The Buslife Kitchen Cookbook is perfect for travelers and flavor explorers. There are various cuisines to choose from including French, Mexican, Vietnamese, Italian, Thai, Chinese, vegan, Costa Rican, Tex-Mex, Japanese, Hawaiian, and their own Forget family favorites. There are recipes for anyone and any occasion....

Dr. Leonidas Tam's book Truth Engine: Applying AI to Investing is a weighty text on how artificial intelligence could possibly be included in the world of finance. Tam takes a good hard look at mathematical and computational approaches, driving home artificial intelligence and machine learning's...

Benjamin M. Weilert thoroughly describes homemade ice cream making in Stop Screaming! A Beginner's Guide to Homemade Ice Cream. From equipment to bases and mix-ins to combinations, Weilert reveals his experience from eight years of home-based tests and his "Jul-Ice" Cream tradition. The author...

Few women climbed the ladder to top leadership positions in societal institutions and corporations in the past. However, in recent years, society has gone through a long-awaited and much-needed change concerning opportunities for career-driven women to assume leadership positions. Monique de Maio overcame blatant misogyny,...

Podcast Journal by Candace Gish is just what it says it is. It is a journal for keeping track of podcasts—hosts, takeaways, and everything in between. The journal starts with a table for listing podcasts and their venues or listening platforms. The next section provides...

Noah William Smith's book How to Motivate Yourself in 15 Minutes is part of The A to Z book series, which aims to help you improve your quality of life. The author draws inspiration from his experiences to present life-changing lessons that can motivate you...

Rite of Passage: Transitioning from Wantrepreneur to Successful Entrepreneur by V. Michael Santoro is a non-fiction business book for entrepreneurs. The author talks about how you should grow your business and how to brand it. He gives a lot of information on what skills you...

Good News. Bad News, Who Can Tell? (The Pandemic Reveals Wisdom) is a collection of stories, poems, essays, and lyrics from various people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The book was compiled by Don Worth and was inspired by a parable that teaches people not...

Living in an era when being gay was unacceptable and seen as an abomination was stressful enough, but what about raising a child in such circumstances? The fear of being rejected by society, the strain of having to hide your sexuality, and the fear of...

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...