The Instruction Manual for Living Your Best Life By Darryl Anka Why We Love It There are a lot of books that promise to help you “find your purpose” or “live your best life”, but The Formula stands out because it actually gives you a framework you can use. What makes this book compelling is... Continue Reading →
By Cliff Maksushimat Why We Love It This is not an easy read and that’s exactly why it matters. Misery in the Realm of Sorrow doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff. It dives straight into the weight of despair, mental health struggles, and the kind of emotional pain most stories only touch on briefly.... Continue Reading →
By Mariel Gurrieri and Andrew Sherman Why We Love It! There’s something instantly charming about Pete’s Peach Tree. It starts with a simple, relatable problem—Pete grows a beautiful peach tree, only to discover a squirrel named Lenny helping himself to the fruit. But what unfolds is a gentle, meaningful story about learning to share and... Continue Reading →
Breaking Down the Barriers to Achieve True Representation By Mary Hayashi Why We Love It Women in Politics stands out because it doesn’t just talk about change—it shows you what it actually looks like. Mary Chung Hayashi blends her own journey as an immigrant and former California State Assemblymember with the real stories of women... Continue Reading →
By Thomas Sullivan Why We Love It There’s something fascinating about history when it doesn’t follow the version we think we already know— and that’s exactly what makes The Forgotten Facts of Irish History so compelling. This book digs beneath the surface of well-known events and brings forward the overlooked, the misremembered, and the quietly... Continue Reading →
The Jewish Dalai Lama By Randee Mia Berman A Love Letter, a Life Manual, and a Seat at the Kitchen Table Life Lessons From My Mom – The Jewish Dalai Lama is a warm, witty, deeply personal tribute to Anna Orenbach Berman—a Brooklyn-born mother whose everyday wisdom shaped a life with humor, grace, and grit.... Continue Reading →
By Estelle McDoniel Why We Love It! One Girl…Two Countries is a heartfelt, evocative memoir that invites readers into a moment of profound personal and cultural transformation. In 1953, thirteen-year-old Terry and her family leave their Ohio hometown for a remote region of Venezuela — a world of lush rivers, sprawling jungle, and a way... Continue Reading →
By Amber DeVilbiss Why We Love It! What if cybersecurity wasn’t scary, confusing, or strictly grown-up territory? The Little Cyber Engineer turns that idea into reality with charm, rhythm, and heart. This delightful illustrated book introduces children — and curious adults — to the world of cybersecurity in a way that’s fun, engaging, and easy... Continue Reading →
Some stories are written to endure. In Hillbilly Gospel, author Jeffery Crouch opens the screen door to a quieter America, one shaped by red clay, early mornings, strong hands, and the kind of wisdom that never came from a classroom. Raised on a Tennessee farm by a father born in 1905, Jeffery learned about responsibility,... Continue Reading →
By Nathaniel Demosthene Artificial Intelligence: The Good, The Bad, The Scary takes you deep into one of the most critical conversations of our time — what artificial intelligence is, what it can do, and the very real dilemmas humanity faces as AI becomes deeply woven into everyday life. From imagining AI assistants that streamline your... Continue Reading →
