Living History book by Hillary Rodham Clinton reviewed by Hilary Hammell
Peter Ibbetson
Don’t hate me for liking Hillary. She’s an easy target for cynics, not only for her political maneuvering but also for her anti-charisma: the way she contrasts with Bill in…
Peter Ibbetson
Grow It Back: How Laser Phototherapy Stops Hair Loss and Regrows Your Hair by Tamim S. Hamid
There are many different types of hair loss books out there, ranging from “breathless miracle cure” types to highly technical, science-focused texts that may be difficult for someone without a…
Sex, Social Relationships, and Human Nature in Sexuality: Development, Cases, and Treatment: A Book Review
Psychologists Mike Abrams and Marija Milisavljević Grdinić recently published their newest treatise on human relationships and psychology, the academic textbook Sexuality: Development, Cases, and Treatment. Sexuality is the sixth book…
Money Games – Debt Freedom: The Fun Way to Get Out of Debt and Reach Your Money Goals
I am thrilled to write a review about the book “Money Games” by Heidi Ifland Nash. As someone who has utilized many of Heidi’s charts to track my own savings…
Goya Book Review by Robert Hughes reviewed by Katya Poltorak
While lying in a coma for five weeks, his disjointed, crushed bones held together by metal screws, Robert Hughes was haunted by Goya. After reading his biography of the artist,…
Dark Tide book by Stephen Puleo reviewed by Jonathan Sherman-Presser
“World’s Largest Metaphor Hits Iceberg,” reads a headline of the satirical newspaper The Onion’s coverage of the sinking of the Titanic. Other articles on the page include “Stewards Kindly Ask…
Book Review: The Boys of Riverside: A Deaf Football Team and a Quest for Glory by Thomas Fuller
In The Boys of Riverside, journalist Thomas Fuller delivers an inspiring narrative chronicling the remarkable journey of the California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSDR) football team. Once perennial underdogs,…
Book Review: “The Lean Startup” by Eric Ries
Eric Ries’ The Lean Startup has become a cornerstone of entrepreneurial literature, offering a clear, actionable framework for launching and scaling a business in today’s fast-paced, uncertain environment. The book…
Breaking Boundaries: Exploring Herb Kimble’s Foster’s Law on UrbanFlixTV
Herb Kimble’s Foster’s Law, now streaming on UrbanFlixTV, is an evocative drama that takes viewers on an emotional journey into the morally ambiguous world of the child protective services (CPS)…
10 Must-Read Books for Aspiring Entrepreneurs Starting a Business
Article by thirdtribemarketing.com. Starting a business can be one of the most exciting and challenging endeavors you’ll ever undertake. Whether you’re launching a small side hustle or building a startup…