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Paul Newman’s Career, Philanthropy and Personal Life Revealed in Touching Memoir

Whether you’ve seen Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, recognize his face from a bottle of salad dressing, or, like me, grew up looking at his photo on the wall of your grandmother’s basement, you’ve likely encountered Paul Newman’s legacy. His talent, charisma and reputation for generosity outlive him. Now,…

Megan BeauregardOctober 14, 2022

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Laughter Truly Is the Best Medicine in This Smart Collection on Aging and Grace

One universal truth is that we all experience aging. But it still has a way of sneaking up on us. After making some startling discoveries about growing older, like how she looked in her clothes compared to models in fashion magazines or how much harder it was to wear heels,…

Mckenzie TozanOctober 3, 2022

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Tips for Creating a Feline-Friendly Home Setup

After having owned a half-dozen cats over the course of my adult life, I can say with confidence: cats rule the roost. If you’ve ever found yourself sleeping on a foot-wide edge of the mattress, putting litter boxes in locations where you’d rather have, say, a potted plant, or picked…

Cynthia ConradSeptember 30, 2022

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A New Conversation Starter Found in Micro Study of Planet Earth and Human Race

I’ll bet it would have been fun knowing Lawrence A. Stellato Sr. in college. He took courses in theology, sociology, finance, economics and other subjects like everyone else. And, as one is supposed to do with all that accumulated knowledge, he thought about things and came up with theories of…

Jim AlkonOctober 3, 2022

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With This Helpful Guide, You’ll Never Have to Walk on Eggshells

“When did your stomach tighten into knots? When did your face get hot, your chest start pounding or your palms get sweaty? Was it what was said, who said it, how it was said, or who was there to hear it?” Whatever it was, was it causing you to walk…

Jim AlkonNovember 4, 2022

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New Heartfelt Book Reminds Us We Are So Much More than Our Appearances

As we sit here on the cusp of 2023, it's easy to marvel at all the advancements society has made while simultaneously overlooking the areas in which problems have arisen and where we’ve become complacent. As big as the strides we’ve made is the degree to which we’ve become materialistic…

Wyatt SemenukOctober 26, 2022

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Author and Podcaster Zibby Owens Gets Real in Her Newly-Released Memoir “Bookends”

It took author Zibby Owens almost 20 years to get Bookends, A Memoir of Love, Loss and Literature out in the world, and it is worth the wait! I read it cover to cover in less than 24 hours and LOVED IT so much! Tears and laughter for me; I…

Jennifer BlankfeinJuly 1, 2022

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Walk the Line Between Perception and Reality in This Mindbending Read

“One myth that all cultures seem to share is that throughout the ages, teachers and authority figures have appeared to awaken potentialities in human society.” The prologue of The Kingdom of the Two Suns by Francisco Martinez Dalmases warns readers that its exploration of a “dual system in human society”…

Monique SnymanJune 28, 2022

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Screenwriter Spotlight: Follow Nora Ephron’s Influence Back to Where It All Started

The TV and film industry has seen more than its fair share of success lately. Have you been binging HBO’s talk-of-the-town drama, Succession? If you’re looking for something a little brighter, how about Apple TV+’s heartwarming hit Ted Lasso? For anyone interested in a little bit of both (or Selena…

Wyatt SemenukJune 10, 2022

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Saloon Doors Swing Open on Hollywood’s “Queen of the West” in Fascinating Biography

Roy Rogers, “King of the Cowboys,” and Dale Evans, “Queen of the West,” were mainstays of radio, movies and television in the mid-20th century. Numerous in-person appearances at rodeos, charity events, religious rallies and talk shows kept the couple in the public eye long after their TV series, The Roy…

Susan BaileyApril 13, 2022

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This Journey to Womanhood Opens Up a “Vagina Dialogue”

"Yes, I know the title can seem a little shocking or salacious," says Karin Freeland, author of The Ins and Outs of My Vagina: A Penetrating Memoir. While this tell-all doesn't hold back in the least, it's about much more than Freeland or her partner-in-crime V (her vagina, which becomes a…

BookTribSeptember 24, 2021

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What Does it Take to Understand How Important This Life Is? For Herman J. Williams, the Answer Is Clear

On the road to becoming an orthopedic surgeon to elite athletes, Herman J. Williams had checked off all the boxes: he had the education, the experience and all the right contacts ... but then, life took a shocking detour. At the age of 31 during an innocent pickup basketball game,…

BookTribJuly 23, 2021

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Author and Historian Robert Strauss Discusses “John Marshall: The Final Founder”

John Marshall: The Final Founder (Lyons Press) by eminent scholar Robert Strauss boasts "entertaining historical tidbits within a fine short biography," according to Kirkus Reviews, and is about one of the greatest historical figures ever, according to my college-history-professor Dad. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin — these are names…

Judy MorenoMarch 1, 2021

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Embark on a Unique Spiritual Journey With These 7 Books

From scripture to meditative practices and philosophical questions, the word spirituality has taken on many meanings over the years. Regardless, whether we are looking for guidance in a god-figure or asking questions introspectively, many turn to spirituality for a chance to find purpose and a sense of fulfilment within their…

Nicole MaherOctober 1, 2021

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Six Books That Tackle Some of the Most Perplexing Medical Mysteries of Our Time

Fox’s hit series House has always been one of my favorite procedurals. Even putting aside the iconic characters and overarching drama, there’s something so fascinating about medical mysteries that stump even doctors and surgeons, the utmost authorities on the matter. Surprisingly, there are nearly as many medical mysteries in real…

Wyatt SemenukJune 28, 2022

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Building a Better Business: 6 Books on Workplace Culture

What, exactly, is workplace culture? Is it something we create from the top down or something that evolves from the bottom up? Can culture even be "created"? Perhaps it is a co-creation of a company's leadership and the employees whose personalities and attitudes power it. Whether you work at a…

Cynthia ConradJanuary 28, 2021

Nonfiction – Featured

Paul Newman’s Career, Philanthropy and Personal Life Revealed in Touching Memoir

Laughter Truly Is the Best Medicine in This Smart Collection on Aging and Grace

Tips for Creating a Feline-Friendly Home Setup

A New Conversation Starter Found in Micro Study of Planet Earth and Human Race

With This Helpful Guide, You’ll Never Have to Walk on Eggshells

New Heartfelt Book Reminds Us We Are So Much More than Our Appearances

Author and Podcaster Zibby Owens Gets Real in Her Newly-Released Memoir “Bookends”

Walk the Line Between Perception and Reality in This Mindbending Read

Screenwriter Spotlight: Follow Nora Ephron’s Influence Back to Where It All Started

Saloon Doors Swing Open on Hollywood’s “Queen of the West” in Fascinating Biography

This Journey to Womanhood Opens Up a “Vagina Dialogue”

What Does it Take to Understand How Important This Life Is? For Herman J. Williams, the Answer Is Clear

Author and Historian Robert Strauss Discusses “John Marshall: The Final Founder”

Embark on a Unique Spiritual Journey With These 7 Books

Six Books That Tackle Some of the Most Perplexing Medical Mysteries of Our Time

Building a Better Business: 6 Books on Workplace Culture

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