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The Key to Saving the World Is One Bite at a Time

How was I to know the real key to saving the environment is in choosing the food we eat? Eat for the Planet (Abrams) by Nil Zacharias and Gene Stone not only paints a vivid picture of how we’re destroying our planet but a global mural in neon that demands…

K.L. RomoFebruary 21, 2019

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Kindness Spurs Kindness in Growing Kids

The world can often be harsh, and lucky for us, authors Dale Atkins Ph.D. and Amanda Salzhauer, MSW are giving all families a leg up with tips and ideas for how to be kind in their new book, The Kindness Advantage, Cultivating Compassionate and Connected Children. Based on research, this guide provides ways…

Jennifer BlankfeinMarch 20, 2019

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A Man and His Bike Battle a Rare Disease

Kyle Bryant may not be a household name—yet—but he’s become the face and voice of defeating Friedreich’s ataxia, one mile on his recumbent bike at a time. Shifting Into High Gear: One Man’s Grave Diagnosis and the Epic Bike Ride That Taught Him What Matters (Health Communications, Inc.) is the…

Jeff DaughertyMarch 15, 2019

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RuPaul Extends Boundaries To Discover True Selves

"You're born naked and the rest is drag." Throughout the history of humans on this planet, there have always been shamans, seers, and mediums who are able to interpret both high and low frequencies and remind humans to look beyond the surface for the truth of who they really are.…

Rebecca ProulxOctober 14, 2018

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What You Could Never Understand About the Universe

Yes, Space is Cool as Fuck (Lost The Plot) is indeed a coffee table book, likely finding a permanent home in millennial living rooms around the globe. But it’s more than a hefty ornament – it’s everything you thought you could never understand about the universe explained in plain-old filthy English.…

Jim AlkonOctober 25, 2018

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Young Immigrants Forced to Tell Their Stories in Anonymity

“The book you are holding was scheduled to be published in 2017 with full-color portraits of the young people who were interviewed for it. Since that time, executive action regarding DACA recipients has been in flux, making it risky for many of the participants to reveal their identities. Their images,…

Jim AlkonJanuary 11, 2019

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Enlightening and Alarming Explanation of Climate Challenge

If the title alone for Jeff Nesbit’s analysis of environmental challenges isn’t enough to scare you, there’s plenty to be concerned about in the content of This Is The Way The World Ends: How Droughts and Die-offs, Heat Waves and Hurricanes Are Converging on America (Thomas Dunne Books). Nesbit, previous…

BookTribOctober 25, 2018

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Overcoming an Accident to Become a Sci-Fi Writer

Living life with a disability is never easy, and Nnedi Okorafor paints an incredible picture of how difficult her life became after her surgery gone wrong. She was destined to be the next star athlete, the next best doctor. But being paralyzed was never a part of her plan. In…

Ginny LewisJune 18, 2019

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Returning Hate Mail to Sender

“You hunted me down,” begins Vivek Shraya on the first page of her graphic novel Death Threat (Arsenal Pulp Press). A hate email explodes into her inbox one morning and Vivek’s initial reaction is “Haha wow.” It’s not the reaction that the email’s author expected, or hoped for. He is…

Jeff DaughertyMay 7, 2019

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How to Innovate For Radically Greater Social Good

Despite enormous investments of time and money, are we making a dent on the social and environmental challenges of our time? What if we could exponentially increase our impact? Around the world, a new generation is looking beyond greater profits for meaningful purpose. But unlike business, few social interventions have…

BookTribOctober 25, 2018

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The Dalai Lama Weighs in on “Our Human Potential”

Buddhism began somewhere between the sixth and fourth centuries BCE and has since become one of the most popular religions. Amassing around 520 million followers, known as Buddhists, Buddhism has encompassed many eastern traditions and has spread its influence all over the world. The Dalai Lama, a Tibetan monk who is…

Ginny LewisMay 24, 2019

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Keah Brown Fights Ableism with Positivity

The Pretty One (Atria Books) by Keah Brown is a collection of essays not only about living but living with a disability. Brown acknowledges she is different, and though it took a long time, she knows she is beautiful because of it. This book is a journey of self-discovery that…

Ginny LewisAugust 6, 2019

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Buddhist Monk Cuong Lu on Finding Zen in Prison

“Meditation can help us know deeper forms of happiness,” posits Cuong Lu. “It can help us connect with our feelings and thus our stability.” The Buddhist (or “Buddha,” as he came to be known in his time as a prison chaplain) is a master of the art of meditation. However,…

Jeff DaughertyMarch 5, 2019

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Rachel Hollis Is Here to Help with Plenty of Hustle

Rachel Hollis, founder of the website TheChicSite.com, CEO of her own media company and inspiring author of the self-help book Girl, Wash Your Face has returned to give us more advice on how to live our lives courageously and take active steps to transform our goals into reality. Rachel Hollis…

Rebecca ProulxMarch 12, 2019

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Move Over Marie Kondo — Ali Wenzke is Here

Moving is a universally dreaded endeavor that most people will have to experience at some point in their lives. Luckily, blogger Ali Wenzke is familiar with the ups and downs associated with moving and has adapted her blog posts into a guidebook, The Art of Happy Moving (William Morrow). Having…

Rachael SuhieFebruary 27, 2019

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Stress. Spin. Repeat. Experts On How To End Burnout

Ever feel so burnt out you resemble a slice of overdone toast? If you’re a giver by need or nature, which encompasses most people who identify as female, as well as a number of men, stress is your companion. You may have tried any number of ways to deal with…

JeriAnn GellerApril 25, 2019

The Key to Saving the World Is One Bite at a Time

Kindness Spurs Kindness in Growing Kids

A Man and His Bike Battle a Rare Disease

RuPaul Extends Boundaries To Discover True Selves

What You Could Never Understand About the Universe

Young Immigrants Forced to Tell Their Stories in Anonymity

Enlightening and Alarming Explanation of Climate Challenge

Overcoming an Accident to Become a Sci-Fi Writer

Returning Hate Mail to Sender

The Dalai Lama Weighs in on “Our Human Potential”

Keah Brown Fights Ableism with Positivity

Buddhist Monk Cuong Lu on Finding Zen in Prison

Rachel Hollis Is Here to Help with Plenty of Hustle

Move Over Marie Kondo — Ali Wenzke is Here

Stress. Spin. Repeat. Experts On How To End Burnout

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