UK environmentalist Natalie Fee’s engaging and witty "How to Save the World for Free" is about environmentalism via small, personal acts. The book’s twelve chapters each focus on one area where individuals can take little steps to... Read More

Charlie Gilkey’s "Start Finishing" addresses productivity problems and provides transformative solutions. Most people are busy all day long, yet nothing ever seems to get done and no one seems fulfilled. In "Start Finishing",... Read More

Carla Marie Manly’s inspiring "Aging Joyfully" recognizes that, from birth, people are pushed to let go and move from one developmental stage to the next. While adulthood is met with eagerness, she says, later years are regarded as... Read More

A self-help guide to healing sickness and addiction through self-love and the teachings of Jesus, "Invasion Revealed" is brief but ambitious. Nancy Lynne Harris’s "Invasion Revealed" posits the theory that alcoholism, drug addiction,... Read More

"A Course in Fun with Fast Eddie" is a poignant, sensitive, and fierce memoir that exposes the difficulties faced by those who are mentally challenged. "A Course in Fun with Fast Eddie" is the warm and inspiring story of how the... Read More

For all the legitimate criticism of men in general—from misogyny to housework-shirking, sexual harassment to racism-driven populist rage—the twenty-first century sure seems to be a perplexing time for the males of our species.... Read More

Addiction is a disease. Let’s never categorize addictive behavior—abusing alcohol, drugs, food, gambling, pornography—as anything other than heartbreaking. Furthermore, with discipline and self-sufficiency so celebrated in the US,... Read More

The world is full of noise, but Susan Roberts’s prayerful "Can You Hear God Now?" cuts through it all to find some needed holy clarity. Learning how to listen to the still small voice of God takes a helpful and faithful guide, Roberts... Read More