Reasonable, mature advice is offered to young people who are contemplating next steps in life. Aimed at seventeen-year-olds in the United Kingdom, "Going to College or Apprenticeship" by Pat Walsh contains straightforward, no-nonsense... Read More

Ample and thoughtful advice will help those considering self-publishing to take the plunge without drowning, The beginning self-publisher will find useful tips and positive encouragement in "Navigating Indieworld" by Julie Gerber and... Read More

Following these wise recommendations will do much to help a person lead a rich and rewarding life. "Fulfilled!" by William Schiemann boasts comprehensive goal-oriented planning designed to help one lead a rich and rewarding life. Human... Read More

"Putting Art to Work" is a rare and intimate tour of the world of art-based workshops. In "Putting Art to Work", Keith and Helene Chirgwin present their wholly informative, refreshing, and rich perspective on the use of art-based... Read More

For women at a crossroads, this memoir provides an alternative to polarizing discussions on careerism and mothering. Work-life balance is a myth for many women and mothers. In Sharon Nir’s memoir, "The Opposite of Comfortable", the... Read More

An immigrant relates unique work experiences in the hopes of helping those currently struggling. For those whose work experiences have them wondering if common sense was left in the parking lot, Alec Aaron is here to sympathize. His... Read More

This book is a valuable tool for anyone who wants to improve their public speaking skills. Because public speaking can be such a big part of their jobs, it may be easy to assume that attorneys come out of law school as accomplished... Read More

This perceptive book raises intriguing questions about modern-day strategies in business and life. Saqib Qureshi, who has worked at a large international bank and a prominent consulting firm, lays out an ambitious objective for his book,... Read More