An informed perspective and an objective voice contribute authority to this critique of animal farming and consumption. In identifying the primary reasons why she wrote "Animals as Food", Amy Fitzgerald points out several factors that... Read More

However this collection is read, it contains a voice that articulates seemingly inaccessible themes in a traditional way. Raminder Bajwa’s collection of poetry, "Of Angels and Few Lies, of Everything under Blue Skies" is a rewarding... Read More

A wedding planner shares disasters and quick fixes from throughout her career with a charming sense of humor. In a quick, easy-to-read account of her own experiences, charming mishaps, and quick-thinking saves, Lynda Barness provides a... Read More

Parenting while feeling ill is a roller coaster, but How to Be a Good Mommy When You’re Sick can help level out the highs and lows. Life with a newborn can be tricky enough. Add to that having a preemie while dealing with kidney... Read More

If the Messiah came today, how would you, and society, react? When Arielle notices a poster advertising a rally for the coming of Moshiach in a few weeks, her journalistic mind is swarming with questions. Most importantly, what if this... Read More

The premise that leadership can be learned is what sets this book apart from the “do you have what it takes?” mentality. Want to learn what it’s like to lead at the top of a company? "Corner Office Rules", by Keith R. Wyche and... Read More

Tarzan swings back into modern literature with this non-stop action-adventure novel that puts a new spin on the ape-man and his friend Jane. One hundred years ago, Tarzan swung from the jungle into the pop-culture landscape of America in... Read More

Local Boston color and lots of male bonding highlight this street-wise story. Imagine the guys’ basement hangout—the modern man cave, complete with sports television and a beer fridge—has spread over an entire neighborhood.... Read More