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Creating a Future That Celebrates Feminine Power and Leadership

“It's time to create a future where feminine power and leadership is celebrated. It’s time for a radical awakening and a revolution. It’s time for women to rise.” So says author and award-winning empowerment expert Megan Dalla-Camina in her just-released book, Women Rising. In the book, readers will learn how…

BookTribOctober 23, 2024

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Spiritual Clarity Comes at 18,000 Feet in Reluctant Pilgrimage Through the Himalayas

It is said that people do not freely choose to travel to Mount Kailash. That Kailash chooses you, not the other way around. If you’re looking for inspiration, then look no further. Mohan Ranga Rao’s Inner Trek is a heart-warming memoir about self-discovery and taking the road less traveled —…

Katie BloomerOctober 29, 2024

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Exploring Life and Faith As You’ve Never Seen Before

As life would have it, even those successful and satisfied in our current world tend to worry obsessively about the next. We’re talking about the fear of death — that journey into the unknown. One common antidote is to joke about it. Take the perpetual death-worrier, Woody Allen, whose character…

Jim AlkonJanuary 20, 2025

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An Expert’s Informative, Holistic Look at Dementia Caregiving

If you are lucky enough as an adult to still have parents in your life, chances are very good that you will eventually be providing some level of care for them as they age. Between the rising costs of skilled nursing and the inadequate coverage provided by most insurance, many…

Cynthia ConradJuly 25, 2024

Pick Your Battles Relationships by Miles & Trisha Power

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Essential Strategies for Navigating the Battlefield of Love

My boyfriend and I, while not married, have been together for over 20 years. We laugh about how we have been together longer than many married couples! We have a great relationship and love each other deeply, but, like most couples, can bicker, build up resentments and have trouble seeing…

Barbara WilkovMay 21, 2024

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“Our Dying, Our Death, Our Grief” is Highly Informative, Raw and Occasionally Humorous

As a Registered Nurse, Vincent Dodd has sat with many, many patients on their deathbeds, and comforted families dealing with a range of emotions and hard decisions. Over the course of his experiences, he's developed a unique perspective on death and dying. And he is committed to making the process…

Jim AlkonSeptember 8, 2021

Nonfiction

Lee Child Knows What Makes a Hero

No one is better qualified to comment on the nature of the classical hero than Lee Child. After all, his Jack Reacher is not only the most popular series character in fiction today, but also an archetype of the mythic hero from times both long, and not so long, past.…

Jon LandNovember 26, 2019

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Exploring the Marvelous Genius of Jane Austen in “Jane on the Brain”

Therapist and Cornell English Professor Wendy Jones brings her dual career paths to bear on Jane Austen in her fascinating book, Jane on the Brain: Exploring the Science of Social Intelligence (Pegasus Books). The emotional resonance of Austen’s work accounts for her legions of devoted fans across time. Enraptured, we…

Jessica McEnteeApril 26, 2021

Nonfiction

“Climate Courage” Highlights the Bright Spots in the Fight Against Climate Change

Courage: the ability to do something that frightens one. In Chapter 1 (“Reframing the Narrative”) of Climate Courage (Beacon Press), author Andreas Karelas quotes Dr. Kate Marvel, a climate scientist, who says, “We need courage, not hope, to face climate change.” We are in an era of major change, which…

Mary E. ReganApril 19, 2021

Nonfiction

‘First, Be a Lady:’ The Impact of FLOTUS on American Politics

Political scientists have failed to recognize the political importance of the president’s spouse. While the evolving role of the first lady over time from White House hostess to presidential advisor has been documented in historical narratives and news articles, the tremendous responsibility placed on her office to communicate the president’s…

Lauren WrightNovember 13, 2017

Nonfiction

Pulitzer Winner Elbows Her Way Through a Male World

If you were already a fan of Pulitzer Prize winner Alison Lurie, this collection of her essays will make you want to be her new best friend. In Words and Worlds: From Autobiography to Zippers (Delphinium Books), she writes about her time at Radcliffe when it was still an all-girls…

Sherri DaleyMay 14, 2019

Nonfiction

“We the Women” Traces the Ongoing Fight for the ERA and Defends Its Viability Today

When I was growing up, the ERA was the topic at water coolers, supermarkets, town halls and doctor’s offices. It was a regular source of controversy in my high school classes and at our dinner table. My parents, who had three daughters, were firm proponents — even my more politically…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 11, 2020

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

Nonfiction

A Family’s Journey to Enlightenment in India and Nepal

What a stark revelation for Dena Moes, some 10,000 feet high in view of the Annapurna peaks in Nepal during her family's eight-month, life-altering trip to India, chronicled in her charming debut, The Buddha Sat Right Here: A Family Odyssey Through India and Nepal (She Writes Press). To fully understand…

Meagan FoyApril 2, 2019

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Our Solar System, Explained By Author and Space Freak

So explains Kate Howells, co-author of the visually astounding and creatively written Space is Cool as Fuck, now available in the U.S. from Lost The Plot, the innovative Australian imprint of Pantera Press. The book is everything you thought you could never understand about the universe explained in plain-old filthy…

BookTribJanuary 4, 2019

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Benjamin Franklin’s Revolutionary Ruse Revealed in “Somersett”

A new work of meticulous historical research advances the theory that Benjamin Franklin, using the freeing of a British slave as the catalyst, orchestrated a little-known yet elaborate scheme to impassion revolt throughout the colonies against England and in effect spark America’s fight for independence. In Somersett: Or Why and…

K.L. RomoJune 30, 2020

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Creating a Future That Celebrates Feminine Power and Leadership

Spiritual Clarity Comes at 18,000 Feet in Reluctant Pilgrimage Through the Himalayas

Exploring Life and Faith As You’ve Never Seen Before

An Expert’s Informative, Holistic Look at Dementia Caregiving

“Our Dying, Our Death, Our Grief” is Highly Informative, Raw and Occasionally Humorous

Lee Child Knows What Makes a Hero

Exploring the Marvelous Genius of Jane Austen in “Jane on the Brain”

“Climate Courage” Highlights the Bright Spots in the Fight Against Climate Change

‘First, Be a Lady:’ The Impact of FLOTUS on American Politics

Pulitzer Winner Elbows Her Way Through a Male World

“We the Women” Traces the Ongoing Fight for the ERA and Defends Its Viability Today

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

A Family’s Journey to Enlightenment in India and Nepal

Our Solar System, Explained By Author and Space Freak

Benjamin Franklin’s Revolutionary Ruse Revealed in “Somersett”

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