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Present Over Perfect

Present Over Perfect

By Shauna Niequist 240 pages Adult

Danny Says

This collection of essays focuses on the most important transformation in Niequist’s life: leaving behind “busyness” and frantic living and rediscovering the person she was made to be. Great examination of how to pull free from the constant pressure to perform faster, push harder and produce more. This book was as relaxing as a yoga session.
Road to Reckoning

Road to Reckoning

By Robert Lautner 256 pages Adult

Danny Says

There’s nothing like reading a good Western. Wonderfully written – a lot like True Grit – with terrific characters. I sped through this novel.

Same Kind of Different As Me

Same Kind of Different As Me

By Ron Hall & Denver Moore 245 pages Adult

Danny Says

Truly moving reminder about gratitude and helping others. This real-life story of Ron Hall and Denver Moore takes a new look into the mind of a homeless man who’s spiritually filled and a wealthy entrepreneur who is struggling with spiritual strength through his wife’s illness. Engaging and uplifting.
The Shell Collector

The Shell Collector

By Anthony Doerr 219 pages Adult

Danny Says

Before becoming a New York Times bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize winner for the extraordinary All the Light We Cannot See, Doerr wrote this collection of short stories, which provide readers a glimpse into his extraordinary future writing.
You Know You Want This

You Know You Want This

By Kristen Roupenian 240 pages Adult

Danny Says

A compulsively readable collection of short stories that explore the complex – and often darkly funny – connections between gender, sex, and power across genres. Spanning a range of genres and topics, these stories fascinate and repel, revolt and arouse, scare and delight in equal measure.
Calypso

Calypso

By David Sedaris 272 pages Adult

Danny Says

I know Sedaris doesn’t need my help, but I cannot resist sharing his books with all my friends – and enemies. No writer more reliably gets me laughing out loud. The perfect book after a draining day.
Chasing the High

Chasing the High

By Michael G. Dash 174 pages Adult

Danny Says

I think my favorite autobiographies are the ones that are not afraid to share the “warts” of their authors. Dash unabashedly reveals how his addictions put him on a downward spiral, but don’t worry. There’s a happy ending, with lessons all of us can use in our own lives.
Room With a Clue

Room With a Clue

By Kate Kingsbury 226 pages Adult

Danny Says

Nothing brings me more joy than devouring a quick, Agatha Christie-style mystery over a pot of tea. Kingsbury’s wonderful Pennyfoot Hotel mystery series is perfect for those who enjoyed Downton Abbey.
YouTube Secrets

YouTube Secrets

By Sean Cannell & Benji Travis 194 pages Adult

Danny Says

Most people know that Google is the world’s top search engine, but fewer realize that YouTube comes in second place. And its audience grows every day. Cannell and Travis have successfully utilized YouTube to build massive audiences that they can serve with their products and tips, and this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in sharing their knowledge with the world.
Champion Your Life

Champion Your Life

By Thomas M. Telesco Jr. 226 pages Adult

Danny Says

The nonfiction books that touch me the most are the ones where the authors are vulnerable and allow you to see all of their faults. Too many of us pose as our profile pictures, when the reality is much more mixed. Telesco’s journey through ups and downs reminds us all of the possibilities that exist, even when reach our lowest depths.
American Entrepreneur

American Entrepreneur

By Willie Robertson 256 pages Adult

Danny Says

Listened to an interview with Robertson on Donald Miller’s excellent Building a Storybrand podcast and had to grab a copy of this book. Inspired by Robertson’s personal rags to riches story and couldn’t get enough anecdotes about various entrepreneurial ventures throughout American history. I’d actually like this book to be issued to every middle school student, as it is quite inspiring.

Naked Beneath My Clothes

Naked Beneath My Clothes

By Rita Rudner 168 pages Adult

Danny Says

There are certain comedians I turn to when I have had a really crummy day, and one of them is Rita Rudner. This woman always seems to put a smile on my face. Read this book whenever you’re feeling down. It’s better than medication at lifting your spirits.

The Time Cleanse

By Steven Griffith 272 pages Adult

Danny Says

This book is a life-changer, as I would have grabbed a copy for the downloadables alone. Do you have enough time? No, I don’t either, but Griffith shows you how to optimize the time you have by paying attention to how you spend your time. This book will literally help you eliminate the time you are wasting and how to deposit that toward the people and activities you love. I wish they gave this book to every student in America – they could show their parents what to focus on!

City of Thieves

By David Benioff 258 pages Adult

Danny Says

Documenting his reluctant grandparents’ experiences during the infamous siege of Leningrad, a young writer learns his grandfather’s story about how a military deserter and he endeavored to secure their pardons by gathering hard-to-find ingredients for a powerful colonel’s daughter’s wedding cake, in this novel by one of the producers of Game of Thrones.

The Ultimate Gift

By Jim Stovall 162 pages Adult

Danny Says

Red Stevens has died, and the older members of his family receive their millions with greedy anticipation. But a different fate awaits young Jason, whom Stevens, his great-uncle, believes may be the last vestige of hope in the family. What Stevens does give Jason leads to The Ultimate Gift. Young and old will take this timeless tale to heart.

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