This book, written by Molly Maloof, MD, is a compilation of all she’s learned after her work as a concierge doctor, consultant, and advisor, not to mention an educator, teaching…
Raised in Techirghiol, communist Romania in the Roman Orthodox Church, Virginia Prodan’s life wasn’t easy. Her mother, tolerating no disrespect, often resorted to the belt or threats of putting Virginia…
Susie Helme is an American from Nashville, Tennessee, living in London after sojourns in Tokyo, Paris, and Geneva. Once a journalist and editor of mobile communications magazines, she now writes…
This is a best-selling success read for a reason. Authors Roy F. Baumeister and John Tierney have created a book rich with research, history, science, case studies, tools, and resources…
As a lover of games, I appreciate the ingenious way illustrator Megan Higgins shares Easter stories using seek-and-find clues. How clever! This is a fantastic way to introduce or retell…
This memoir by Beverly J. Armento spans the country—New York, Florida, and eventually on to Georgia. It’s colorful and heart-wrenching. Her life growing up with a mentally unstable and legally…
As a child, I loved winter. As an adult, not so much. Colds, snow-driving, slippery sidewalks, and frigid temperatures take on a new meaning when you’re in the middle. So…
When Ping visits the market with her grandfather, she’s overwhelmed with all the decorations, food, and New Year celebratory energy around them. They settle on buying a tangerine tree, which…
The editors at Paraclete Press put together a heartwarming collection of holiday-related classics in this beautifully presented book. The images, photographs, and artwork are breathtaking (you know I’m a visual…
Little Nisha insists on a big tree, but her parents remind her that they live in a small apartment. That doesn’t deter Nisha from believing in the impossible—”a tree as…