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9 Books to Awaken the Activist in All of Us

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/untamed-equality.jpg Given our nation’s current climate and the looming election, discussions of equality have entered the forefront of our political discussions. This selection of books discusses equality on all fronts and how each of us can become a catalyst for positive change. Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson Told from the…

Gabby TorrentiNovember 3, 2020

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Tales from Tinseltown: 6 Stories About Making it in Hollywood

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/hollywood.jpg This collection of memoirs brings readers behind the scenes and into the lives of those brave souls who dared to make it in Hollywood. Delve into one of these books for endless laughs, inspiring stories and motivation to chase your big-screen dreams. This Will Only Hurt a Little by…

Gabby TorrentiNovember 16, 2020

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Lessons in Service: 6 Insightful and Exciting Memoirs from the Field

When we think of the men and women who serve our country, we envision those enlisted in the armed forces. Yet there are so many, many more ways to serve ― not only for America but the world. For this list, we’ve gathered together the memoirs of six fascinating individuals.…

BookTribSeptember 14, 2020

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9 Books That Take a Closer Look at Our Current Political Climate

With less than one month until the people of the United States elect the next president, they have a lot to consider — especially given the chaotic year we've all had. Numerous government officials, academics, activists, journalists and even everyday citizens have taken up the pen to try to sort…

BookTribOctober 12, 2020

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5 Books Offering Solutions to the U.S. Health Care Crisis

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/us-healthcare-crisis-solutions-listicle.jpg Regardless of where you stand on the political spectrum, most of us agree: America’s healthcare system is broken, the cost of care has spiraled out of control, and Americans are sicker than we have ever been — and that was before Covid. Who is at fault is complicated; patients,…

BookTribNovember 2, 2020

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9 Inspiring Survival Stories for Fans of Dunkirk

Like the heroes of the Battle of Dunkirk, these survivors stood their ground in the face of impossible odds. Today, Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated World War 2 drama, Dunkirk, hits the big screen. Based on the real-life battle that took place in May of 1940, the film immortalizes one of…

Early Bird BooksJuly 25, 2017

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A Year of Memories: 15 New Memoirs We Can’t Wait to Read This Year

What makes for a good memoir? That depends on who you ask. We think it is a mix of those life lessons that we can't get anywhere else and the original stories and unforgettable stories that make memoirs special and relatable. BookTrib's memoir writing contest ends this week and we…

Jessica (Jo) ChangJanuary 29, 2018

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The Lives of Our Leaders: 7 Books to Read on Presidents Day

Every American President since Calvin Coolidge has released a presidential memoir within a few years after leaving the White House. During their post-presidencies, many presidents start to think about their legacy and how historians would rate their time in office. History is usually much kinder to their legacies long after…

Andrew MasiFebruary 15, 2021

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Broken Justice: 5 Books Exploring the U.S. Legal System

A core tenet of American democracy is the right to a fair trial. An entire justice system has been built around upholding the law of the land, prosecuting the guilty and exonerating the innocent — at least, in theory. The truth is actually a lot more complex. Here we've selected…

BookTribMay 25, 2021

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Stories That Connect Us All: 38 Incredible Memoirs

On Thanksgiving, it is a tradition to mindfully appreciate the good in our lives and recognize all the people who support us. Everyone’s story is unique with many blessings as well as challenges, and it is a good time to be thankful and to realize that others may not be…

Jennifer BlankfeinNovember 25, 2021

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9 Incredible Accounts of Animals Showing Us Just What They’re Capable Of

Animals — we’re fascinated by them. We study them, name them and welcome them into our homes. From buying a $300 cat tree for your rescue kitten, to running your dog’s Instagram account, or even visiting the zoo just to catch a glimpse of an animal — it’s pretty clear…

BookTribFebruary 4, 2022

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7 Books Detailing Key Turning Points in History

Sometimes the best stories are the real ones. If that’s the case, history has given us an ongoing series to enjoy. Maybe “enjoy” isn’t the right word; some are tragic, yes, but some are inspiring, and all are crucial to our understanding of our past and ourselves. Delving into these…

Judy MorenoApril 26, 2021

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Cybersecurity for Everyone: 5 Books on Defending Ourselves in the Digital Age

The future is bright … except when it’s dark. Technology is simultaneously a blessing and a curse — for every convenience it grants us, it drops a bomb squarely in our laps (perhaps literally as the increasing power of technology makes way for cyber warfare). But before you throw your…

BookTribApril 27, 2021

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Women’s History Month: Highlighting Daring Women Through BIOs

In honor of Women’s History Month, BookTrib checked in with our friends at the Women’s Biography roundtable at the Biographers International Organization (BIO) to discover the daring women their authors have recently brought to light through biographies. From heiresses to working girls, from doctors to engineers, from activists to rulers…

BookTribMarch 4, 2022

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A Lighter Look at POTUS: 7 Books on Witty, Wacky and Weird Sides of Presidents

Being the president of the United States is a serious state of affairs, especially in the current state of affairs. But ever since George Washington reluctantly moved to the capitol at the time, in New York City not Washington, D.C., the man leading our great nation had his work cut…

Judy MorenoMarch 7, 2022

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Life Through Laughter: 8 Quirky and Humorous Memoirs

We’ve all got stories to tell. The question is whether or not those stories are entertaining enough to warrant a memoir. Perhaps, if you’ve lived through a particularly tumultuous event or have a unique perspective on a popular topic (and have the writing chops to execute such a feat), your…

Chelsea CicconeJune 14, 2021

Tales from Tinseltown: 6 Stories About Making it in Hollywood

Lessons in Service: 6 Insightful and Exciting Memoirs from the Field

9 Books That Take a Closer Look at Our Current Political Climate

5 Books Offering Solutions to the U.S. Health Care Crisis

9 Inspiring Survival Stories for Fans of Dunkirk

A Year of Memories: 15 New Memoirs We Can’t Wait to Read This Year

The Lives of Our Leaders: 7 Books to Read on Presidents Day

Broken Justice: 5 Books Exploring the U.S. Legal System

Stories That Connect Us All: 38 Incredible Memoirs

9 Incredible Accounts of Animals Showing Us Just What They’re Capable Of

7 Books Detailing Key Turning Points in History

Cybersecurity for Everyone: 5 Books on Defending Ourselves in the Digital Age

A Lighter Look at POTUS: 7 Books on Witty, Wacky and Weird Sides of Presidents

Life Through Laughter: 8 Quirky and Humorous Memoirs

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