Meryl Moss Media

Smart Reads: 5 Beautiful Books That Offer a Visual Feast

By now our readers are aware of how much we love the holidays—and how much we love sharing our favorite books to give as gifts. But our suggestions wouldn’t be complete without those gorgeous coffee table books that sweep you away with their luscious photos and fascinating stories. Their spectacular…

JeriAnn GellerDecember 10, 2015

Nonfiction

A Better Tomorrow: 3 Books that Can Change the World

In the words of the musical that wowed America Thursday night, “Don’t bring me no bad news.” It seems like that’s all we see in the headlines lately, but Odyssey Bookshop has the balm that heals: their selection of “Books that Can Change the World.” First opened in 1963, Odyssey…

Ben S. DutkaDecember 4, 2015

Nonfiction

It’s Getting Chili: Southwestern Recipes You Need for Easy Entertaining

Even though the weather has been temperate, ‘tis the season to be outdoors—picking Christmas trees, skating, ogling holiday store windows or maybe even a round of caroling with friends. After hours outside, what could be better afterward than a steaming bowl of chili—or better yet, dreaming about a trip to…

Michael RuscoeDecember 14, 2015

Nonfiction

Tracey Stewart Teaches Us (And Jon Stewart) How to Do Unto Animals

No one expected when Jon Stewart announced his retirement from The Daily Show that he’d be spending his time rubbing the bellies of pigs on a 12-acre farm in New Jersey. But thanks to his wife, Tracey, a veterinary technician and animal advocate whom he calls “the single most joyful,…

JeriAnn GellerNovember 24, 2015

Nonfiction

TED Talks: Ann Morgan on Reading the World in Just One Year

In 2011, Ann Morgan, who considered herself a “relatively cultured person,” realized that virtually every book on her bookshelf was written by either an English or North American author. In her TED Talk at this year’s TED Global in London this past September, she discusses her journey throughout 2012 –…

Katie HiresDecember 1, 2015

Nonfiction

TED Talks: Andrew Solomon on Parents, Children and the Search for Identity

Thanksgiving is all about family and the stress and joy that come with reconnecting. Family is also the theme of Andrew Solomon’s “Love No Matter What” talk from TEDMED 2013, in which he explores the ways family and identity develop in the face of extraordinary circumstances. Solomon shares the deeply…

Katie HiresNovember 24, 2015

Nonfiction

Smart Reads: Real Life Heroes, Villains and Monsters

Villains and monsters are so much more frightening in the world of non-fiction. While we can reassure ourselves that the horrors of fiction aren’t real and sleep with the lights on, the comfort in non-fiction lies in the books themselves. By shining a light on the darkest hearts we lessen…

JeriAnn GellerNovember 19, 2015

Giveaways

Get off DoggyDates.com and Fall in Love With These Giveaways!

Aren't free books the best? Each week there's something for everyone this week! Don't delay, enter to win this week's books. The Angel's Lamp by Ashby Jones The Angel’s Lamp, set in war-torn Ireland just after the Easter Rising, centers around a love affair between Johnny Flynn, an Irish-bred, English staff-sergeant…

BookTribFebruary 4, 2016

Fiction Thrillers Thrillers - Featured

Jack Ryan Jr. Leaps Into Danger as a Classic Hero in “Target Acquired”

In Target Acquired (G.P. Putnam's Sons), Don Bentley delivers in an action-packed debut as the author of books featuring Jack Ryan Jr., the son of none other than Jack Ryan, the CIA operative who reluctantly became president of the United States. It all started with The Hunt for Red October,…

Dennis HetzelJune 29, 2021

Fiction Romance

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

Rakes and rogues and rascals (oh, my!) have long been a staple in historical romance. And one of their biggest proponents and creators is author Sarah MacLean, whose latest novel, Bombshell (Avon), the first in her new Hell's Belles series, exploded into release yesterday. MacLean has often professed her interest…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 25, 2021

Business Nonfiction

Jeffrey Pfeffer on Leadership: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time

In a world full of books, webinars, sensitivity training, TED Talks and employee retreats, you’d think that by now, we’d have gotten the hang of leadership. Jeffrey Pfeffer Not so, says bestselling author and noted Stanford business school management expert Jeffrey Pfeffer. Surveys from far and wide tell us that…

Michael RuscoeDecember 3, 2015

Business Nonfiction

Video: Missed It? Live Interview with Ann Arnof Fishman and Marketing to Millennial Women

Yes I can, I am, and I will! This can-do attitude of millennials (Gen Ys)--those born between 1982 and 2000--is redefining the image of the American woman, whether they're employees or customers. Millennial women are confident, strong, bursting with ideas, tech savvy, and champion multi-taskers. They influence every aspect of…

BookTribOctober 19, 2015

Book Club Network Fiction Thrillers Thrillers - Featured

Nation’s Infrastructure Becomes Terrorist Target, but a Bigger Ploy Is at Play in “Red Deception”

What would happen if all the major bridges in the U.S. were bombed, all commerce came to a dead stop, and the nation’s natural resources, like our water supply, were cut off? The importance of protecting America's critical infrastructure has rarely been depicted so powerfully as in Ed Fuller and…

BookTribJune 22, 2021

Book Club Network

Take Me Out To The Book Club, A Reader Celebration

“My drinking club has a book problem,” said a wise humorist somewhere. As the hours wind down on National Reading Group Month, we have this to say to anyone who is not a member of a book club: our deepest sympathies. But of the many subscribers to the BookTrib newsletter…

Jim AlkonOctober 31, 2018

Better Self Nonfiction

“No Sugar In Me” Offers Lifestyle Changes For the Sweetener’s Devotees

People across the globe are consuming more sugar than ever. The fallout of this worldwide added, processed and refined sugar addiction comes at a very high price: our health. Brad Woodgate, self-made serial entrepreneur and nutrition industry expert, is taking on sugar with his first book, No Sugar in Me,…

BookTribJune 23, 2021

Fiction

Video: What Does Glee Have to do with Carrie Brownstein?

I love a good musical number and a good television show, though it’s rare that the two ever go together well. Aside from a brief stint in the early 2000s where it seemed like every TV show was doing a musical episode, most musical shows have bombed pretty horribly. Does…

Rachel CarterFebruary 26, 2016

Smart Reads: 5 Beautiful Books That Offer a Visual Feast

A Better Tomorrow: 3 Books that Can Change the World

It’s Getting Chili: Southwestern Recipes You Need for Easy Entertaining

Tracey Stewart Teaches Us (And Jon Stewart) How to Do Unto Animals

TED Talks: Ann Morgan on Reading the World in Just One Year

TED Talks: Andrew Solomon on Parents, Children and the Search for Identity

Smart Reads: Real Life Heroes, Villains and Monsters

Get off DoggyDates.com and Fall in Love With These Giveaways!

Jack Ryan Jr. Leaps Into Danger as a Classic Hero in “Target Acquired”

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

Jeffrey Pfeffer on Leadership: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time

Video: Missed It? Live Interview with Ann Arnof Fishman and Marketing to Millennial Women

Nation’s Infrastructure Becomes Terrorist Target, but a Bigger Ploy Is at Play in “Red Deception”

Take Me Out To The Book Club, A Reader Celebration

“No Sugar In Me” Offers Lifestyle Changes For the Sweetener’s Devotees

Video: What Does Glee Have to do with Carrie Brownstein?

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