Nonfiction

Child Refugee’s Journey of Loss and Persistent Appreciation for Life

It’s hard to remain positive when the world keeps stepping on you. You’re likely to fall into despair or burn with a fiery rage. But this boy persevered and didn’t let life’s challenges bring him down. In Muskka (Fulton Books), A.B. Dulz shares his childhood story of survival and how…

Katie BloomerJanuary 25, 2023

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

Gospel Singer Offers Spiritual Path Towards Healing from Anxiety

When you struggle with anxiety, just beginning the recovery process can be daunting. Where do you start? Who do you turn to for help? What method is right for you? The task becomes yet another source of anxiety, a condition which leaves its victims feeling overwhelmed and powerless, like nothing…

Katie BloomerJanuary 20, 2023

Nonfiction Pop Culture

Prince Harry’s Landmark Tell-All Is Fastest-Selling U.K. Nonfiction Title Ever

Spare (Random House), a landmark memoir from Prince Harry, takes readers immediately back to one of the most searing images of the 20th-century: two young boys, two princes, walking behind their mother’s coffin as the world watched in sorrow — and horror. As Princess Diana was laid to rest, billions…

BookTribJanuary 11, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

Enlightening Guide Teaches Us How to Optimize Children’s Education

“The human brain and the human body are very complicated, and so is human education.” Those are the words of Donald Sung, who believes childhood education is the foundation for people, families, society, and the future of the world. Sung has addressed this belief in his scholarly work Principles…

Jim AlkonJanuary 13, 2023

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

Creative Tools to Transcend Any Adversity

How do you transcend adversity? How do you emerge a better person because of it? Gladys Mangiduyos answers these questions in her latest book, Transcend. It’s not quite poetry and not quite prose either; it’s less of a traditional story narrative and more of a string of episodic images and…

Katie BloomerJanuary 5, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

Poetry Explores Depths of Despair and Joy of Simply Existing

Grief and sorrow are feelings all too familiar in life, but everyone experiences them differently. While some find it easy to rise from the depths of despair, others trudge on for what seems like an eternity, struggling with depression and anxiety, battling against seemingly insurmountable odds. Caitlin Blackburn addresses these…

Katie BloomerJanuary 6, 2023

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

Turn Adversity Into Strength in Wellness Professional’s New Guide

It’s ok not to be ok, suggests wellness expert Jaime L. Pula, PhD, RDN. But for those willing to acknowledge that statement, are you ready to seek solutions by placing faith over fear? In many ways, that is the essence of Pula’s new book, Rise Above: A Playbook on How…

Jim AlkonDecember 16, 2022

Nonfiction Recommended

Dive Into an Unknown World of Breathtaking and Suspenseful Poetry

It’s easy to get lulled into thinking that Keitaris Goldston’s beautiful and intense poetry collection, The Facebook Status I Wish I Could Post, literally is a stream of random thoughts not yet ready for social media prime time. The deception continues as one reads the opening lines of “The Recipe:”…

Jim AlkonJanuary 5, 2023

Nonfiction

Life Lessons from America’s Golden Girl, Betty White

Betty White’s award-winning career spanned seven decades. From the early days of television on the game show circuit to her unforgettable roles on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Golden Girls, and Hot in Cleveland, she was the first lady of television. With her irreverent wit and comedic timing, Betty…

BookTribDecember 13, 2022

Nonfiction

Author Keeping the Spirit of Rush Limbaugh Alive

“It’s up to us, the people, to make America work as the Founders intended. The power to defend and protect America from the onslaught of evil that plagues it lies in our hands, not in those of our representatives. Still, we need to expect more from them and demand it.”…

BookTribDecember 20, 2022

Listicles Listicles - Featured Nonfiction

Pulitzer Winner’s Top True Crime Books with Social Bent

Why do true crime stories resonate so deeply? What draws me as both reader and writer are the stories that explore our humanity in the face of inhumanity. That’s what I found working on The Forever Witness (Dutton), my new book about one of the most enduring murder mysteries of…

Edward HumesDecember 19, 2022

Nonfiction

A Wreck of a Life: Deadly Intersection of Wealth, Eugenics and Womanhood

Twentieth-century America brimmed with stories about poor little rich girls: young women born into great wealth yet afflicted with miserable childhoods and marriages. Tales of unhappy heiresses stirred the public’s voyeurism and sense of smugness. Just imagine — all the money in the world can’t make up for life’s disappointments!…

Claudia KeenanDecember 19, 2022

Nonfiction Recommended

Memoir Pulls Back Curtain on Issues of Veteran Suicide and Mental Health

American Airman is the memoir of a young man raised in a toxic environment and seriously injured during his military service, but who remains determined to make a difference in the world. Ryan Cureton (who changes his name to Jonathon Benjamin) experiences emotional manipulation, mental distress and a traumatic brain…

Michael FerryDecember 20, 2022

Nonfiction Recommended

Basketball Aficionado Takes Granular Look at the Sport’s Greatest

“Greatness is easy to recognize but sometimes hard to define.” So says Jack Sutter, a longtime basketball fan who has had an up-close view of the game as a small college player and coach. And now, in as methodical a means as you can imagine, he has attempted to put…

Jim AlkonDecember 14, 2022

Nonfiction

Playwright Juggles Twins, Career and Unexpected Illness

In this beautifully written memoir, Smile: The Story of a Face, mother of three and award winning playwright, Sarah Ruhl shares her decade long struggle through a medical illness that leads her to greater understanding and healing. After a high risk pregnancy and the birth of her twins she developed chronic…

Jennifer BlankfeinDecember 12, 2022

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

An Insightful Exploration of the Christian Bible That’s Bound to Lead to Interesting Discussions

My childhood pastor believed that questioning God’s word is sacrilege, and I’m aware that he’s not alone in that belief. But seeing as I’m somewhat rebellious in nature, I didn’t accept everything I was fed by the church, much to my pastor’s chagrin. In university, I minored in religious studies…

Monique SnymanApril 29, 2022

Child Refugee’s Journey of Loss and Persistent Appreciation for Life

Gospel Singer Offers Spiritual Path Towards Healing from Anxiety

Enlightening Guide Teaches Us How to Optimize Children’s Education

Creative Tools to Transcend Any Adversity

Poetry Explores Depths of Despair and Joy of Simply Existing

Turn Adversity Into Strength in Wellness Professional’s New Guide

Dive Into an Unknown World of Breathtaking and Suspenseful Poetry

Author Keeping the Spirit of Rush Limbaugh Alive

Memoir Pulls Back Curtain on Issues of Veteran Suicide and Mental Health

Basketball Aficionado Takes Granular Look at the Sport’s Greatest

An Insightful Exploration of the Christian Bible That’s Bound to Lead to Interesting Discussions

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