Title: The Secret of Gumper the Rabbit Author: Cherie Okonski Genre: Children’s Gumper is a newborn rabbit born into a large family of rabbits. Gumper is distinguished from his brothers and sisters by his undersized ears. Despite the difference between Gumper and his siblings, his mother stresses his uniqueness. As Gumper grew up,… Read More The Secret of Gumper the Rabbit – Editorial Review
Title: Person to Person: Change Your life and Fix the World Authors: Joeri Torfs and Pim Ampe Genre: Non-Fiction / Social Science In Person to Person, readers are guided through the building blocks and high-level functions of a society that focuses on connection, agency, and freedom. Working from the inside (individual) out (society),… Read More Person to Person – Editorial Review
Title: The Big Little Book on Creating Personal and Financial Freedom Author: Dr. Albert “Ace” Goerig Genre: Finance Financial independence is a concept most people strive for but are often unable to achieve during their lifetime. Fiduciary decisions such as obtaining a credit card or student loans provide temporary comfort but have long-running… Read More The Big Little Book on Creating Personal and Financial Freedom – Editorial Review
Title: The Full Cycle: Understanding Your Body Type, Keto/Intermittent Fasting Benefits, And The Best Workout Regimen for You Author: TJ Berg Genre: Non-Fiction / Weight Loss The Full Cycle offers readers an easily approachable book on body types, the keto and intermittent fasting diets, and how they can potentially work together.
Title: Deserving Good: Getting to Know Your Real Self and Live a More Fulfilling Life Author: Leora Zairi Genre: Self-Help This short self-help work by Leora Zairi provides gentle guidance towards self-awareness and transforming one’s life for the good. Focused primarily on knowing one’s self—one’s desires, needs, and emotional wants and making choices based on loving… Read More Deserving Good – Editorial Review
Title: Mirror Mirror, Tell Me Who I Am Author: Jacob Eapen Genre: Self-help In Mirror Mirror, Tell Me Who I Am, Jacob Eapen writes a self-help book in the form of a story. We meet James, a dad and husband struggling with finding satisfaction in his career as he recovers from a debilitating… Read More Mirror Mirror, Tell Me Who I Am – Editorial Review
Title: Seeking Fairness at Work Author: H. Hasl-Kelchner, MBA, JD Genre: Nonfiction / Business Leadership Unhappy employees will lead to an unstable work environment. Workers who believe that their supervisors don’t respect boundaries or provide enough autonomy will begin to decline in productivity, pay less attention, or resign from the company. The significance… Read More Seeking Fairness at Work – Editorial Review
Title: The Book of Schull: Book 1: Volume 1: The Introduction: Story No. 1 Author: Killian Schull Genre: Horror / Science Fiction Following an uncomfortable exchange with Eamon Glenrose, the ruthless man for whom he works, builder William Donovan can’t help but wonder if his wife’s subsequent fatal car accident is connected to… Read More The Book of Schull: Book 1: Volume 1: The Introduction – Editorial Review
Title: Revolutionize Your Health: How to Take Back Your Body’s Power to Heal Authors: Cornelia Merk and Janet G. Nestor Genre: Non-fiction Revolutionize Your Health provides an in-depth guide for taking control over our own physical and mental well-being. Synthesizing ancient wisdom, global practices, and modern science, the authors discuss the basic principles… Read More Revolutionize Your Health – Editorial Review
Title: Why We Make Bad Choices in Modern-Day Genesis 1-3 Author: Maria Liviero Genre: Nonfiction / Self-help Why We Make Bad Choices in Modern-Day Genesis 1-3, Maria Liviero uses Genesis 1-3, the creation story from the Bible, as a basis for explaining why we have negative behaviors that impact our better selves… Read More Why We Make Bad Choices in Modern-Day Genesis 1-3 – Editorial Review
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