With Eleanor Roosevelt as its guide, this warm picture book provides a primer on allyship. Eleanor wants to be more like her namesake, but situations often feel too big for her to change. When her teacher splits the class into girls and... Read More

What was supposed to be a chill gig turns into a lurid exhibition from which an indie musician fears she may never recover in Lydi Conklin’s lush novel "Songs of No Provenance". To escape the reality of what she’s done, Joan drives... Read More

A bird who can’t fly learns to do so much more in this quirky picture book about the power of being different. Nelly is left behind when the other birds migrate, but she’s not one to sit and wait; she sails seas, scales mountains,... Read More

A case study in leading organizations through stressful times, "A Day for Leadership" makes D-Day, and the preparations leading up to it, its central example. Patrick A. Ungashick’s rearward-gazing leadership guide "A Day for... Read More

An empathetic leadership guide, "Thinking Outside the Boss" covers the fundamentals necessary to keep employees happy, generate productivity, and ensure organization-wide trust and engagement. Construction firm entrepreneur Oskhar... Read More

Driven by quiet unease and its hero’s mounting discomfort with the truth about American culture, "The Stuff What Actually Is" is a powerful historical novel. J. A. Nunn’s incisive historical novel "The Stuff What Actually Is" is... Read More

Its advice brought to life via vulnerable personal examples, "Lead and Succeed" is a concise self-development guide with recommendations for becoming a successful leader. University president Scott Cowen’s insightful leadership guide... Read More