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Between PTA meetings and profit margins, who has time to “find themselves”? Jennifer Musser did—and she wrote a book about it. Align Your Business with […]
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Book Summary: Nobody lies to their Uber driver. The anonymity functions like a truth serum, putting everyone’s raw and unfiltered selves on full display. But […]
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About the book: You've always wanted to write a novel and have been nurturing a great idea. Perhaps you’ve made a pile of notes—even written […]
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Book Summary: Americans in the twenty-first century are becoming increasingly untethered from both reality and the essential principles and traditions that have shaped the nation’s […]
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About the Book: Seven infants, conceived artificially aboard a rotating space habitat as an experiment to populate the solar system. A fugitive mother anointed as […]
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Introducing “Fenix and the Firework Fliers” by Once Upon a Dance, Christine Herbert and Scott Partridge Embark on a thrilling adventure with Fenix, a brave […]
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About the Book: Escape to Tasmania they said … But what was supposed to be a dream for Ric Peters and Elaina Williams has turned […]
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About the Book: After adolescent sisters Juni and Tilde Becker wake up one morning to find their mother dead, their grandmothers appear the very next […]
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About the Book: Rowen Hart has been raised as the pampered son and only child of a prominent family in the small community of White […]
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About the Book: Nothing about Lori Van Dusen's childhood indicated she'd become one of the nation's top independent financial advisors. She was born prematurely on […]
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Book Summary: In a moment of desperation, Brad Hughes made an impassioned promise to God, but when should his responsibilities end? This question plagues Brad, […]
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What is the biggest number you can think of? Whether it is a million, a billion, a trillion, or even more, you may still be […]
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Nate Waymaker knows the line between right and wrong. However, the world he inhabits sees that line get blurred far too often. His parents were […]
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In Before We Were Innocent, Bess is trying to be invisible while Joni is as visible as possible. Ten years ago, in Greece, Bess, Joni, […]
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Esther’s life completely changed after she moved to the Beyond and has since come to consider the place home. But when she receives a mysterious […]
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Deep in the forest in a big oak tree, an owl family lives near the top and a rabbit family lives among the roots. Each […]
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One Reason to Live is a beautiful memoir about survival, hope, and learning to trust yourself again after experiencing incredible trauma and tragedy. So many […]
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I’m of two minds when it comes to Philippa Gregory’s latest work. On the one hand, the newest book in the Fairmile series crafts a […]
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Quality human life is only possible with the biological, chemical, neurological, and even cultural benefits of co-existing with plants. Renowned botany expert Stefano Mancuso shares […]
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Daughter Dalloway, by Emily France, is not so much a retelling of Virginia Woolf’s classic Mrs. Dalloway, but rather, in the manner of Woolf’s own […]
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On Bainbridge Island, Fumio Miyota and his family live quiet, peaceful lives. They are part of their community, with friends and business connections that make […]
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An anonymous man leaves prison after several decades. We watch his release from the point of view of some “mischievous godlet,” who comments with wry […]
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The human mind is a strange and powerful thing that in size is not terribly big but has the capability of causing big things to […]
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Wayward is the second installment in Blake Crouch’s Wayward Pines series. I read the first book in the series, Pines and it absolutely sucked me […]
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According to the Bible, Jesus chastised the Pharisees for focusing on irrelevant tasks that made them appear moral and respectable on the outside but left […]
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Heart of the Sun Warrior is the thrilling conclusion to the duology, rarely boring and the only reason I had to put it down was […]
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Department Q, the cold case squad in the Copenhagen Police Department, is battling multiple crises as it struggles to track down a serial killer who […]
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With its inviting title, I was looking forward to reading a condensed, hopefully enriched treatise on learning to appreciate and further understand art. Unfortunately, this […]
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It takes a book with broad scope to tell the tale of so massive an endeavor as the construction of the massive Grand Coulee dam […]
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Tara Chen, nurse and bookstagrammer extraordinaire, is ready to find love in all the places she’s already been. Moving in with hunky (but totally off-limits) […]
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Secretly Yours introduces us to a new cast of characters from author Tessa Bailey. Hallie Welch is a gardener in the town of St. Helena, […]
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Open Youniverse and discover the magnificence of the universe and how ornately the fabric of it is interlaced. Its design is masterful, beginning with the […]
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Arguably we all have at least one phobia or mania. This book explores 99 of these with the intent of commenting on our obsessions. The […]
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Off the Wall is the fantastic new book from Theodore Taylor III that illustrates home and what it means to create yours. Sam and her […]
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The Maze stars former NYPD detective John Corey as he is drawn into another dangerous action-adventure thriller. Convalescing at his Uncle Harry’s home, John’s ex-girlfriend, […]
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Leigh O’Donnell is The Hunter, a detective for the NYPD, or at least she was until she got herself suspended by her captain, who is […]
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Written by Dave Farrow, two-time Guinness World Record holder for greatest memory, Brainhacker is the book for anyone who wants to learn a few tips […]
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Hazel Hill is something of a loner. When a girl is twelve and a lesbian, she will keep to herself. That doesn’t keep Tyler Harris, […]
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Book Summary: One malfunction… Millions dead… The search for answers begins… In the year 2040, the world's transportation is dominated by a highly advanced artificial […]
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The concept of success in modern life is predicated on busyness: packing all hours with doing, achieving, and hoarding. “Hustle life” is glorified, the constant […]
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During the economic downturn of 1893, Sadie Fremd sees wealthy friends and neighbors lose all they had left and right. Her main concern, however, is […]
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Murder Your Employer: McMasters Guide to Homicide Vol. 1 is the latest work by award-winning author Rupert Holmes. First and foremost, this is not a how-to […]
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The Friendship Breakup is about a woman named Fallon who finds herself in a situation where her best mommy friend and group of friends starts […]
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Adam Gopnik’s latest work The Real Work: On the Mystery of Mastery is a tour de force in the world of wondering how we become […]
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An attempted robbery in the middle of the day in the streets of the capital of Uruguay—Montevideo—is the beginning of this noir-type tale with a […]
Read more →About the Book: Self-publishing a book is difficult. This book simplifies it by breaking down a self-publishing and marketing project into 10 steps. This step-by-step […]
Read more →Book Summary: Hopes. Dreams. And literal nightmares out to kill a young boy. Gray Lexly, son of a candlemaker, wants to escape his life of […]
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Story Summary Big Bear thinks they know how things are supposed to be for the cub: Don’t run too fast. Don’t get your feet wet. […]
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Book Summary: Captain Ethan Evans has been running from his for two years. Europe is a big place. He and his outlaw army of ex-soldiers […]
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