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The Natural Intelligence of Stem Cells Unlocks a New Era of Regenerative Healing

In The Natural Intelligence of Stem Cells, cosmetic surgeon Dr. Nathan Newman takes readers on a fascinating journey into the world of stem cell therapy. This BookTrib review highlights how Newman’s groundbreaking discovery – that plant and human stem cells communicate in the same healing language – is unlocking new…

BookTribOctober 24, 2025

Nonfiction

A Voice That Changed History: Remembering Nikki Giovanni Through Her Final Work

Alas, Nikki Giovanni’s The New Book was her final book, unless a later comprehensive compilation of her many works of prose, poetry and children’s books is published. Breaking Barriers in the Halls of History Yolande Cornelia (Nikki) Giovanni Jr., an extraordinarily gifted writer, activist and educator, born June 7, 1943,…

Linda HitchcockOctober 23, 2025

Nonfiction

Launching Liberty: How America Built the Ships That Won the War

Journalist, author, and Boston University Assistant Vice President Doug Most has thoroughly researched and expertly documented the construction of America’s cargo or Liberty ships, a largely overlooked but important aspect of WWII history. This remarkable achievement is documented in his recently published non-fiction work Launching Liberty, subtitled The Epic Race…

Linda HitchcockOctober 23, 2025

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“Nobody’s Girl” by Virginia Giuffre Exposes a World That Protects Monsters

Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice — co-authored with journalist Amy Wallace — is both a testimony and a warning. It’s unflinching, intimate, relentless, forcing readers to confront not only the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Prince Andrew and others in…

BookTribOctober 24, 2025

Nonfiction

The Heart of Bedford Falls Still Beats: Jimmy Hawkins Revisits “It’s a Wonderful Life”

Jimmy Hawkins is an actor, producer, philanthropist, former advisory board member of the Jimmy Stewart Museum, the Donna Reed Foundation and the It’s a Wonderful Life Museum in Seneca Falls, New York, as well as writer of several books about the 1946 film It’s a Wonderful Life. Playing adorable little…

Linda HitchcockOctober 22, 2025

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Joy of the Game: When Losing Feels Like Winning for Morgantown Softball Legends

In 1998 in Morgantown, West Virginia, a bar owner took over the sponsorship of a local adult softball team. Named Chico’s Bail Bonds after the sponsor of the hapless Bad News Bears little leaguers in the 1976 film of the same name, Chico’s Bondsmen are now immortalized in a new…

Joanna PoncavageOctober 20, 2025

Listicles Nonfiction

The Best, Funniest Books to Read if You’re Reinventing Yourself in Midlife

When I fantasized about retirement, I imagined I’d do pushups every morning, make pasta from scratch, maybe even Marie Kondo my closets, if I had time between all the volunteering and reading. What did I actually do? I sat on my couch, binge-watched 90 Day Fiancé, and asked myself, “Retirement?…

Lucie FrostOctober 8, 2025

Nonfiction

“Eat, Pray, Love” Author’s Latest Memoir of Love and Loss Joins Oprah’s Book Club

All the Way to the River is a glorious, raw memoir that folds you into Elizabeth Gilbert’s journey of love, addiction, recovery and death. In this book, Gilbert takes us inside her relationship with Reyya Elias, her best friend, lover and wife. We travel with her all the way to…

LA BourgeoisOctober 8, 2025

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One Man’s Extraordinary Journey of Survival, Sobriety and Success

Moving and music weave twin threads of hope and self-discovery in John Beyer’s poignant and uplifting memoir of addiction and recovery, Live a Little Better. There’s something deeply courageous about laying bare the pain and trauma of your life’s mistakes, and Beyer doesn’t flinch from describing the fissures in his…

BookTribSeptember 11, 2025

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Complement Your 75 Hard with These Non-Fic Reads

You’ve committed to the 75 Hard Challenge, or maybe you’re still hovering on the edge of starting. Either way, you know this is more than just a physical transformation. Created by Andy Frisella, 75 Hard is a mental toughness program that pushes you to complete five daily tasks for 75…

Monique SnymanAugust 14, 2025

Hidden Gems Nonfiction

Renovating for Wellness: A Healing Journey Through Interior Design

Annie Guest’s Design for Your Mind is more than a home decor guide – it’s a heartwarming journey of how redesigning a house revitalized her life. Blending personal memoir, practical DIY tips, and psychology insights, this BookTrib-style review explores how Guest transformed each room (and herself) through “Benessent Design,” an…

BookTribAugust 13, 2025

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Tragic Twist Defines “A Game Maker’s Life”

Jeffrey Breslow was an icon in the toy design business. In his 40-year, Hall of Fame career, he oversaw operations at two multimillion-dollar toy companies and had his hand in such classic toys at Simon, Polly Pocket, Operation, Mousetrap and more. His stories of late nights at the drawing board…

Jim AlkonAugust 30, 2022

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Patients and Doctors Will Understand Those “Gut Feelings” After Reading This Sequel

Several months ago I had the opportunity to read and review Gut Feelings: Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction and the Patient-Doctor Relationship. In the book, Dr. Douglas A. Drossman, MD, a renowned gastroenterologist, founder and COO of the internationally recognized nonprofit the Rome Foundation, and president of DrossmanCare, teams up with…

Barbara WilkovJune 7, 2022

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Belonging After Brokenness: One Woman’s Search for Truth and Healing

Wendy B. Correa’s new memoir My Pretty Baby: Seeking Truth and Finding Healing, details a fascinating life defined by resilience and accomplishment in the face of childhood trauma and a dysfunctional family environment. As Correa deftly shows in this writing debut, life is not so much about what happens to…

Anne Eliot FeldmanSeptember 22, 2025

Nonfiction

True History of Monopoly’s Surprising, Crucial Role in WWII Espionage

Philip E. Orbanes is an American Board Game designer, former senior vice president for research and development at Parker Brothers and the world’s foremost authority on the history of the board game Monopoly. His latest book on the game, Monopoly X, is aptly subtitled: How Top Secret World War Two…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 15, 2025

Nonfiction

Riveting Hidden History of 20th Century’s Most Influential Fashion Designer

Fashion designer Claire McCardell is receiving some overdue attention and appreciation with the recently published Claire McCardell: The Designer Who Set Women Free, written by award-winning journalist and author Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson. The New York Historical Museum, located at 170 Central Park West (77th Street) in Manhattan, has an important…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 10, 2025

The Natural Intelligence of Stem Cells Unlocks a New Era of Regenerative Healing

“Nobody’s Girl” by Virginia Giuffre Exposes a World That Protects Monsters

Joy of the Game: When Losing Feels Like Winning for Morgantown Softball Legends

The Best, Funniest Books to Read if You’re Reinventing Yourself in Midlife

One Man’s Extraordinary Journey of Survival, Sobriety and Success

Complement Your 75 Hard with These Non-Fic Reads

Tragic Twist Defines “A Game Maker’s Life”

Patients and Doctors Will Understand Those “Gut Feelings” After Reading This Sequel

Belonging After Brokenness: One Woman’s Search for Truth and Healing

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