Non-Fiction

My eyes were opened even further to what happened during the Holocaust after reading this book. For one thing, I didn't realize how involved different areas of the world were. It wasn't just Jews in G…

Jam-packed. With greatness. Every adult needs to read this book, and any mature teenager could benefit from it as well. If you are wondering how to make your life better, this is the self-help book th…

When I began this book, I was expecting a good non-fiction read--one that might inspire me to live more meaningfully and happily. I think I found what I was looking for, and more. The author does a lo…

I was unaware of If You Feel Too Much's interesting format before I began reading. At first, I was a little confused, assuming it was almost supposed to be a day-by-day sort of thing, but up…

This book reminded me of many other non-fiction books I have read that are written by women looking for their purpose in life. Most often, these women are middle-aged. They may be going through a "mid…

Summer is almost over and that means back to school shopping. An essential school supply, especially for tweens and teens is The Survival Guide to Bullying: Written by a Teen by debut author…

I've mentioned in previous reviews that I am fascinated by the Holocaust--not in a creepy way. I am just astounded when I read about the horrific events that transpired at the time, and how humanity h…

Seams Unlikely is the autobiography of Nancy Zieman who is well known for her Sewing with Nancy television series.  Zieman demonstrates great tact and restraint while sharing many …

Teachers (and parents) who want to feel more peace in their interactions with children should read this book! No matter how much we may love them, some kids can push buttons and cause stress. Mindfuln…

Overturning Wrongful Convictions by Elizabeth A. Murray, PhD, is a non-fiction book that will interest anyone that finds forensic science intriguing.  In this well-written book, Dr. Murray g…