Giant Killers: Overcoming Obstacles and Seizing Opportunities by Steve Lawson is an insightful and uplifting book that is helpful to all those who want to get rid of obstacles in their lives and become giant killers. The book is a useful tool and provides a...

Gone Before: How The Here And There Are Not As Far Apart As We Might Think by Judy Fisher is a biographical and spiritual recounting of the time she spent with her mother — during her mother’s last days — and how witnessing that passing...

"Now, that's a good book," was what I said to myself as I closed Get Happy!: 7 Secrets to Creating the Life You Want by Elizabeth Bruce. "And an important one," I added as I thought about the review I would write. Why good? Why...

Grief Healings 365: Daily Inspirations For Moving Forward To Your New Normal by R. Glenn Kelly is a collection of 365 quotes for each day of the year. Every quote motivates readers to begin their day with inspiration and let that feeling linger within them...

Karen McDermott’s Gratitude Journal is a delightful and attractive book that readers make their own by writing down what they are grateful for and why on each of the blank daily pages. The journal can be used over a period of 52 weeks – each...

Ramakrishna Michaels was born and raised in a family where expressing emotions was taboo. As a result, he was forced to bottle up many painful emotions, an act that would affect the rest of his life. In his memoir titled Growing Old With Grace: How...

Graceful Last Chapters: Helping Seniors Who Need More Care by Cynthia Neher Martindale is a comprehensive manual on everything one needs to know about the travails and intricacies of elderly care. Told in a frank, no-nonsense style, the book covers every detail caregivers, family members...

Gotcha!: The Subordination of Free Will by Eldon Taylor, true to its title, enchanted me completely. This book tells me that what iconoclast Karl Popper has been in science, Eldon Taylor is being so everywhere else. The quirkiness that escapes the notice of all of...

Goju: The Roar of the Tigress by Danny Gwira introduces a rather intangible self defense mechanism for women, unlike most other books that deal with physical means of defense. As the author puts it, beating the man effectively without touching him. The essential principle used...

Got a Bad Picker? by Jesse Carr MD opens with the most basic doubt any woman can have; how to identify a bad picker? First, this question is settled with a quick check survey. Jesse thereafter explores the potential causes and consequences of making poor...