With clear and straightforward descriptions, Crispy offers easily understood explanations and analogies. Parkinson’s can be a diagnosis that destroys professional and personal lives. In Mr. Parkinson’s & Me, Simon Corpus Crispy,... Read More

This creative book details an interesting method for building a balanced marketplace. Ernst Hyacinthe’s premise—that a buyer can actually pay “zero” for a product or service—is intriguing to say the least. In Zero-Sum Cost... Read More

McCandless describes actively turning toward trust and forgiveness in this eclectic collection about chronic illness and abuse. “Life is not a state of being; it is a process of becoming. This book is about the process,” states Beth... Read More

Evangelist makes a case for concentration in prayer as a key to accessing the power of God. "How to Pray", by evangelist Leon Kabasele, is a Bible-based look at why a person should pray, how to pray effectively, and ways to pray.... Read More

The universe speaks through the trees and shares some insightful, inspiring answers. Pat S. Hilger’s debut, "Parables from the Tree of Life", is a spiritual memoir in which the author takes a serene walk through her interior... Read More

Tossing bean bags, moving like a dancer, and doing the hokey pokey might seem like silly exercises for adults, but Karen Peterson says they can be key to helping elderly people improve their coordination, prevent falls, and save their... Read More

Rania Foka’s "Soft Landing Learning" is directed at parents whose children are learning a second language, especially English, but this book has a much wider scope. Foka’s advice is relevant for all parents, whether their children... Read More

At the start of World War I, Josef Šrámek, a young Czech textile worker, found himself drafted into the Austrian army. As part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Czechoslovakia fell under the empire’s rule, and the twenty-two-year-old... Read More