Nonfiction

Health Your Self: What’s Really Driving Your Care And How To Take Charge

Publication Date: 09/21/2021

“Veteran former Time health reporter and host of public radio’s Dueling Docs: The Cure to Contradictory Medicine, Janice M. Horowitz, deftly exposes background forces that can compromise care.” —Newsweek “Janice M. Horowitz has written a terrific new book, Health Your Self, that offers smart advice to be your best health…

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Be a Winner!: Life’s Handbook for Joy and Success

Publication Date: 09/21/2021

One of the nation’s most influential business minds and investors shares his secrets for business, personal, and financial success. Bryan C. Cressey has built major investment firms, created a pathbreaking enterprise that helps the homeless and addicted positively transform their lives, and assisted in creating companies who are improving our…

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The 4 Word Answer: Who Are You in 4 Words?

Publication Date: 09/21/2021

If you are not living the life you want to live—the answer is just four words away. Working for the biggest stars in the world—Jennifer Lopez, P. Diddy, Alicia Keys, and Jessica Simpson, officially as a publicist but in reality, as a confidante—Rob Shuter has seen it all. In fifteen…

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Free as a Jew: A Personal Memoir of National Self-Liberation

Publication Date: 09/21/2021

“Ruth Wisse’s intellectual autobiography is a lasting work of profound moral force and scathing political discernment.... Its illuminations are likely to be as urgent one hundred years hence as they are now.” —Cynthia Ozick A Jewish child born into the worst of times in Europe grows up during the best…

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Deep in the Woods: The 1935 Kidnapping of Nine-Year-Old George Weyerhaeuser, Heir to America’s Mightiest Timber Dynasty

Publication Date: 09/14/2021

It is a crime even the FBI must have considered fantastic and absurd. In 1935, nine-year-old George Weyerhaeuser, heir to one of the wealthiest families in America, is snatched off the streets two blocks from his home. The boy is kept manacled in a pit, chained to a tree, and…

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Undoctrinate: How Politicized Classrooms Harm Kids and Ruin Our Schools―and What We Can Do About It

Publication Date: 09/14/2021

We’re used to assuming that politics stop at the classroom door. Those days are over.  Are your kids being indoctrinated in school? Unfortunately, it’s increasingly likely. From “social justice” to critical race theory, and from advocacy and activism campaigns to planned “action weeks,” teachers and schools nationwide are abandoning neutrality…

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Money Mountaineering: Using the Principles of Holistic Financial Wellness to Thrive in a Complex World

Publication Date: 09/14/2021

Consider this book a trail guide—helping you survive and thrive financially in this complex and unpredictable world in which we live. Given how the coronavirus pandemic has rocked the economy, readers need a framework to make good financial decisions about their future, as well as support to psychologically handle the…

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Better Than Ever: Get Your Happy Back, Stress Less, and Enjoy Every Day

Publication Date: 09/14/2021

Welcome an empowered, uplifted life with these inspiring stories and reminders that life can be better than ever. What will you do today? Sometimes we get stuck in life, doing the same thing day in and day out. We can become unmotivated and unfulfilled, longing for a change. But every…

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Barefoot to Benefactor: My Life Story of Faith and Courage

Publication Date: 09/14/2021

An Asian American immigrant’s journey from poverty in India to the heights of the medical profession in America—and the faith that made his accomplishments possible. When Lenny Peters was a boy playing marbles among the lush mangrove trees in impoverished India, he had one overriding wish: to be the best…

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What Next, Chicago?: Notes of a Pissed-Off Native Son

Publication Date: 09/14/2021

In the fall of 2020, amidst riots, looting, and an alarming uptick in senseless killings, journalist Matt Rosenberg returns to his native Chicago to see if the city can dig itself out of the hot mess it’s become after decades of liberal governance. Our nation’s big cities are broken. Urban…

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