Informative and Entertaining! Reviewing What’s the Difference by Thomas J. Baechle
Thomas J. Baechle’s book What’s the Difference is not only informative but also highly entertaining. Baechle has a knack for unraveling the complexities of language in a fun and accessible way that is easy to digest, I really admire it! I found myself engrossed in each comparison, from the mundane to the obscure. It was […]
Daniel Jarrett – The Mighty Solar Panel: Because Nothing’s More Powerful than a Sunny Day! Book Spotlight
The Mighty Solar Panel: Because Nothing’s More Powerful than a Sunny Day! A fun and engaging educational story that teaches children how to harness the incredible power of our sun! It seems just like any other car journey to the beach, but when Jack passes a field full of solar panels, he starts to wonder […]
Is Chicken Soup Good for the Soul? A Guest Post by Lois Liggett
This is an excerpt, plucked and pulled from The ROOTED TONGUE, an unpublished 1800-page word commentary by Lois Liggett. Is chicken soup good for the soul and good for healing what ails you? The etymology and definitions related to this phrase suggests this is so! This excerpt begins with fowl. Derivations are: ME fugel, […]
Learning Vulnerability and Authenticity with Rayne Lacko
Author Rayne Lacko, founder of SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) Solutions Pre K-12, joined us in a conversation about her writing and what inspires her. Rayne Lacko has written two books with themes of exploring emotions and the healing power of creativity. Dream Up Now is a non-fiction, journal-style book aimed at helping teens understand and cope […]
Reach Your Leadership Potential with Richard Levene
You Are Doing It Wrong! – Stop Managing and Start Leading by Richard Levene aims to help leaders become true leaders. Focusing on skills like emotional intelligence and hope, his book differs from other books that may be more focused on “telling” or “fixing” those who follow you. With this unique, empathic approach to leadership, […]
Millennial History: America’s Past, Present, and Future
Millennial History by Steve Jackson is a thought-provoking exploration of the foundations of the American nation and the challenges it faces in the modern era. Steve Jackson, a retired history and government teacher, brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective to the table. In this interview, we learn a little more about Steve […]
Unveiling The Game of Value Creation
Karl Yaacoub is a former private equity and investment banking professional, and the mind behind The Game of Value Creation. In his book, Karl delves into the intricate workings of blue chip companies and private equity investors, offering an exploration of how these entities master the art of value creation through a strategic blend of […]
13th Grade: Real World 101 Suggested Book to Read
This book is for everyone who’s asked, “Why do I know the Pythagorean theorem and not how to do my taxes?” It’s not about telling you what to do, it’s about gaining the knowledge in order to make your own informed choices. The information in this book is based on both scientific research and the […]
Code Like A Pro: The Developer’s Handbook Book to Read
Are you a programmer who strives to achieve excellence? Are you passionate about coding? Do you love writing beautiful and efficient codes? Have you gone through a lot of “Coding Best Practices” articles, and you are still confused about how to write brilliant codes? If you answer “YES” to any of these question, this book […]