Books

In 'Our Kind of Cruelty' by Araminta Hall, the truth about a stormy breakup, lies between murky blurred lines.

Mystic, yogini and humanitarian Vivianne Nantel has written 'Becoming the Light: Realize Your True Enlightenment Nature,' a gripping, spiritual memoir filled with lessons and guidance.

A 'Journey Within' is a heartwarming and powerful guidebook in the form of a fable by author and empath LouAnne Ludwig. Helpful, inspiring and entertaining, it's a great book for anyone seeking greater connection to their spiritual self.

In 'The Comfort of People' anthropologist Daniel Miller continues his book series about material culture in a unique study of society, science, and health focusing on caretakers and hospice patients dealing with some form of terminal or long-term illness.

The monster is Stephen King's 'The Outsider' is worse than a creepy clown.

Science writer/scholar Mark Pendergrast continues on the tough subject of repressed memory in his book 'Memory Warp' (3.5 stars), which follows his 1995 book 'Victims of Memory.'

Patricia Gale talks to author H.V. MacArthur about careers, power dynamics, staying on track, and the power of not trying to sell yourself in an interview. MacArthur's new book is 'Low Man on the Totem Pole: Stop Begging for a Promotion, Start Selling Your Genius.'

New book, 'The Food Talk' by Sanjay Raja, gives tips on how to talk to kids about their eating habits.

'In Succeeding With Passion' Stephanie Walton teaches us to succeed by finding what we are passionate about.

'Low Man on the Totem Pole: Stop Begging for a Promotion, Start Selling Your Genius,' by career expert and business strategist H.V. MacArthur, is a tough-love letter to the employee in us all. And it's filled with workable, practical tips on how to shift your mindset from employee to business owner.