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The book is grounded in the premise that our emotional well-being is less about chasing happiness and more about...

Let’s be honest — the wellness shelf is drowning in books about aging gracefully, accepting your limitations, and learning...

Jonathan Crawford’s “Surviving Jonathan: The 360 Degrees of Resilience” isn’t the sort of self-help book you can breeze through...

Todd Caponi’s Four Levers Negotiating: The Simple, Counterintuitive Way to Higher Deal Values and Lasting Trust, isn’t your typical business...

  Colette Lafia’s “Leaving the Shore: Experiencing Poetry as Prayer” is a gentle invitation to dwell in the liminal...

Vishwanath Alluri’s “The Enlightened Manager: A Transformative Approach to Work and Life” isn’t your typical management book. It doesn’t...

If you’ve ever wandered through the parenting section of your local bookstore, you know the drill: books about autism...

Jenna Nicholas’ “Enlightened Bottom Line: Exploring the Intersection of Spirituality, Business, and Investing” is one of those rare books...

Reading Rachel Krentzman’s “As Is: A Memoir on Healing the Past Through Yoga” feels a little like having a...

Whether you’re a New Yorker or a tourist the pull of Central Park is irresistible. It was designed that...

Blair Sorrel’s A Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving isn’t your typical coming-of-age memoir. It’s raw, sometimes uncomfortable, and...

What are memoirs meant to be? In a recent piece in Brevity, memoir editor Jessica Hill described the memoir as...