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Category: Non- Fiction
Never Fire Anyone: A Leader’s Guide on how to Lead People not Companies by Mark Kenneth Morgenfruh (Book Review #2231)
Mark Morgenfruh’s latest book is delightfully direct, as memorable in its bluntness as All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. With razor-sharp Philly wit and no-nonsense insight, Morgenfruh tackles the “stupidly obvious” truths about leadership, business, talent, communication, AI, DEI, forgiveness,… Continue Reading “Never Fire Anyone: A Leader’s Guide on how to Lead People not Companies by Mark Kenneth Morgenfruh (Book Review #2231)”
The Crumbling Shield of Defiance by Adan Rhoades (Book Review #2230)
The Crumbling Shield of Defiance by Adan Rhoades is a raw, deeply moving memoir that takes readers on a journey through trauma, resilience, and ultimate redemption. Written chronologically and with vivid anecdotal detail, Rhoades lays bare his early experiences, showing how extreme childhood hardships… Continue Reading “The Crumbling Shield of Defiance by Adan Rhoades (Book Review #2230)”
Dreaming from the trunk of an American Car by Pashko R. Camaj (Book Review #2229)
This remarkable memoir follows one man’s extraordinary journey from the rugged beauty and political turmoil of Montenegro, a region nestled in the former Yugoslavia, to the diverse and dynamic promise of the United States. Told with aching honesty and cultural reverence, this is more… Continue Reading “Dreaming from the trunk of an American Car by Pashko R. Camaj (Book Review #2229)”
Ruptured Lives by Jarmila Turnovsky (Book Review #2227)
Jarmila Turnovsky’s Ruptured Lives is a powerful, deeply personal memoir that bridges history, trauma, and the enduring resilience of the human spirit. Through the lens of one family’s experience, Turnovsky illuminates the devastating reach of two totalitarian regimes—Hitler’s Nazi Germany and Stalin’s Soviet Union—and… Continue Reading “Ruptured Lives by Jarmila Turnovsky (Book Review #2227)”
To All the Demons I’ve Loved Before by Eva Georgina Marie (Book Review #2191)
To All the Demons I’ve Loved Before is a bold, unflinching memoir that grabs the reader by the collar and refuses to sugarcoat the messy, painful journey through emotionally abusive relationships and back toward healing. With sharp wit, searing honesty, and moments of unexpected… Continue Reading “To All the Demons I’ve Loved Before by Eva Georgina Marie (Book Review #2191)”
Creative Provinces: A New World of Enchanting and Empowered Communities by Valerie Ann Larson Haynes (Book Review #2223)
In Creative Provinces, Valerie Ann Larson Haynes dares us to imagine the impossible—and then offers the blueprint to make it real. Far beyond speculative fiction or utopian fantasy, this bold work of nonfiction presents a structured, practical, and visionary guide for creating real-world communities… Continue Reading “Creative Provinces: A New World of Enchanting and Empowered Communities by Valerie Ann Larson Haynes (Book Review #2223)”
Crave: The Hidden Biology of Addiction and Cancer by Raphael E. Cuomo, Ph.D. (Book Review #2222)
In Crave: The Hidden Biology of Addiction and Cancer, Dr. Raphael E. Cuomo presents a compelling and deeply researched exposé on how everyday habits—seemingly harmless or even normalized—are silently influencing our long-term health at the cellular level. Whether it’s sugar, alcohol, screens, or workaholism,… Continue Reading “Crave: The Hidden Biology of Addiction and Cancer by Raphael E. Cuomo, Ph.D. (Book Review #2222)”
Happiness Is Free!!! by Eunice Atuejide (Book Review #2220)
In a world where personal success is often measured by external accomplishments, Eunice Atuejide’s Happiness Is Free!!! offers a countercultural truth: that fulfillment does not come from chasing status, perfection, or approval—but from embracing the freedom to live as one’s truest self.
Surviving Paris: A Memoir of Healing in the City of Light by Robin Davis (Book Review #2219)
Robin Allison Davis’s Surviving Paris is an unflinching, heartfelt memoir that redefines what it means to pursue a dream abroad while confronting life’s most devastating challenges. Far from a romanticized tale of baguettes, berets, and sweeping Parisian love stories, Davis offers readers a raw,… Continue Reading “Surviving Paris: A Memoir of Healing in the City of Light by Robin Davis (Book Review #2219)”
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