The Unexpected CEO by Shirin Behzadi

An extraordinary human interest story that demonstrates the power of fortitude, support, courage, and compassion.. Blending decades of resilience with transformative leadership lessons, The Unexpected CEO: My Journey from Gas Station Cashier to Billion-Dollar CEO by Shirin Behzadi plots an extraordinary path from personal hardship to high achievement. Shirin’s story begins as part of an

Such a Pretty Picture by Andrea Leeb

A brave debut that offers light to others still navigating darkness. Such a Pretty Picture: A Memoir by Andrea Leeb is an unflinching story of childhood trauma, buried secrets, and the long, difficult journey toward healing. At just four and a half years old, Andrea’s life is shattered when her father begins to abuse her.

Resilient Activism by Laurie Benson

Rooted in love, connection, and self-care. Resilient Activism: Igniting Wild Hope in Uncertain Times by Laurie Benson offers a vision of engagement that resists despair and cultivates sustainability in both spirit and action. At a moment in history when many feel the weight of injustice yet struggle against exhaustion or anger, Benson reframes activism as

Still With Me by Liora Wyn

A must-read for anyone who has loved and lost an animal. Still With Me by Liora Wyn is a compassionate, reflective guide for anyone grieving the loss of a beloved pet. Drawing from personal experience and gentle wisdom, Wyn offers solace for those navigating the emptiness left behind by a furry, feathered, or scaled companion.

Healing Canadian Healthcare by Kathleen Boucher

The prose flows with a professional credibility that is deeply felt from cover to cover. Healing Canadian Healthcare: Ideas to Improve Nursing Enrolment & Retention is penned by author and veteran nurse Kathleen Boucher, who draws on over four decades of firsthand experience to present a passionate and data-informed call to action for the Canadian

Mothers of Boys Survival Guide by Suzy Shaw

A deeply relatable, never preachy guide that’s rich with real-life context. Mothers of Boys Survival Guide by Suzy Shaw is a non-fiction work that offers a heartwarming, candid, and delightfully humorous memoir-meets-manual on raising boys in the modern age. Everything here is taken from her real-life experiences raising two Gen Z sons, nicknamed “Earnest” and “Exuberance”.

The Mindset Of An Outlier by Karamokoh B. Wurie

An empowering self-improvement book that can help you live with intention. An outlier is a data point that stands out from the dataset. It could be a significantly damaging weather event that sets new records. Or it might be an athletic legend who outscores the rest. Either way, an outlier is something that defies and

Being Broken by Geoffrey R. Jonas

Geoffrey R. Jonas is no stranger to suffering, and his heartrending story will resonate with readers who have endured similar trials. Though many of us have family histories that are less than exemplary, Jonas chronicles a long record of violations, including Alcohol Use Disorder, Substance Use Disorder, and Narcissistic Personality Disorder in his compelling book,

Vademecum of English by Ana María López Jimeno

A fresh approach to mastering the nuances of the English language. Proficiency in a language requires immersive study and deep engagement with its mechanics, enabling learners to communicate comfortably, express themselves with accuracy, and grasp subtle elements like humor and colloquialisms. Vademecum of English is a comprehensive reference tool designed for advanced Spanish-speaking students to

Before the World Moves On by Nathaniel Terrell

A lively collage of artistic expression. If you want sappy endings, rigid structure, or heavy, archaic language, the poets of old are waiting to test your literary fortitude. But if you crave an author willing to keep it real without compromise, Nathaniel Terrell is the poet you’re looking for. His lyrical book, Before the World

Around the World in Eighty Photos by Jeremiah A. Gilbert

The intersection of art, travel, and the beauty in human connection. Jules Verne famously wrote, “Anything one man can imagine, other men can make real.” If those words rang true 150 years ago, how much louder they resonate today! Our planet is filled with incredible history, culture, nature, and ingenuity, all waiting to be explored.

An Innocent World by Douglas A. King

An exciting journey for thoughtful and open-minded readers. The Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil are dramatic features of the Bible’s Genesis account. Yet, Christians aren’t the only humans to revere an ancient lore of trees that impart life, knowledge, spirituality, connection, or wisdom. Stories like this have inspired

The Visionary Leader by Bryan Smeltzer

The time-tested advice, combined with an approachable and engaging narrative style, makes this book critical for success. If you need to lose weight, it makes sense to find out what worked for somebody who has successfully dropped several inches from their waistline. If you want to improve your driving distance, you might spend time studying

Five Trips by Kendis Gibson

A compelling case study for the use of psychedelics to treat numerous issues. Born into an impoverished family in Belize and then working hard to earn an impressive reputation in television journalism in the States, Kendis Gibson’s life is one of dramatic contrasts. From an overcrowded childhood home without running water to a NYC apartment

Pursue the Exceptional by Jeremy Fudge

A thoughtful guide that will help us grow into more confident leaders and well-rounded individuals. Are you reaching for success but unsure where to turn for trustworthy advice? While broadly about leadership, Pursue the Exceptional is a thoughtful guide that will help us grow into more confident leaders and well-rounded individuals. The format is spectacularly simple

I Blew My Diet! Now What? by Connie Bennett

A down-to-earth guide to help anyone get their priorities back on track. With roughly 75% of adult Americans either overweight or obese, it is no wonder so many of us have tried to lose weight. Whether we want to look better, feel better, or fit into our clothes better, what we eat is an important

Transcend by Faisal Hoque

An erudite consideration of a topic that is becoming increasingly complex. Perhaps you view AI as fascinating and full of potential to drive innovations ranging from medical research to climate solutions. On the other hand, you might live in fear of the ramifications of ceding our choices and our will to a non-human entity poised

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