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The Death of Cryptocurreny Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Some crypto-pundits compare the cryptocurrency phenomenon to the Internet — a specialized technology that became universal. Cryptocurrency hasn’t yet become part of most daily lives, but according to that same New York Times column, “20 percent of American adults, and 36 percent of millennials, own cryptocurrency.” Blockchain Ethics: Fighting Honorable…

Joanna PoncavageMay 16, 2022

Fiction Romance Romance - Featured

A Childlike Janitor Slowly Catches the Attention of Sophisticated School Principal

There is a scene in Gordon Castelnero’s light romance, Toyful Love, when Dr. Sharp, an elementary school principal in the upper Midwest, attends a formal affair and asks her surprising love interest, school janitor Henry Hubbard, whether he has something appropriate to wear. As it turns out, he shows up…

Jim AlkonNovember 10, 2021

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

Michael Gosset Ed.D. Outlines Exactly How to Keep Your Children Active in His Parenting Guide

When your kids are born, it’s tempting to ignore the fact that your family is more competitive in Monopoly than sports and just wistfully imagine having athletically gifted offspring.. I know I did. In my case, initial klutziness gave way to a height advantage in my teens, but I wasn’t…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 12, 2021

Children's Books Children's Books - Featured

Shanelle Harrison’s “Curious Colors” Makes Everyday Life Even More Vibrant

So says award-winning visual artist, educator and author Shanelle Harrison, who puts into practice what she preaches in the interactive children’s book Curious Colors (Uptown Press), a 58-page activity book that introduces young readers to colors, color theory and shapes. The book, geared for ages four and up, helps establish…

BookTribJuly 27, 2021

Better Self Book Club Network Nonfiction

Listen to Your “Gut Feelings” and Feel Your Best After Reading This Groundbreaking Book

“Ok, I’ll just deal with it.” “I felt at the end of my rope, hopeless and lost.” “Why can’t someone help me?” These are the thoughts of many patients with chronic gastrointestinal tract issues. Such issues are extremely prevalent in our society; if you don’t suffer from these problems yourself,…

Barbara WilkovJuly 2, 2021

Children's Books

Heartfelt and Educational, “Quacky, Smacky & Tacky” Fosters Kids’ Empathy and Curiosity

"An entertaining read and a must for anyone who cares about wildlife, nature and the environment." — Colleen Needles Steward, CEO of Tremendous! Productions —∞— There’s a lot to like about the picture book Quacky, Smacky & Tacky (Browne+Browne). It’s a delightful children's story geared for preschoolers to sixth-graders based…

Jim AlkonApril 22, 2021

Children's Books

“A Teeny-Tiny History of Philosophy” Shares Some Big Ideas With Small Children

“Teacher Socrates Goat had a problem: he wanted to live the good life, but didn’t know what the good life was.” So begins Francisco Mejia Uribe’s A Teeny-Tiny History of Philosophy: A Children's Introduction to the Great Thinkers of the Philosophical Tradition, a book for children ages 5 and up. It’s…

David ToddMarch 11, 2021

Better Self Nonfiction

Anxious About Your Child’s Distance-Learning Education? This Handbook Will Help.

One of the more surprising reveals of the pandemic lockdown has been watching movie stars and other celebrities going a little crazy trying to figure out full-time parenting. While I admit to a little schadenfreude over seeing people who never had to lift a finger suddenly be plunged into child…

JeriAnn GellerOctober 20, 2020

Better Self Business Nonfiction

“The Key Skill of All Skills:” A Comprehensive Guide to Comprehension

How can we relate to other people and be understood by them? These two questions may seem unrelated, but they are not. Teaching and learning, loving and being loved, are all connected, along with a host of other areas in life you probably don’t realize — but you will come…

Cynthia ConradJanuary 29, 2020

Better Self Nonfiction

Tall Poppy Review: Considering Mental Health in Academia

The opening of Life of the Mind Interrupted: Essays on Mental Health and Disability in Higher Education (Raven Books) says, “This is a book about mental illness and academia. But this is also a book about so much more than that: it’s about grief and friendship, and collegiality, and accessibility,…

Kate MorettiMarch 7, 2019

Miscellany

AuthorBuzz Giveaway: Romance and Transformation

This week's AuthorBuzz giveaway features a suspenseful romance and a powerful tale on the transforming experience of teaching for many unruly students as a substitute teacher. Read more straight from the authors about the intriguing titles they are giving away! Dear Reader, For one year I worked as a substitute…

AuthorBuzzSeptember 17, 2018

Nonfiction

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Sam Quinones’ ‘True Tale of an American Epidemic’ in ‘Dreamland’

Author and journalist Sam Quinones talks to Daniel Ford about what led him to journalism, his research and writing process for Dreamland, and his experience testifying in front of the Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee about the opioid crisis in the United States. Read a preview of Dreamland…

Aisha K. StaggersJanuary 31, 2018

Nonfiction

Language Speaks To Us in ‘The Bilingual Revolution’

This book is about education and the teaching of foreign language in the American school system...and this book is about community and the use of other languages within a specific social framework...and just as importantly, this book is also about cultures, ancestries, foreign roots, identities, and above all how they…

Frederic ColierJanuary 18, 2018

Business Business - Featured Nonfiction

Video: Missed It? Watch Interview with Carolyn Carpeneti and Taking Flight: Mastering Executive Function

What should we do when our children struggle academically? Should we let them fail so they’ll learn from their mistakes and do better next time? Perhaps. But what if they lack the organizational tools to succeed? Carolyn Carpeneti’s son had effectively coped with learning differences through high school and was…

BookTribJune 16, 2016

Nonfiction

Video: Missed It? Interview with Meredith Scott Lynn and Write Brain Books

WRiTE BRAiN BOOKS are richly illustrated, textless books, with lines on the pages, ready for any writer’s content. They are designed to ignite and inspire creativity and imagination in kids of all ages. Our books enable kids to write their own stories, publish beautiful hardcover copies, and build a personal…

BookTribJanuary 20, 2016

The Death of Cryptocurreny Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Michael Gosset Ed.D. Outlines Exactly How to Keep Your Children Active in His Parenting Guide

Shanelle Harrison’s “Curious Colors” Makes Everyday Life Even More Vibrant

Listen to Your “Gut Feelings” and Feel Your Best After Reading This Groundbreaking Book

Heartfelt and Educational, “Quacky, Smacky & Tacky” Fosters Kids’ Empathy and Curiosity

“A Teeny-Tiny History of Philosophy” Shares Some Big Ideas With Small Children

Anxious About Your Child’s Distance-Learning Education? This Handbook Will Help.

“The Key Skill of All Skills:” A Comprehensive Guide to Comprehension

Tall Poppy Review: Considering Mental Health in Academia

AuthorBuzz Giveaway: Romance and Transformation

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Sam Quinones’ ‘True Tale of an American Epidemic’ in ‘Dreamland’

Language Speaks To Us in ‘The Bilingual Revolution’

Video: Missed It? Watch Interview with Carolyn Carpeneti and Taking Flight: Mastering Executive Function

Video: Missed It? Interview with Meredith Scott Lynn and Write Brain Books

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