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Bestselling Author Judith Viorst Shares Witty and Poignant Memoir About Life’s Twilight Years

The complete title of prolific author Judith Viorst’s latest captivating book is Making the Best of What’s Left: When You’re Too Old to Get the Chairs Reupholstered. It’s a frank, humorous blend of memoir and astute advice for aging gracefully that is touching and inspiring. The book provides personal observations…

Linda HitchcockMay 23, 2025

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One-of-a-Kind Guide Offers Relationship Lessons from Corporate Finance

What do risk-adjusted returns, beta coefficients and strategic exits have in common with romance? According to Desi Duncker, quite a bit. In his book Asset Management: Relationship Lessons from Corporate Finance (and Other Fields), Duncker draws an unlikely — but utterly compelling — line between boardrooms and bedrooms, offering readers a…

BookTribMay 23, 2025

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Guidebook Offers Personalized, Holistic Approach to Health and Wellness

If you’ve ever felt discouraged or defeated by diet and fitness fads or overwhelmed by the ever-growing sea of contradictory advice about weight loss, Do It Yourself Weight Management by Kouros F. might be the guide you didn’t know you needed. This isn’t a book about quick fixes and overhyped…

BookTribMay 22, 2025

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80-Something Couple Proves the Road to Alaska Is Paved with Stories

What happens when you give two adventurous octogenarians a Class C motorhome, a loaded itinerary and 15,642 miles of North American wilderness? You get Ride With Us! 15,642 Miles, Seventy Nights Camping, a memoir by Sportyman (the husband's pseudonym) that’s equal parts travelogue, survival journal and a love letter to…

BookTribMay 21, 2025

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Montel Williams Talks About the Naval Heroes of WWII’s Iconic Aircraft Carrier

We all know Montel Williams as the host of his long-running eponymous talk show. In 1996, he received a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host. Quite a few of us also know that Montel had an impressive career in the military for 22 years and has written nine…

Susan Shapiro BarashMay 20, 2025

Business Nonfiction

Compelling Look at the Rise of AI and the Giants Behind It

“A clear and compelling read about one of the most consequential races in the world — the invention of artificial general intelligence — filled with surprising and juicy details about the powerful men at the heart of it. The deep research in Supremacy reveals startling news and facts as yet…

BookTribMay 3, 2025

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Transformative Memoir of Loss and Psychedelic Healing

In Pain Is a Portal to Beauty, Alexis Leigh embarks on a deeply personal and transformational journey, weaving together grief, self-discovery and spiritual awakening. Through raw and poetic storytelling, Leigh shares how immense loss, psychedelic experiences and the process of feeling everything led her to profound realizations about life, love…

BookTribMay 20, 2025

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A Memoir That Finds Power in Pain and Beauty in Brokenness

In Child of Silence: A Blessing in Disguise, H. Allen Benowitz gives readers a deeply personal and boldly honest memoir of a life endured through adversity, transformed by resilience, and uplifted by love, creativity, and purpose. With vivid prose and reflection, Benowitz chronicles a journey that begins in silence. Born as…

Kelsey HallMay 16, 2025

Nonfiction

Final Glimpse Into Life of Joan Didion in Posthumous Memoir, “Notes to John”

Joan Didion’s Notes to John is a posthumous gift, both to her readers and to literature itself. Addressed to her late husband, writer John Gregory Dunne, this quietly devastating collection of journal-like reflections was discovered in a file drawer close to her desk after her death in 2021. Composed during…

Kelsey HallMay 7, 2025

Nonfiction

Kelsey Grammer’s Heartbreaking Tribute to His Sister

Karen: A Brother Remembers is a probing and introspective look into a family nearly undone by the unspeakable. In this deeply affecting story, Kelsey Grammar leaves no stone unturned. There is no amount of preparation in life for confronting the tragic loss of a loved one. In July 1975, renowned…

Philip ZozzaroMay 6, 2025

Nonfiction

Yoko Ono: The Woman, The Myth, The Legacy Unveiled

YOKO: A Biography, written by author David Sheff, is unquestionably the definitive overview thus far of one of the most enigmatic, controversial and influential women in rock and roll history. Over the years, there have been countless unsubstantiated tabloid press articles and books written by numerous authors without firsthand knowledge…

Linda HitchcockApril 28, 2025

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Rags-to-Riches Memoir Is a Wild Ride that Speaks to Society’s Misfits

READ AN EXCERPT Biographies and memoirs consistently rank as top-selling genres. The usual subjects of these books are the famous or infamous, but everyone has a story to tell. It’s just that some stories are more entertaining than others. Laurence Neal Pokras is a man of strong opinions…

Joanna PoncavageApril 7, 2025

Listicles Nonfiction

The Fight For Disability Justice: 6 Powerful Memoirs

Next month, in July, we celebrate Disability Pride Month — on July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law, and the celebration has since spread beyond the US. Of course, it’s never too early to recognize the everyday people who continue to fight for equality, dignity,…

Megan BeauregardJune 7, 2024

Business Nonfiction

Cutting-Edge Guide on Embracing Change in the Business World

Don’t be fooled by negativity implied in the word, “disrupt,” which, by its very definition, suggests “a disturbance or problem, throwing into confusion, disorder, turmoil or disarray.” Because where this is a problem, there is likely a solution, or an opportunity, if approached with the proper creative mindset. Disruption these…

LK GriffieApril 20, 2025

Business Nonfiction

“She-Wolves” Sheds Light on Untold Stories of Women in Finance

Like many other American institutions, Wall Street began as a “boys-only” club. Since the 1960s, “female pioneers” have been pushing their way into Wall Street’s bad-boy culture and the lavish opulence of this historically male domain. In SHE-WOLVES: The Untold History of Women on Wall Street (WW Norton), award-winning historian…

BookTribApril 5, 2025

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An Essential, Compassionate Guide to Navigating Life’s Deepest Losses

Grief and Managing This Inevitable Part of Life by Michael Dow, beautifully presented through the voice of Nurse Dorothea, is a sensitive, heartfelt and empowering book that offers readers both understanding and tools for coping with one of life's most difficult challenges — grief. As the second installment in the Nurse…

Kelsey HallApril 29, 2025

One-of-a-Kind Guide Offers Relationship Lessons from Corporate Finance

Guidebook Offers Personalized, Holistic Approach to Health and Wellness

80-Something Couple Proves the Road to Alaska Is Paved with Stories

Montel Williams Talks About the Naval Heroes of WWII’s Iconic Aircraft Carrier

Transformative Memoir of Loss and Psychedelic Healing

A Memoir That Finds Power in Pain and Beauty in Brokenness

Rags-to-Riches Memoir Is a Wild Ride that Speaks to Society’s Misfits

Cutting-Edge Guide on Embracing Change in the Business World

“She-Wolves” Sheds Light on Untold Stories of Women in Finance

An Essential, Compassionate Guide to Navigating Life’s Deepest Losses

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