We learn it in kindergarten: You should always share. But somehow, on the way to adulthood, we lose our desire to share, especially when it comes to money.
When there is an abundance of anything, sharing is not an issue and a rich person is one who has more than enough. We want to get you...
Though the medical profession labels alcoholism and addiction – America’s No. 1 health problems – as incurable diseases that are manageable at best, one man is determined to prove that there is a complete cure for those twin demons.
According to Chris Prentiss,...
Her Backyard by Doreen Lewis is an adventure, romance novel that depicts a career woman in the middle of self-discovery. It is about making choices that may not be so easy to make and complex relationships between co-workers, siblings and friends. I am certain that many readers within the age...
Your child has outgrown the crib and is ready for a new bed. But what type of bed should you buy and how will your child adjust to it?
To help children and parents with the transition, American Innerspring Manufacturers, a national nonprofit group dedicated to spreading information about...
Want to learn how to avoid products full of added sugar and other nutrient-deficient refined carbohydrates (as well as harmful trans fats) while grocery shopping?
Countless people worldwide are following the Atkins Nutritional Approach. Now, a new book called “The Atkins Shopping...
What does it take to grill the perfect steak? According to a new cookbook, the answer is a few good Marines.
Weber’s new grilling cookbook, “Command of the Grill-A Salute to Steak,™” features grilled steak recipes by active, reserve, and famous former U.S. Marines....
One of my favorite “reads” are almanacs. From the formerly named Information Please almanac to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, these handy paperback books contain a wealth of information on virtually any subject, particularly the more...
Going Deeper by Jean-Claude Koven is certainly a nicely presented, hard-cover book. This fiction fantasy has an obvious inclination to aid readers who are embarking on their personal spiritual quest.
The main character, Larry, is going through a break down, of sorts. He decides the best...
Any time of year can be the right time to get your home office organized-and while you’re at it, your finances, too. Here are some tips:
• Take out the garbage. Start with your desktop-not your computer, the real one. If your desk is covered in paperwork, weed out what’s...
This 310 page saga is Scott Underhills second superbly written novel. I have had the pleasure of reviewing both of his books – and they are equally outstanding, yet profoundly different pieces of fiction.
Give a Little certainly provokes empathy for each of its characters. It is an...
Imagine being halfway through college without cracking a textbook. Need a mentor? About 250,000 are standing by to help in your job search. Buying a home? How does no down payment sound? These are examples of the billions of dollars in military benefits available to service members and veterans....
While truth may be stranger than fiction, a fictoid is definitely funnier than a factoid, says the author of an hysterical new book.
What exactly is a fictoid? A fictoid is a bit of fictional history making a statement or telling a story in one sentence.
“A typical fictoid...