Young Bobby and his pal, egged on by the new kid in school, are planning a prank to disrupt the town’s ceremony dedicating the new park down by the lake. They decide that... Read More

There are few aspects of running a service business that are as essential as boosting employee productivity. In essence, a service business is only as efficient and profitable... Read More

The forced assimilation of Native Americans into white culture is one of the most horrific acts in the history of the Americas. As settlers came from Europe, Native people were... Read More

This charming bedtime picture book may be the perfect tool to lull the most reluctant toddlers (and even their parents) into sleep. Margaret Kim’s simple tale involves a teddy... Read More

A respected supervisor or manager does more than create work schedules and dictate assignments to staff. Instead, the best leaders are those that inspire, motivate, communicate,... Read More

I’ve lived a life that’s full; I traveled each and ev’ry highway; And more, much more than this, I did it my way Frank Sinatra’s famous lyrics could have been the theme... Read More

Terrified of heights, Dr. Tim Warren, a Rhode Island chiropractor and endurance athlete, undertook to cross the Knife Edge, an elevated catwalk that connects two lesser summits... Read More

Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is gaining significant importance as an indicator of a child’s future success in life. Like a child’s intellect, his or her emotional... Read More

For Sahana Jayaraman, a New-Jersey high-school freshman, having a saint-like great-grandfather, meant much more to her than it might for a typical teenager. As an... Read More

Set in southern Maryland, "A Clay Jar Marked for Miracles" follows the life of Tzipporah Imara Simms-Stone, descendant of African slaves who were shipped to Barbados from Kenya... Read More

All retired-journalist Michael Vaux wants to do is retreat to the bungalow opposite his mother’s former home. For him, England has never been far away, even after a long... Read More

“I gave long thought to whether I’d use my own name for this book,” writes Deborah Fruchey, who has bipolar disorder with psychotic features. She courageously decided to... Read More