Doing Good & Doing Well by Michael L. Kaufman, MSW, PhD, is a guide for helping professionals like teachers, therapists, social workers, doctors, and nurses to assume leadership roles in their organizations. As these professionals and others like them focus on the well-being of people,...

In her memoir Diary of 66: The Night I Burned Alive, Alexandra Furnea recounts her painful journey following the 2015 Colectiv Club fire in Bucharest, where she details the inadequate medical care, mistreatment, and systemic failures she lived through. She survived when dozens of others...

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...

Dreamfruit Lunar Tales for Earthlings by Elizabeth Russell is an odyssey spanning thirteen lunar cycles, symbolizing transformative narratives in personal and collective earthly realms. The eco-spiritual expedition advocates radical belonging through three pathways: Magical Animism, Natural Time, and Deep Imagination, harnessing empathy, cosmic attunement, and...

Detour: Lose Your Way, Find Your Path by S. Mariah Rose is a fascinating autobiography of one woman’s search for her destiny and her purpose on this planet. Sara had always rejected her parents' strict New England upbringing and sought to forge her own path...

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...

Daylight Saving Time: The Power of Growing Older by David W. Berner is less of a self-help book and more of a thoughtful retrospective on the author’s life, loves, passions, and reflections on aging, knowledge, and understanding. The author will take you through the highlights...

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...

Are you living your dream and working in the field that you love and enjoy? Or are you looking at your life and wishing that you were doing what you love and enjoy? In Do What You Love: A Guide to Living Your Creative Life...