Non-Fiction

An unflinching look at the Mexican cartels.

Whether you’re the CEO of a Fortune 500 company, a day trader, someone with a 401k, someone who thinks everyone on Wall Street is a crook, or you just plain don’t care about the economy, you need to read this book.

Adding depth beyond literary criticism of Baker, the sense of playfulness reveals Hallman may perhaps have a serious obsession about Baker. Through it all he teaches the reader to be a better reader, to seek an understanding of an author’s awareness of his own strength and weakness.

We need to be consistent in how we love, while understanding how people struggle with loving themselves, which makes it difficult for them to love us.

A compilation of true medical mysteries proves an entertaining and challenging read.

Be very careful of the advice you seek. The book is full of experiences of patients who went to specialists and became even sicker.

Anderson teaches us acceptance of bodies that change, and now must serve us in new ways.

"A lot of teen girls are stuck in the spring season of empowerment -- the season when their peers and the media are central."

"If you don’t love the journey, find something else that you love because it’s all about the journey."

If one sets aside their expectations for a boat-load of Genesis gossip and trivia, Mike Rutherford's 'The Living Years' is a very personal memoir.