Like many Cambodians, Ted Ngoy was forced to flee his home country when its government was taken over by the Khmer Rouge. That was the beginning of a lifelong journey that would route through the United States and, eventually, terminate... Read More

Sheila Watt-Cloutier grew up in the Arctic. As a native Inuk, she witnessed numerous environmental dangers, not the least of which was climate change. In a candid, heartfelt memoir that concentrates on her lifelong activism,... Read More

Retired university professor David Vogel does a masterful job of exploring past and present efforts to protect California’s natural beauty and resources. Through research and observation, Vogel confirms that “No other state has... Read More

A strong, impassioned plea for valuing ethics in American business, "The Dividends of Decency" is the kind of book that will embarrass some business leaders and embolden others. Donald Lee Sheppard, who founded the nation’s largest... Read More

"The Journey through Graduate School" is a useful guide that should help anyone understand the challenges associated with attending a graduate program. Linda Marcuccilli’s "The Journey through Graduate School" is a brief, helpful... Read More

"The Journey of Not Knowing" beautifully breaks the business book mold and should be required reading for leaders. Julie Benezet’s "The Journey of Not Knowing" uses a cleverly constructed parable to demonstrate how to navigate business... Read More

Executives who fail to read this book do so at their own peril. Rob Arnold’s Cybersecurity: A Business Solution offers a simple yet effective plan for small business owners to prepare for and prevent cyberattacks. There is perhaps no... Read More

The pages exude Ilchi Lee’s passion for a life well lived, and the message he conveys is unabashedly positive and uplifting. Ilchi Lee’s I’ve Decided to Live 120 Years details a sensible, responsible, and thought-provoking... Read More