One of the biggest challenges for first responders is succumbing to the darker aspects of their work. The things they see, the surprising acts people are capable of, the tasks…
Enchanting is the word I use to describe this romantic holiday read by Jo Ann Ferguson. Bitter about being burned by his former intended, Timothy concocted a fictitious fiancée, Serenity…
A very clever children’s picture book, written by Laura Alary and illustrated by Ana Eguaras. It’s a story based on the author’s own experiences and the memories her children carry…
The title of this book alone should grab the attention of anyone who’s ever worked outside the home. If that’s you, it’s worth reading this well-researched and insightful book by…
This is an excellent book for everyone. Period. While much of the language and case studies focus on those who identify as women, author Tonya Lester has written a book to…
This book by David Cravit and Larry Wolf is a companion to their book SuperAging, but can also stand alone. I love how they simplify the application of their message and techniques…
The reader follows along with a little girl helping her mother prepare Thanksgiving dinner for a blended family. When the American and Korean traditions mix, they’ve become the perfect tradition…
With all the books I receive, I read them front to back, take extensive notes, and then write a light-hearted, yet constructive review. Cookbooks are different. I can’t whip up…
Tabetha Waite began her writing journey at a young age. At nine years old, she was crafting stories of all kinds on an old Underwood typewriter. She secured her first…
This young adult historical fiction by Monica Hesse transcends genres. Although there are adult topics, many tween books feature World War II and anti-Semitism as central themes, making this book…