Tag: nonfiction
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Author Spotlight: Helen Rappaport
If you want to learn about Russian history, you want to read Helen Rappaport’s books.
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6 Must Read Nonfiction Books about Harry Potter
Love Harry Potter and need something to tide you over until Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald comes out this November?
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Calypso
David Sedaris is back with a new collection about aging, fit bits, beach houses, death, and traveling to Japan.
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Can’t is Not an Option
Now that she is kicking butt and taking names at the United Nations, let’s take a look back at how she got to where she is today.
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No Campus for White Men
Liberal indoctrination is sweeping the nation, and college campuses are the battlegrounds.
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7 Books about CEOs We Can All Learn From
No matter our career path there is so much we can learn from these CEOs who have ultimately succeeded but experienced failure, competition, and disheartening loss along the way
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Heroes for My Daughter
I love a good hero or heroine and I seek out inspirational stories on the daily. Therefore, when I found out that Brad Meltzer, famous and best-selling mystery and thriller author, had a book called Heroes for My Daughter, I knew I had to check it out.
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Unified: How Our Unlikely Friendship Gives Us Hope for a Divided Country
At a time when politics seems more divisive than ever, we can always look for more ways to come together as friends and fellow citizens.
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7 Must Read Books For Writers
Writing is scary, and it’s overwhelming, but the good thing is that people have done it before and the ones who are really good at it are willing to share their secrets.
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How to Best Utilize Your Local Library
As a voracious reader on a limited budget, I’ve always loved my local library. I’ve been a card-carrying member since birth pretty much
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5 Books by People Fired from the Trump Administration
Let’s take a look at some books you can read by people ousted from the Trump administration
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Nabokov’s Favorite Word is Mauve
What word does an author rely on too heavily? Are certain authors more sexist than others? Should we really avoid exclamation points and adverbs?
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