Editor Pick: Books

With so many works about leadership and taking care of people, where do you look for more indepth answers?

With 'Buckminster Fuller: Poet of Geometry' Cole Gerst has done a marvelous job of telling the inspirational story of this renowned figure.

Have you ever noticed that the majority of weight-loss plans are the same? Keep track of your calories, get lots of regular exercise, eat mostly complex carbohydrates (vegetables and fruit), choose lean protein, limit grains to whole grains, and skip processed foods, refined sugar, and chemical additives. Boom! I just …

This is a book that not only keeps you turning pages, but doesn’t disappoint when you’ve turned that last page.

How does a family survive when money is at the root of their existance. What happens when an outsider only adds further to their distrust, fanning the flames of greed?

A harrowing thriller takes its inspiration from some dark medical experiments .

Long time readers of my reviews know, nothing gets me more than a book with depth that makes you think. Except maybe chocolate.

Harte manages to combine a series of intricate plots lines, intriguing characters and the creation of his version of renaissance Europe without ever becoming confusing.

I enjoyed reading Slime and All by Janet Ann Collins. The story introduces children to the truth that it’s okay to be different. The main character Lump is a large, talking, and spunky worm.  Lump feels rejected when the other farm animals all run away from him. Lump makes a smart …

A moving and dynamic story about a Japanese-American family’s experiences when World War II begins.