Nonfiction

Nonfiction

Deception, Turmoil, and Heroism in Kate Moore’s ‘The Radium Girls’

NPR has stated, "Radium Girls spares us nothing of their suffering; though at times the foreshadowing reads more like a true-crime story, Moore is intent on making the reader viscerally understand the pain in which these young women were living, and through which they had to fight in order to get their…

Jennifer BlankfeinJuly 31, 2017

Nonfiction

Pauline Lévêque and Florence Mars: The Culture of Raising Children

If you lived abroad for an extended period, even simply during a semester off while in college, you know that cultures are nothing alike. There is as much in common between Russian and Portuguese bread than between a whale and a tiger. That is what gives the world its colors…

Frederic ColierJuly 20, 2017

Nonfiction

Amazon No. 1 New Release ‘The Cooking Gene’ Talks Food Traditions in the Old South

Like the author himself, The Cooking Gene (Amistad, August 1, 2017) by Michael W. Twitty defies easy categorization. Not quite a memoir, nor historical nonfiction, nor a cookbook, it combines elements of all three to take us on a historical journey that shows how African foodways formed and informed the American…

JeriAnn GellerJuly 21, 2017

Nonfiction

Bonding Over Books with Actress Sarah Jessica Parker

The book world can be a kind and caring place. Authors are supportive to each other and many enjoy engaging with their readers. Book groups connect people to each other allowing them to discuss the stories authors write, current events and personal life. Books can bring people together from all…

Jennifer BlankfeinAugust 2, 2017

Nonfiction

Discovering the Spirit World in ‘The Disintegration of My Ordinary Reality’

To this day my story still seems unreal to me, as well as some of my readers. What do you do when something so extraordinary happens to you that there is no place to put it? In my case, I wrote a book about it known as The Disintegration of…

Lori MorrisonJuly 6, 2017

Nonfiction

‘Sour Heart’ Will Continue Lena Dunham’s Legacy under Lenny Imprint

As soon as the final episode of Girls aired on HBO back in April, Lena Dunham was already thinking about her next project. It makes sense – the 31-year-old is an author, a showrunner, an actress, a filmmaker, and co-founder of the popular feminist newsletter and website, Lenny Letter. At…

Rachel CarterJuly 14, 2017

Nonfiction

Celebrating Thoreau’s 200th Birthday with Books He Would Love

To this day, Henry David Thoreau remains one of the most popular naturalist writers of all time. And for good reason – his iconic work, Walden, helped change the way we think about nature, art and self. A big part of the Transcendentalism movement, he also helped define “Civil Disobedience,”…

Rachel CarterJuly 12, 2017

Nonfiction

Book Excerpt! Garry McDaniel & Sharon Massen’s ‘The Dog’s Guide to Your Happiness’

For a sneak peek of Garry McDaniel and Sharon Massen's The Dog's Guide to Your Happiness: Seven Secrets for a Better Life from Man's Best Friend (Lumina Media, February 28, 2017) check out the excerpt below! What We Can Learn About Play and Happiness Some of our sweetest memories come…

BookTribMay 25, 2017

Nonfiction

Kick Your Life Up a Notch with YouTube Superstar Bethany Mota’s New Guide

It’s time to get Motavated! Bethany Mota, the inspirational Youtube star and internet sensation has a new book out and we're so ready to crack it open! Filled with helpful tips, DIYs and her own inspiring life story, Make Your Mind Up: My Guide to Finding Your Own Style, Life, and…

Rachel CarterJune 13, 2017

Nonfiction

Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Option B’ is a Heartbreaking Story and an Inspirational Guide to Living

Sheryl Sandberg suffered a tragic and unthinkable loss when her husband died on vacation, and just like anyone else, she had to develop coping strategies and solutions to problems in order to work through her grief, comfort her children and get back to living. Her personal story is honest, devastating and inspiring…

Jennifer BlankfeinJune 23, 2017

Nonfiction

Undisclosed is One of Three True Crime Podcasts We’re Devouring

As soon as I listened to season one of Serial two years ago, I was hooked on true crime. There’s just something strangely compelling about a real-life mystery unfolding before your eyes – despite the potentially gruesome subject matter. And I’m not alone. From the success of documentaries like Making a…

Rachel CarterJune 26, 2017

Nonfiction

‘Dear Ijeawele’ and Teaching Girls to Love Books (Review)

What does it take to raise your daughter to be a feminist? Writer and feminist scholar, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, was asked this question by a close friend and transformed her response into the newly released book, Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions. Adichie's sage advice is absent of the tradition…

Shanel AdamsMarch 29, 2017

Nonfiction

Author Janet Lombardi Turns Catastrophe into Inspiration in ‘Bankruptcy: A Love Story’

Janet Lombardi experienced plenty of loss and heartbreak over the past seven years. As she wrote Bankruptcy: A Love Story, Janet Lombardi went on a journey of self-discovery, morphing her writing and becoming stronger every day. Here, she talks about her story and writing a memoir. I had a burning desire to write…

BookTrib Guest AuthorApril 10, 2017

Nonfiction

Interview with Gail Sagel, author of ‘Making Faces Beautiful’ (Video)

Watch our author video interview, “15 minutes with… Gail Sagel,” now! Here, we talk about her book, Making Faces Beautiful, easy-to-apply makeup techniques, and her amazing product for women on the go, Face in a Case. You don’t want to miss this interview brought to you by Meryl Moss Media and…

Beth WaskoApril 18, 2017

Nonfiction

Are You Living the Oola Lifestyle? You should be!

The Oola Life 1 BUS. 2 GUYS. 50 STATES. 1 MILLION DREAMS. Rolling into a city near you! Ever heard of the book, Chicken Soup for the Soul®? It’s one of the world’s most recognized titles of all time. Well, Oola is being called the "Chicken Soup for the Next…

Carole ClapsMay 6, 2017

Nonfiction

Interview with the Oola Guys, Troy Amdahl and Dave Braun

Watch our author video interview, “15 minutes with… Dave Braun and Troy Amdahl (The Oola Guys),” now! Here, we discuss their latest release, Oola For Women, why they immersed themselves in the Oola lifestyle and how you can share your dream to help them change the world! You don’t want to…

Beth WaskoMay 11, 2017

Deception, Turmoil, and Heroism in Kate Moore’s ‘The Radium Girls’

Pauline Lévêque and Florence Mars: The Culture of Raising Children

Amazon No. 1 New Release ‘The Cooking Gene’ Talks Food Traditions in the Old South

Bonding Over Books with Actress Sarah Jessica Parker

Discovering the Spirit World in ‘The Disintegration of My Ordinary Reality’

‘Sour Heart’ Will Continue Lena Dunham’s Legacy under Lenny Imprint

Celebrating Thoreau’s 200th Birthday with Books He Would Love

Book Excerpt! Garry McDaniel & Sharon Massen’s ‘The Dog’s Guide to Your Happiness’

Kick Your Life Up a Notch with YouTube Superstar Bethany Mota’s New Guide

Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Option B’ is a Heartbreaking Story and an Inspirational Guide to Living

Undisclosed is One of Three True Crime Podcasts We’re Devouring

‘Dear Ijeawele’ and Teaching Girls to Love Books (Review)

Author Janet Lombardi Turns Catastrophe into Inspiration in ‘Bankruptcy: A Love Story’

Interview with Gail Sagel, author of ‘Making Faces Beautiful’ (Video)

Are You Living the Oola Lifestyle? You should be!

Interview with the Oola Guys, Troy Amdahl and Dave Braun

About Us

Book Promotion

Discover Books