I just finished reading “The Blogging Church” by Brian and Terry Stork. Although I am not a pastor, I am a professional blogger and wanted to read this book to gain some perspective on how other folks are effectively using blogs. I found the book to very insightful and I think the appeal is broader [...]

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Looking to get a job and eventually move up in the world? Do you need to get experience or perhaps, just get a job even if it is a step down for you; under-employment? If so, wow, there is a great book I read mostly for fun, but as I read I felt I was [...]

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When one of my clients asked to me to consider writing a review of a book written by a relative of his, I agreed to do it not just because I wanted to help a good friend. I was genuinely curious about the subject of autism. I had previously read Animals in Translation: Using the [...]

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It is a testament to the skill of an author who can take what is possibly the most egregiously sensational material and produce a work of fiction both measured and compassionate.  Jodi Picoult has succeeded in doing just that with Nineteen Minutes, her 2007 novel about a Columbine-like school shooting.   The book starts with the [...]

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All Quiet on the Western Front is a book written by Erich Maria Remarkque. It was a book written to reflect the human cost of war. It shows us how war has a hidden face that most people do not see until it is too late. In the novel, he describes a group of young [...]

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