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Turning Addiction Recovery into a Blueprint for Christian Living

For Matthew Linehan, escaping addiction was not the end of the story. It was the beginning of learning how to live. In Free Indeed: The 7 Keys to Unlock Your Freedom, he recounts his journey from three decades of alcohol and drug addiction to a life rooted in Christian faith.…

BookTribSeptember 17, 2026

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Finding Light in the Shadows of Memory

From the Cyclops Cave is a memoir written by Don Schofield where an American poet, long settled in Greece, rents a house on the island of Kýthnos that the locals call "the Cyclops Cave." Alone there for three summers and two Easters in '92, '93 and '94, gazing out at…

BookTribSeptember 14, 2026

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The Man Who Made the Beatles

Mr. Moonlight: Brian Epstein and the Making of the Beatles is the brainchild of columnist Philip Norman, former rock music critic for The Times and noted biographer of numerous acclaimed musicians and other public figures. Lauded for his first book, Shout!: The Beatles in Their Generation, published in 1981, his…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 11, 2026

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The Unlikely Making of a World Series MVP

There's a moment early in Just Enough where David Eckstein is running through the dark backroads of Warren, Rhode Island, in the middle of a 0-for-27 slump, wondering if the Red Sox front office was right about him all along and that he was never cut out for the big…

BookTribSeptember 8, 2026

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Child Rearing and Civilization: How Each Shapes the Other

Histories of civilization tend to focus on rulers, governments, laws, wars, religions and other major institutions. Nam Nguyen draws our attention to the people who care for children. In Kin: Childhood, Parenting, and the Making of Civilization, he argues that the way one generation raises the next is not a…

BookTribSeptember 1, 2026

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Rediscovering Muriel Spark’s Brilliant and Enigmatic Life

James Bailey earned a doctorate in literature and has proven himself to be an insightful, exceptionally rigorous researcher while becoming the foremost expert on the brilliant, enigmatic iconoclast Dame Muriel Spark. He wrote Muriel Spark’s Early Fiction: Literary Subversion and Experiments with Form. Like a Cat Loves a Bird: The…

Linda HitchcockAugust 31, 2026

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“Creating Generational Prosperity” Shows How Resilience Becomes a Family Legacy

Dr. Kamal "Doc" Yadav’s Creating Generational Prosperity is a memoir that is part immigrant success story, part family chronicle and part practical philosophy of life. Yadav's account of growing up in a flood-prone village on the banks of the Ganges, sleeping on wooden planks above rising floodwater and twice being…

BookTribAugust 26, 2026

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“Miracle” Tells the Astonishing True Story of the Boys Who Escaped Auschwitz’s Gas Chamber

Michael Calvin, co-author with Josef Lewkowicz of The Survivor: How I Made It through Six Concentration Camps and Became a Nazi Hunter, and Rabbi Naftali Schiff, founder of Jewish Futures and active educator who travels worldwide interviewing Holocaust survivors to preserve their stories and legacy, have documented a powerful, formerly…

Linda HitchcockAugust 24, 2026

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When Judgment Becomes Action in Revelation

For readers who followed Robert Charley through the seals and horsemen of The Feast of Trumpets: Blueprint to Revelation (our review here), the second book in his trilogy opens at a more ominous threshold. In The Day of Atonements: Blueprint to Revelation, judgment is no longer being weighed. The verdict has…

BookTribAugust 3, 2026

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“A Hard Farewell” Honors the Bond Between Pets and Their People

Fred Jandt's A Hard Farewell is a small book that carries an enormous weight.

BookTribJuly 2, 2026

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Kristin Casey’s Fearless Memoir of Survival and Self-Worth

Kristin Casey's Casey Dancer takes on subject matter most memoirists would soften or sanitize: a return to stripping at thirty-nine after a stalled real estate career, a decade of dating in sobriety and an eventual pivot into professional companionship work. Casey refuses to flinch from any of it.

BookTribJuly 6, 2026

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A Practical Guide to Eating Better in a World That Makes It Hard

“Eat better” may be the most common advice for good health — but it’s also among the least useful. That’s because most of us don’t know what “better” actually looks like on a plate. In Absolute Nutrition: The Complete Guide to Nutrition & Nutrient-Dense Foods and Meals for Lifelong Health,…

BookTribJuly 8, 2026

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WE THE PRESIDENTS: Why the Presidents of the Past Still Matter

Presidential history can sound like something that belongs in a classroom, a documentary or a very large book you keep meaning to read someday. But Ronald Gruner’s We the Presidents makes a compelling case that the presidents of the past are not really past at all. Their decisions are still…

BookTribJuly 8, 2026

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Cutting Through Diet Myths with the History of Nutritional Science

Jonathan Spitz set out to write the book he wished he'd had when he first went plant-based, and the result is an impressive achievement: a rigorously documented history of nutritional science that manages to be both scholarly and readable by people without any scientific background.

BookTribJuly 1, 2026

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Spiritual Journeys That Transform the Traveler

The spiritual journey is rarely a straight path. It unfolds through moments of wonder and doubt, clarity and confusion, longing and discovery. These books explore that universal search for meaning, inviting readers to reflect on the questions that shape our lives and the experiences that transform us. Whether rooted in…

BookTribJune 23, 2026

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“I Eat the Stars”: How Collapse Can Bring Us Closer

In her newest book, I Eat the Stars, Sarah Wilson aims to help us find a light through all of the darkness.

Riley HarkerJune 24, 2026

Turning Addiction Recovery into a Blueprint for Christian Living

Finding Light in the Shadows of Memory

The Unlikely Making of a World Series MVP

Child Rearing and Civilization: How Each Shapes the Other

Rediscovering Muriel Spark’s Brilliant and Enigmatic Life

“Creating Generational Prosperity” Shows How Resilience Becomes a Family Legacy

“Miracle” Tells the Astonishing True Story of the Boys Who Escaped Auschwitz’s Gas Chamber

When Judgment Becomes Action in Revelation

“A Hard Farewell” Honors the Bond Between Pets and Their People

A Practical Guide to Eating Better in a World That Makes It Hard

WE THE PRESIDENTS: Why the Presidents of the Past Still Matter

Cutting Through Diet Myths with the History of Nutritional Science

Spiritual Journeys That Transform the Traveler

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