Instructional Books

If you are looking for high quality Corel Painter training to create works of art from photographs, then I highly recommend Painting for Photographers, Vol 2 by Karen Sperling.

"Living With A Seal: 31 Days Training With The Toughest Man On The Planet" by Jesse Itzler is a quick read, but will leave an indelible mark in your brain.

Fauzia Burke knows every element of author marketing and includes a powerful section on agents and major publishers, to help you identify the best avenue for your online marketing plan. With "Online Marketing for Busy Authors: A Step-by-Step Guide" you not only have a template, but a step-by-step roadmap to success.

'Therese Makes a Tapestry' is a wonderful reader; the Illustration is beautiful and the history takes you to a time long gone. This work is a true treasure for your child’s library.

"Practical Anonymity: Hiding in Plain Sight Online" by Peter Loshin focuses on how to connect to the Internet without someone listening in on what you're doing.

"Applied Network Security Monitoring" by Chris Sanders & Jason Smith guides readers through the basics of learning how to protect a network from outside hacks and interference.

'Are You Fully Charged?' gives you a new way of looking at all the aspects of your life and how to bring in sync with what you really want.

This book is focused primarily on C++ coding and not on learning Unreal Engine 4. While coding is an essential component of game development, newcomers might benefit from a little more instruction on the editor itself.

Frank Bruni investigates the madness of the college admissions process, and offers a needed new perspective.

While this book is probably best suited for those new to 2D game design, its 'cookbook' layout also makes it a handy reference guide for those with a little more experience in Unity 3D.