Doc, What Would You Do in My Shoes? by Gemaine Owen, MD, is a guidebook to help cancer patients and their caregivers. It includes valuable information to help them ask the right questions of their physicians to make well-informed decisions. The author discusses preventive measures...

In Dream On!, Dr. Ezella McPherson speaks on the influence of early exposure to science and math and the involvement of African American girls in K–12 STEM fields. She evaluates the importance of hands-on projects and teacher training in shaping positive STEM identities, leading to...

Death By Comfort by Paul Taylor details how the comfort of modern life is the cause of major illnesses and how specific uncomfortable measures hold great rewards for tackling associated issues. The major comforts center around the fast-paced development of technology where, by clicking a...

Ecosystem innovation is not just an abstract concept but can be put to practical use in addressing the many challenges that the world is currently facing, as shown in Do Bigger Things by Dan McClure and Jennifer Wilde. With rapid change in the world, numerous...

Delaware From Railways to Freeways by Dave Tabler is a deep look into the history and culture of the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. It’s the second volume in the Delaware History Overview series. The book is about far more than transportation, as...

Deep Disinformation by Ashley Parker Owens examines how artificial intelligence can create disingenuous news, videos, and photos, how these fake or manipulated items can deceive those who read or view them, and what that means for today’s world. Chapter titles include Who Creates Disinformation, How...

Dangerous Animals: Parasites, Poisonous, Predatory by Vladimir A. Timokhanov is about the dangerous creatures of Eurasia, particularly those dangerous to humankind. The book describes the animals and how to prevent becoming a victim and the first-aid measures to be taken in case of infection or...

Decoding Change by Chris Marshall explores change patterns in different generations and the importance of truly understanding these patterns. Chris, a futurist and behavioral scientist, compiles the changes he witnessed personally and useful information from other change observers who are experts in different fields. The...

Clutter can creep into all aspects of your life, even your finances. Sometimes we need to reassess what clutter is and how it affects us. Most importantly, clutter can affect our mental well-being, and cleaning out should not be neglected. Reading Declutter Workbook: A Step...

Digest of the Broken Road Traveler: Fifty-Two Truths, Tenets, and Teaching to Heal the Troubled Soul is a work of non-fiction in the inspirational writing and self-help subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author R. Glenn...