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“Enter the Enemy:” Letters From the War-Torn Past

A touch of defiance. A touch of fear. Marie Dunat Iribarren, who lived in a small village in Basque country in the south of France, offers that blunt assessment of the Germans in the days leading up to their invasion and occupation of France in 1940. It’s one of the…

Jim AlkonDecember 9, 2020

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Hidden Figures Emerge in “Overnight Code”

In an era of shattering glass ceilings, no story tells of overcoming adversity better than this captivating memoir. Paige Bowers and David Montague tell the incredible story of Raye Montague, the engineer credited with creating the first digital draft of a United States naval ship, in Overnight Code. From humble…

Gabby TorrentiJanuary 12, 2021

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Didion Toys with Subjectivity, Transcends Time in “Let Me Tell You What I Mean”

I should preface this review with a confession: despite being a born-and-raised Californian, I had never read any Joan Didion until last week. I couldn’t tell you why, except that I’d never had her on a syllabus, never serendipitously stumbled on her in a used bookstore — the opportunity had…

Savannah CordovaFebruary 4, 2021

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The Lives of 5 Historical Figures Intersect in “A Worse Place Than Hell”

Many of us have never experienced a war, especially if we were born after 1960. How would you react if confronted with it? How would it change you? Pulitzer Prize-winning author John Matteson gives readers a chance to ponder that thought and much more in his latest nonfiction offering, A…

Susan BaileyFebruary 9, 2021

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“Re-Generation X” Is a Path to Restore Gen Xers’ Financial Stability

“There are no sacred cows. I used to think the most important part of any company was the employees. I was wrong. The most important people are the clients. You people mean nothing.” Those are the words that author and former AIG data intelligence employee Jamil Hasan attributes to the…

Jim AlkonDecember 14, 2020

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Homeland Security Expert Teaches How to Stop Crime and Be “The Smartest Person in the Room”

I recently received a recorded phone call telling me that my AT&T account had been hacked. I did not press Option 1 as requested, but instead called AT&T and was assured my account was secure. The recorded call was just another scam, an attempt to obtain personal information. My account…

Joanna PoncavageOctober 8, 2021

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Frugality Is Name of the Game in Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance Management

Don’t let the title fool you. Yes, in The Frugal Real Estate Investor, author Aki Suzuki certainly will tell you everything you need to know about entering and thriving in the world of real estate rental properties, everything short of handing you an actual property and negotiating a deal for…

Jim AlkonOctober 21, 2021

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The Death of Cryptocurreny Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Some crypto-pundits compare the cryptocurrency phenomenon to the Internet — a specialized technology that became universal. Cryptocurrency hasn’t yet become part of most daily lives, but according to that same New York Times column, “20 percent of American adults, and 36 percent of millennials, own cryptocurrency.” Blockchain Ethics: Fighting Honorable…

Joanna PoncavageMay 16, 2022

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Achieve Optimum Workplace Performance With “The X Factor of Employee Engagement”

Just how important is intrinsic employee motivation in today’s workplace? So much so that the Harvard Business Review claims that one extrinsically motivated employee can cost an organization $12,000 a year. Multiply that a few times, and you get the point! That is why Demi Gray, a business executive and…

Jim AlkonMarch 17, 2021

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Old Solutions to New Problems: “Cyberjutsu,” the Ninja Approach to Cybersecurity

Our digital lives depend on cybersecurity. When hackers broke into the computer networks of Home Depot, Staples, Target and Equifax in recent years, customers became victims of identity theft, their credit card numbers stolen and their credit histories compromised. Today, even our national security is threatened. The SolarWinds software breach…

Joanna PoncavageApril 6, 2021

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“Riding the Executive Roller Coaster: Medical Staffing Cases” Encompasses Every High and Low of Professional Growth

It was the middle of the night. She was homeless at the time. She was at a Greyhound station in Kansas City, had no ticket for her next trip and was thrown out of the warm terminal and into a January blizzard. Below-zero temperatures. No hat, gloves or scarf. It…

Jim AlkonJuly 28, 2021

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“You’re Kidding, Right?” Aims to Enlighten Investors Working Alongside Financial Advisors

You’re Kidding, Right? Oh No, Not Another Book on How to Make Money Investing in Stocks and Bonds (Fulton Books) by Brad Goldfarb, CIMA is no dry financial tome. It’s a very entertaining look at common and not-so-common misconceptions about investing. Goldfarb says that the book was originally created out…

Barbara WilkovSeptember 30, 2021

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The Devastating Loss of a Child Provides One Mother With a Lifetime of Wisdom

“To die will be an awfully big adventure” – James M. Berrie, Peter Pan Searching for Spenser: A Mother's Journey Through Grief (Anamcara Press) by Margaret Kramar opens by telling readers what they can expect to find between its covers; there is no suspenseful moment to the climax, no unforeseen plot…

Kelsey HallOctober 6, 2021

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True Grit in “The Bond,” a Memoir About Family Survival

“A poignant, infuriating, informative, and ultimately triumphant account of an unusual clan.” — Kirkus —∞— “Grotticelli’s unsparing honesty … will make readers wince and keep them marveling at the indomitability of these children.” — BookLife.com —∞— After enjoying the 2013 TV series The Fosters (ABC Family/Freeform), which follows the stories…

Susan BaileyDecember 16, 2020

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For Both Devoted Alcott Fans and any Christian Little Woman , Here’s a Devotional to Cherish

In her latest work, The Little Women Devotional: A Chapter-By-Chapter Companion to Louisa May Alcott's Beloved Classic (Barbour Books), Rachel Dodge matches a cherished girl’s book with a core concept often overshadowed by feminism and social justice issues. While these ideas are crucial aspects of Little Women, Dodge’s focus on…

Susan BaileyDecember 2, 2021

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“Pace’s Post” Brings Life Insights From a Doctor With Directive

Pace’s Post: Ramblings of Wisdom From a Middle-Aged Doc by Victor M. Pace, MD allows the reader to pull up a chair with the author as he offers his insights on life and a life well-lived. Sections cover extremely wide-ranging conversations, and the author explains in the introduction that "I decided to…

BookTribMay 21, 2021

Nonfiction – Featured

“Enter the Enemy:” Letters From the War-Torn Past

Hidden Figures Emerge in “Overnight Code”

Didion Toys with Subjectivity, Transcends Time in “Let Me Tell You What I Mean”

The Lives of 5 Historical Figures Intersect in “A Worse Place Than Hell”

“Re-Generation X” Is a Path to Restore Gen Xers’ Financial Stability

Homeland Security Expert Teaches How to Stop Crime and Be “The Smartest Person in the Room”

Frugality Is Name of the Game in Real Estate Investing, Personal Finance Management

The Death of Cryptocurreny Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Achieve Optimum Workplace Performance With “The X Factor of Employee Engagement”

Old Solutions to New Problems: “Cyberjutsu,” the Ninja Approach to Cybersecurity

“Riding the Executive Roller Coaster: Medical Staffing Cases” Encompasses Every High and Low of Professional Growth

“You’re Kidding, Right?” Aims to Enlighten Investors Working Alongside Financial Advisors

The Devastating Loss of a Child Provides One Mother With a Lifetime of Wisdom

True Grit in “The Bond,” a Memoir About Family Survival

For Both Devoted Alcott Fans and any Christian Little Woman , Here’s a Devotional to Cherish

“Pace’s Post” Brings Life Insights From a Doctor With Directive

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