Mi Negro Amigo by Robert E. Eliot is an insightful new analysis of the movie, The Hateful Eight, directed by Quentin Tarantino. Eliot attests to the creative genius of the award-winning film director Quentin Tarantino. Eliot brings a new synthesis to the movie’s plot that...

Manners in the Great Kingdom by Sezgin Ismailov is the story of Max's journey across several kingdoms to gain various teachings that will help him. During his excursions, Max learned about different people's tales and experiences, such as their feelings, relationships, life problems, the future...

More Than Just A Pretty Space is an unconventional, uplifting guidebook on home decoration. Author Reiko Gomez has been a professional Feng Shui interior ​designer for over two decades and has worked with hundreds of clients to transform their homes and lives. In the book,...

Perhaps you are one of those women who have thought of attracting others only by improving their physical appearance, and maybe you are frustrated because you do not have the results you would like both in your private and professional life. What if I told...

Raising children and ensuring they grow up to be well-rounded individuals who live happy and fulfilling lives can be challenging for any parent. In the modern age, especially with the advent of social media, even newer challenges have emerged for parents to keep their children...

My Incarcerated Life by Qiana Riley-Jones is her autobiography as a prison wife. Raised in an environment with rising drug use and violence, she came across a drug dealer called Vandrick. There, their relationship started off with flings to fill their time and desire for...

Ana Maria Valentina Mihale shares some of her most profound reflections in My Collection of Thoughts 2. Although this book is a continuation, it can be read as a standalone. Each part consists of phrases covering many different topics. In doing this, Ana Maria shares...

Muslim Mechanics: The View from Behind the Curtain sounds like a reference book on Islamic engineering; close but not quite. Charles H. Brewton delves into the workings of the needs and wants of Muslims as consumers by studying Islam as a religion, as an organization,...

Morlocks in the Basement is a memoir by Carolyn Colburn. Funny and bordering on the ridiculous, this unique autobiography unravels with a couple trying to counter the flow of bad juju by getting a kitten from the local shelter. One can immediately discern this is...

Thomas Wermuth tells the story of his life in My Imaginary Friend: An Autobiography. Thomas describes his life as a child and the sort of relationship he had with his parents. While he had beautiful memories of his father, his relationship with his mother was...