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." — Neil Armstrong Those are the words that came to mind upon reading David Brown’s debut sci-fi novel, A Gigantic Leap: First Contact. Like these iconic words, Brown’s novel evokes feelings of exhilaration and empowerment as humanity takes a…
BookTribDecember 6, 2023
In her new book, A Reaction to Messianic Missionaries, author Cheryl-Michal Simani offers a fresh, exciting perspective on the missionary/counter-missionary controversy. The book addresses the development of the “Messianic Jewish” movement and the “Isaiah 53 Campaign” – an aggressive effort targeting Jews with misinformation to convert them to their disguised…
BookTribDecember 6, 2023
It’s no secret that the United States still has work to do when it comes to racial equality. The marginalization of Black Americans stretches back centuries, and the fight is still going — with members of the community at the forefront of the struggle. Here at BookTrib, we’ve compiled a…
BookTribDecember 6, 2023
Tis the season for Christmas-themed children’s books! If you’re looking to incorporate some holiday cheer into your kids’ bedtime stories, look no further than Strawberryhead and Gingerbread: Lost on Christmas Eve by KF Wheatie and KM Wheatie (Strawberryhead and Gingerbread Press). In this latest installment of the Strawberryhead and Gingerbread…
BookTribDecember 6, 2023
Wouldn’t it be nice if one morning, we all woke up to a perfect world? That’s the idea behind Clare Rosenfield’s story, The Sleeping Giantess Wakes Up (Gatekeeper Press). In this tender, ethereal children’s tale, two young heroes bring humanity together to help everyone find common ground — literally. The…
BookTribDecember 5, 2023
In Candi G’s heartwarming story Tiger’s Journey from Vietnam to Taipei Taiwan, we meet Tiger, a brave German Shepherd who has been diligently trained as a military dog and sent to Vietnam to use his skills to serve his country. Alongside Tiger, we meet his handler, SGT Keels. They share…
BookTribDecember 4, 2023
When co-authoring a book, one would think the two collaborators would be two peas in a pod. Not so with James Philip Arbuckle and Kane Carpenter, the authors of Moonshot: Hypersonic Business Growth Strategies for Culture, Marketing & Operations (Allentown Publishing, LLC). “We are two people who are completely different…
BookTribDecember 4, 2023
As December swiftly approaches, the holiday season seems to have snuck up on us, and before we know it the year will come to a close. With New Year's right around the corner, we need to start thinking about our resolutions. Will we work on our careers, our relationships? Both?…
BookTribNovember 30, 2023
‘Tis the season for book lovers everywhere to have a say in choosing the best books of the year. As part of our annual tradition, two BookTrib editors predict the winners of the Goodreads Choice Awards. (Check out last year’s predictions.) And if we have any say in it, our…
BookTribNovember 30, 2023