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Justice in the Carpool Lane: Chuck Hogan’s Gripping True Crime Investigation

Chuck Hogan takes his storytelling genius to new heights and another genre when he explores the investigation of a real-life cold case in The Carpool Detectives. A married couple, Joel and Angela Watkins, had disappeared in May 2005, their whereabouts unknown until six weeks later when their SUV was discovered…

Philip ZozzaroJuly 28, 2025

Author Spotlight

A Cross-Cultural Journey Through Gender, Identity, and Feminism

In Portrait of a Feminist, the author weaves personal narrative with cultural critique, offering a deeply reflective exploration of identity, gender, and selfhood shaped across multiple continents and belief systems. In this Q&A, we talk with author Marianna Marlowe about the roots of her feminism, the complexities of family, faith,…

Kelsey HallJuly 18, 2025

Nonfiction

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Dave Barry’s Hilarious New “Memoirs of a Professional Wiseass”

Dave Barry is hilarious … full stop. He promises this is his first and only memoir, but since so much of his writing is personal and/or observational, we needn’t take this as definitive. Class Clown, subtitled: The Memoirs of a Professional Wiseass: How I went 77 Years without Growing Up,…

Linda HitchcockJuly 17, 2025

Nonfiction Recommended

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

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A Quantum Tapestry of the Soul: Joseph Bensinger Blends Science, Spirit, and Song

At the intersection of metaphysics and quantum mechanics lies a vast area of exploration for curious minds. Among these explorations, perhaps one of the most compelling is how our ancient spiritual traditions can be reframed in the context of modern science, where we can examine and understand them in new…

BookTribJuly 11, 2025

Nonfiction Recommended

A Battle for Minds and Morality: Kavanagh’s Cautionary Tale for Our Time

The insidious nature of political and religious ideologies — and how people can avoid falling into their snares — is the focus of Path to Power, Road to Ruin by John Kavanagh. Ideologies are powerful belief systems that, at their best, help humanity link multiple beliefs and ideas into a…

Peggy KurkowskiJuly 10, 2025

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Healing Through Nature: “Period Fix” Empowers Women to Take Control of Their Menstrual Health

Discover how registered dietitian Heidi Moretti turns decades of research and personal trial into an empowering roadmap for calmer, healthier cycles. Period Fix blends science-backed nutrition, herbal wisdom, and relatable stories to help women ditch the monthly dread and reclaim hormonal harmony—naturally.

BookTribJuly 8, 2025

Nonfiction

Historical Chronicle of Roosevelt Brothers’ Grave Pursuit of Elusive Panda

Well over a century has passed since President Theodore Roosevelt and his family captivated the world with their escapades and high energy. The madcap TR, his patient wife Edith, and five children plus Theodore’s daughter from his first marriage, occupied the White House between 1901 and 1909. Arriving as the…

Claudia KeenanJuly 4, 2025

Listicles

5 Game-Changing Books Shaping the Future of Medicine

The American healthcare system stands at a crossroads — fragmented, costly and often failing the very people it aims to serve. Yet across hospitals, tech startups, policy labs and patient advocacy groups, a new wave of reformers is reshaping the future of medicine. These five books offer critical insights into…

Katie BloomerJuly 2, 2025

Nonfiction

Jeffrey Seller’s Theater Kid Explores How Art, Identity, and Grit Built a Broadway Icon

Theater Kid: A Broadway Memoir needs to be available in every high school and college library to uplift, give courage and instill hope in each young person, encouraging them to strive for their dreams. At that vulnerable time of life, many struggle with doubt, fear and all too often bullying…

Linda HitchcockJune 30, 2025

Listicles

Books That Ignited My Walking Obsession and Inspired My Novel

My dual-timeline novel, Smoke on the Wind, is set in the Scottish Highlands where two women walk the same long path in separate times, each with her son, each carrying the extra weight of past trauma and fear of her future. One is running from a murder accusation; one is…

Kelli EstesJune 24, 2025

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A Feminist Coming-of-Age That’s Quiet, Powerful and Unforgettable

Marianna Marlowe’s Portrait of a Feminist isn’t your typical feminist memoir. It doesn’t shout its message or come armed with statistics and slogans. Instead, it invites you into the quiet, powerful moments that shaped one woman’s identity across years, continents and cultures. Told in a series of beautifully written personal essays that…

Kelsey HallJune 23, 2025

Nonfiction Recommended

The Great Healthcare Disruption — A Front-Row Seat to Medicine’s Transformation

In The Great Healthcare Disruption, Dr. Marschall Runge offers a powerful, timely exploration of how tech giants, AI, and cutting-edge medicine are revolutionizing healthcare as we know it. With clear insights and human stories, this essential read reveals what the future of medicine could look like—and why we all have…

BookTribJune 17, 2025

Nonfiction

Movie Producer and Philanthropist Talks About Keys to Happiness in Latest Book

Almost everyone looks back on their youth and thinks, “I wish I knew then what I know now …” Finding Happy is a book for young adults who want to know right now what it is so many wish they had known back then. What is happy, anyway? Where do…

BookTribJune 11, 2025

Nonfiction

Memoir Reveals the Johnny Carson We Can Only Wish We Knew

For those of us old enough to remember, watching Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show was the perfect way to unwind before turning in for the night. With his sharp wit, instinctive comedic timing, and unflappable calm and confidence, Carson was the master of the monologue, concluding each with his…

BookTribJune 10, 2025

Nonfiction

A Sacred Promise of Honor, Sacrifice, and Eternal Gratitude

Robert M. Edsel, with Bret Witter, has written an essential work of nonfiction, Remember Us: American Sacrifice, Dutch Freedom, and a Forever Promise Forged in World War II. It relates the chronology of the background, origin, and post-war official establishment of the Netherlands American Cemetery through twelve real people selected…

Linda HitchcockJune 9, 2025

Justice in the Carpool Lane: Chuck Hogan’s Gripping True Crime Investigation

A Cross-Cultural Journey Through Gender, Identity, and Feminism

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

A Quantum Tapestry of the Soul: Joseph Bensinger Blends Science, Spirit, and Song

A Battle for Minds and Morality: Kavanagh’s Cautionary Tale for Our Time

Healing Through Nature: “Period Fix” Empowers Women to Take Control of Their Menstrual Health

5 Game-Changing Books Shaping the Future of Medicine

Books That Ignited My Walking Obsession and Inspired My Novel

A Feminist Coming-of-Age That’s Quiet, Powerful and Unforgettable

The Great Healthcare Disruption — A Front-Row Seat to Medicine’s Transformation

Movie Producer and Philanthropist Talks About Keys to Happiness in Latest Book

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