IN ASCENSION BY MARTIN MACINNES
Leigh’s journey from the depths of her troubled upbringing in Rotterdam to the furthest reaches of space is a testament to resilience and curiosity. Enduring the harsh realities of an abusive father and a distant mother, Leigh found solace by the waterfront, captivated by the mysteries beneath the waves. Her passion for marine ecology and […]
OCEANS RISE EMPIRES FALL: WHY GEOPOLITICS HASTENS CLIMATE CATASTROPHE BY GERARD TOAL
In his scholarly examination, geography professor Toal explores the intricate relationship between geography and the politics of nations, shedding light on how world powers manipulate the earth for their own gain. Drawing on his expertise, Toal argues that the pursuit of territorial control, economic dominance, and geopolitical influence has led nation-states to exploit the planet’s […]
A REAL RIGHT TO VOTE: HOW A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CAN SAFEGUARD AMERICAN DEMOCRACY BY RICHARD L. HASEN
In this thorough sequel to “Cheap Speech: How Disinformation Poisons Our Politics—and How to Cure It,” Hasen presents a compelling case for enshrining the right to vote in the Constitution, despite the numerous challenges currently impeding access to the ballot box. To bolster his argument, he offers a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at ensuring voting […]
WHAT’S NEW, DANIEL? BY MICHA ARCHER
Spring has arrived, signaling a time of curiosity and exploration for young Daniel. When his Grandpa prompts him to discover what’s new, Daniel eagerly embarks on a journey through a vibrant city park. With stunning illustrations created using acrylic ink and patterned paper collage, the book brings to life the lush surroundings as Daniel basks […]
THE GALAXY ACCORDING TO CECE BY SHERRY ROBERTS
In Roberts’ middle-grade novel, we follow the story of nine-year-old Cecilia “CeCe” Laurance as she faces the challenges of starting sixth grade in a new town. CeCe’s anticipation for her first day of school is dashed when she learns that her father has been offered a job at an observatory in Forest Town, Missouri, forcing […]
ACHIEVABLE: A SIMPLE AND PROVEN WAY TO CREATE A CULTURE OF POSSIBILITY AND POTENTIAL BY FRASER WILSON
Wilson, a veteran leader in Ontario’s long-term care industry, shares his insights for better business management. With 25 years of experience in the arduous field of long-term care in Canada, the author introduces his debut business guidebook stating that the “only thing…that determines the success of any business is people.” When leaders put people first […]
THE 100 TRILLION DOLLAR WEALTH TRANSFER: HOW THE HANDOVER FROM BOOMERS TO GEN Z WILL REVOLUTIONIZE CAPITALISM BY KEN COSTA
An exploration into “the most significant transfer of wealth across generations ever witnessed in human history” reveals a different perspective on millennials and Gen Z than the prevailing narrative of entitlement and ingratitude. According to Costa, a former UBS Investment Bank chairman, these younger generations possess a deep prophetic vision, willing to critically assess various […]
TRAVELING IN WONDER: A TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHER’S TALES OF WANDERLUST BY AUTUMN CAROLYNN
In her memoir, Midwest-based author Carolynn shares her extensive experiences traveling the world, chronicling her adventures as a student, flight attendant, and travel agent. The book is a reflection of her journey, beginning with her final semester abroad in England in 2013, where she took advantage of long weekends to explore various European destinations. Carolynn […]
CLAY AND BONES MY LIFE AS AN FBI FORENSIC ARTIST BY LISA G. BAILEY
A memoir penned by the pioneering first female “forensic sculptor” employed by the FBI stands out as a noteworthy addition to the realm of literature focused on forensic expertise—a niche category. The author, a retired FBI forensic artist named Bailey, shares her journey of passion for art, which she pursued despite financial constraints that prevented […]