The journey toward personal growth, purposeful living and effective leadership requires more than good intentions — it demands commitment, self-awareness and a willingness to continually improve.
BookTribJune 4, 2026
Looking to venture into new waters this summer? Well, you’re in luck – because we’ve got the guide to introduce readers to a whole new pool of bookish options. Expand your genres of choice with book recs that will complement your reading tastes instead of challenging them entirely. For romance…
BookTribMay 27, 2026
Isaac Fitzgerald is a New York Times best-selling author of Dirtbag, Massachusetts, recipient of the New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association Book of the Year Award and frequent Today Show guest.
Linda HitchcockJune 3, 2026
Historical fiction and suspense. On their own, each offers something I love. But together? That’s where the magic can really happen.
Lavender Public RelationsJune 3, 2026
What is the soul? Joseph L. Bensinger begins Energy Fields with that old, almost unanswerable question, then refuses to keep it in one category. The soul, in his telling, is not only a religious idea, a poetic image or a problem for consciousness studies. It is a pattern — a…
BookTribMay 20, 2026
F. N. Knight's The First Cycle is an ambitious, richly imagined science-fantasy epic that announces the arrival of a writer with a bold vision.
BookTribJune 2, 2026
Historical fiction and suspense. On their own, each offers something I love. But together? That’s where the magic can really happen.
Jenni L. WalshJune 1, 2026
Stars, Stripes and Summer Nights is a wholesome and young adult romance novel by Celeste Dador.
Natalia KavaleMay 29, 2026
Books are my passion, so it is really special that I get to promote them for my job.
BookTribJune 1, 2026
Join hosts J.D. Barker, Christine Daigle, Jena Brown, and Kevin Tumlinson as they discuss the week’s entertainment news, including stories about Kindle Translate, ChatGPT book recommendations and John Grisham’s new legal drama.
BookTribJune 2, 2026
In her thriller Dawn Before Darkness, Liz Lazarus explores what happens when the systems meant to protect us become tools of manipulation and control.
BookTribJune 2, 2026
Her name is Marion. Actually, it isn’t, but never mind. You know the type: young, blonde, and pretty enough. The first girl to die in the slasher films. But not this time.
Neil NyrenMay 29, 2026
Karsten Dusse’s debut novel Murder Mindfully, translated from the German by Florian Duijsens, is a jet-black satirical comedy so zany this reviewer nearly fell out of bed guffawing while gulping it down in one evening. The author lampoons the wellness industry, unscrupulous criminal defense lawyers, and ultra-competitive parents of pre-schoolers,…
Linda HitchcockMay 29, 2026
Dear Readers, This week, we turn our attention not just to a book that’s a hidden gem, but to a book about a forgotten artist of the 20th-century art world. Too often, art history remembers women by proximity: wife, lover, model. Jacqueline Lamba, if remembered at all, is often recalled…
Meryl L. MossMay 30, 2026
A Deadly Episode is the sixth installment in the clever and endlessly engrossing metafictional universe Hawthorne and Horowitz series.
Linda HitchcockMay 28, 2026