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A Smart “Emotionary” for Anyone Who Wants Better Words for What They Feel

In Choosing Emotions, D. Earl Johnston offers a fresh “emotionary” that defines 272 emotional states through direct language, everyday phrases, and quotes spanning 3,000 years. Both entertaining and deeply researched, it gives readers a rare tool for naming what they feel with clarity and purpose.

BookTribMarch 5, 2026

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Offering Clear-Eyed Hope on Infertility’s Hardest Days

Jeff Deaton MD’s When Waiting Becomes Life pairs intimate infertility stories with clear, readable medical guidance. The result is a compassionate book that helps readers feel less alone, ask better questions at the clinic, and keep living fully through the hardest stretches of waiting.

BookTribMarch 4, 2026

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Daniel Grace Brings Judas and Pilate Back to New York

In this powerful memoir, Lyn Barrett recounts her journey through Dissociative Identity Disorder, revealing how a family crisis unearthed her long-buried childhood trauma. Crazy: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory is a story of resilience and transformation — the reclaiming of a life once fragmented by trauma.

BookTribMarch 3, 2026

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“Fighting Back” Traces One Pilot’s Journey From Bronx Childhood to the Birth of the Israeli Air Force

In Fighting Back: Stan Andrews and the Birth of the Israeli Air Force, Jeffrey and Craig Weiss follow one young American pilot from a Bronx childhood to WWII combat and then into the cockpits of Israel’s first fighter and bomber squadrons. Drawing on years of research and interviews, the authors…

BookTribJanuary 9, 2026

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Faith, Courage and a Talking Wolf in “Journey to the Land of Integrity”

Isaiah Owens thinks his worst mistake is acting as lookout while bullies break into Granny Rose’s cookie shop. Then a green mist calls him to the Land of Integrity, where a watchman, a fearless warrior and even a talking wolf push him toward a mission that could save a kingdom…

BookTribNovember 24, 2025

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Epic Space Adventure Told Through Neurodivergent Lens

Set in an epic voyage through outer space, Space City by William Thomas Dorste effortlessly weaves together science fiction, action, suspense, drama and romance. It’s the 22nd century, and everyone knew Earth was about to be destroyed — just not so soon. With a meteor within days of destroying Earth,…

Katie BloomerNovember 11, 2024

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Turn the Stressful Process of Mediation Into a Plan for Success

A clear, participant-first guide to mediation that replaces fear with preparation. Fred E. Jandt explains what to expect, how to tell your story, how to negotiate, and how to put agreements in writing, with examples that cover family disputes, workplace conflict, small claims, Zoom sessions, and AI-driven dispute systems.

BookTribFebruary 27, 2026

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A Practical Guide to Staying Alert in an Unpredictable World

A calm, practical safety guide that favors awareness over fear. Tim Beard’s Look Twice, Volume I offers simple decision tools, scenario-based advice, and checklists that help readers stay alert at home, at work, out in town, and on the move.

BookTribFebruary 25, 2026

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Dark Slow-Burn Romance Explores Trauma, Trust and the Complicated Ties That Bind

Famed composer William Mayes has dedicated his life to helping survivors of human trafficking. But the silent, broken stranger he brings into his home will test the limits of William’s own scars and secrets. Only the Small Bones by C.P. Harris is a deeply emotional, slow-burn romance about two wounded…

BookTribFebruary 24, 2026

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Memory and Moral Complexity in “Summertime & Short Stories”

Summertime & Short Stories is a collection with a centerpiece, “Summertime,” which is a poignant tale of forbidden romance set amid the “old money” society of Long Island. Stanislas Yassukovich introduces us to a conscientious family doctor who becomes emotionally entangled with a young patient in his care. Their growing…

BookTribFebruary 24, 2026

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History and Dark Psychology Intertwine in Tale of Two Ex-Prisoners

In Parno Beng’s debut novel, Hell’s Sweet Nectar (Beginnings), two ex-convicts navigate a dark, multi-generational saga. This historical fiction blends gritty personal drama with rich American history, delivering a compelling story of friendship, fate, and the psychological scars of the past.

BookTribFebruary 20, 2026

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Happiness, Heroism and a Lifetime of Wisdom Shared in Letters From Father to Children

In a world defined by its relentless pursuit of success and an unceasing cacophony of voices, Y.P.R. offers a refreshing and profoundly insightful perspective in his two-book series, Happiness and Heroism. The author's exploration of the concepts of happiness and heroism, intertwined with the deeply personal touch of letters to…

Wyatt SemenukDecember 19, 2023

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Author’s Story of Childhood Amid Narcissistic Abuse Guides Readers Through Healing

“I’ve been in recovery from narcissistic abuse for the past 12 years and am now ready to share my story.” Is it possible for a parent to view his or her child’s independence as a threat? It’s one of the primary symptoms of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, found in 1 out…

Jim AlkonDecember 14, 2023

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Thoughts, Insights and Meditations on the World’s No. 1 Bestseller, The Bible

Scholars have been interpreting the words of the Bible for millennia. The oldest known manuscripts of the Bible date to the 4th Century C.E., but the oldest sources of its contents are thousands of years older. The Book of Genesis, for example, contains traces of ancient creation stories. Today’s Protestant…

Joanna PoncavageDecember 12, 2023

High Flight A Pilots Journey Through Life by Richard Hess

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From War Zone to Classroom: Pilot’s Firsthand Account of Life in the Cockpit

Thanks to their miles-high vantage point, aviators develop an outsider’s perspective of life on the ground, like the Apollo 17 astronauts who saw the earth looking like a “blue marble.” In his memoir, former U.S. Air Force and airline pilot Richard Hess takes the broad view. High Flight: A Pilot’s…

Joanna PoncavageJuly 17, 2025

The Dark Side of Agile Coaching by Angela Doyle

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On the surface, the idea of business and organizational agility management practices — centered around empowering teams to experiment, collaborate and adapt in a dynamic world — seems like a can’t-miss initiative for any corporation. It’s validated by the fact that more than 25,000 agile coaches exist in the United…

BookTribDecember 8, 2023

A Smart “Emotionary” for Anyone Who Wants Better Words for What They Feel

Offering Clear-Eyed Hope on Infertility’s Hardest Days

Daniel Grace Brings Judas and Pilate Back to New York

“Fighting Back” Traces One Pilot’s Journey From Bronx Childhood to the Birth of the Israeli Air Force

Faith, Courage and a Talking Wolf in “Journey to the Land of Integrity”

Epic Space Adventure Told Through Neurodivergent Lens

Turn the Stressful Process of Mediation Into a Plan for Success

A Practical Guide to Staying Alert in an Unpredictable World

Dark Slow-Burn Romance Explores Trauma, Trust and the Complicated Ties That Bind

Memory and Moral Complexity in “Summertime & Short Stories”

History and Dark Psychology Intertwine in Tale of Two Ex-Prisoners

Happiness, Heroism and a Lifetime of Wisdom Shared in Letters From Father to Children

Author’s Story of Childhood Amid Narcissistic Abuse Guides Readers Through Healing

Thoughts, Insights and Meditations on the World’s No. 1 Bestseller, The Bible

From War Zone to Classroom: Pilot’s Firsthand Account of Life in the Cockpit

Reflective & Informative Journey Toward Healthy Agile Coaching Relationships

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