Year of Graphic Novels
Looking for some graphic novel recommendations? Do you like the color blue? How about coming-of-age stories? Here are a few of my favorites!
Smart Mom, Rich Mom
All mothers want the same thing for their families, to be safe and secure in all areas of family life, including finances. Filled with easy-to-understand information along with action steps and checklists; this book serves as a good foundation to start a successful financial plan moms can create for themselves and their family.
Substitute: Going to School with a Thousand Kids
Novelist and essayist, Nicholson Baker, details the 28 days he spent as a substitute teacher in Maine public schools.
The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity
Are you ready to mix up your usual holiday spread but don’t know where to start? If so, you can turn here to the wisdom of some of America’s most imaginative chefs!
Sex with Shakespeare
Memoirs have become a solid addition to my reading list recently, especially ones focused on human sexuality. Throw in a healthy dose of Shakespeare and I’m hooked. Jillian Keenan has … Continued
The Last…but not the Least.
The lives and experiences of the last living U.S. veterans of World War I.
In Other Words: Great Translations and an Adaptation
Get to know new authors and explore global literature! From Russia to Libya, from Chile to Chechnya, these books combine great authors with their fantastic translators.
Your Next Move: The Leader’s Guide to Navigating Major Career Transitions
Are you about to make a major career move? Has a higher position opened up that you’d be perfect for? Don’t worry; we can help!
Weird Pennsylvania: Your Travel Guide to Pennsylvania’s Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets
Regardless of your interests, there is something for everyone in this fantastic book that will not only provide an unforgettable adventure, but will undoubtedly rekindle your love for the wonderfully quirky Keystone State.
Dead Presidents
As Americans, the way we remember our dead presidents often reveals more about us than the men themselves.