Nov 4, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
It’s easy to become mired in darkness because of the current state of affairs within the world. Particularly when it comes to education policy. People on both sides of the political aisle will be the first to tell you schools in the United States of America are in a...
Oct 16, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
It’s a reassuring thing when someone’s credentials leave nothing to be desired. So is the case with author Erika Andersen’s new nonfiction book, simply titled Change From The Inside Out: Making You, Your Team, and Your Organization Change-Capable. The title, like that...
Sep 30, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book of the Year, Book Reviews
Lisa Johnson has enjoyed a long and storied career as a rock band photographer. Her work captures what few others do: a humanizing portrayal of life on the road, the artistic and even semi-spiritualistic aspects of the profession, and a keen sense of polished...
Aug 4, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
Books like Do You See What I See? by recent nonfiction author and romantic novelist Faith Elicia are noteworthy not because of their topical content, but rather because of their structural framing and the profile of the writers behind them. Elicia herself has a firm...
Jul 1, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
Radha Ruparell’s new book Brave Now: Rise Through Struggle and Unlock Your Greatest Self is what I’d call the thinking person’s holistic guide. Ruparell’s profession as a cross-sector leader makes the book’s tonal abilities never shift into out-and-out spiritualism,...
Jun 8, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
Deborah Winking PhD’s new book, Capable: A Story of Triumph for Children The World Has Judged as Different, is that rare and effective combination of memoir and the clinically observational. While painting a complete and detail-oriented portrait of her son ‘Jack’,...
