Adult

Beautifully-written story that shows parents and teenagers what draws them apart. Almost TOO short, as I found myself wanting to read more.

Fascinating examination of famous individuals from a variety of fields who found success by conquering their own egos. Should be mandatory reading for those seeking public office.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, this hilarious love story of a writer trying to run away from his problems and correct missed opportunities.

Perfect book for a lazy May day outside. Beautifully-written story of a 20-year-old Chinese man who spends over a year in Tarumi, Japan, at the family beach house while he recovers from tuberculosis and learns a great deal about beauty, honor and loyalty. Relaxing and meditative.

Phyllis on Amazon says it better than me: “Thomas Cahill's history of Ireland during the middle ages is so well and cleverly written that you will never know you are reading nonfiction. The theme running through is as engrossing as Vikings on the History Channel. It is grounded in solid facts, many of which are not well known, making it a fascinating read. The author is a scholar, whose prose is not only lyrical and learned, but paints word pictures of western civilization after the fall of the Roman Empire. You will have a whole new regard for the contributions of the ‘Emerald Isle.’”

This book has spawned an entire movement of psychologists and authors interested in finding ways to help all of us live happier, healthier lives.

In a day and age where so many individuals like to shine the spotlight on themselves, Eaton offers a refreshing old-fashioned perspective on the value and rewards of teamwork. His personal story is inspirational, and his insights are a worthwhile contribution to any organization.

If you’re like me, you love Corcoran on the TV show Shark Tank. And, if you read a lot of celebrity books like I do, you would not expect much. So I was thrilled beyond belief to devour this delightful book – which has practical tips from homespun wisdom in a remarkably readable format (with some fun illustrations, too). This is one of the best business books I’ve read in the past five years. See for yourself.

A collection of ten short stories that make for a great introduction to one of today’s most captivating writers of fiction.

Subtitled And Other Lies I’ve Loved, this remarkable autobiographical account of the author’s coming to grips with her own mortality after a Stage IV colon cancer diagnosis should join Randy Pausch’s touching The Last Lecture among hospice libraries.

Ever hear that timing is everything? Well, the always fascinating and dependable author Daniel Pink shares scientific proof! This was exactly what I needed to read, as I have been dealing with a lack of motivation lately that puzzled me. This book offers tips on how to get around those “down periods.”

It’s the time of year my wife dreads when I ask her to watch college basketball with me. Yes, I love March Madness, and I absorbed this book into my body in a time that would leave the Nestle Quik bunny feeling envious. Fascinating look at one of the most transformative seasons in the history of the NCAA.

The story of one man's evolution from naive and ambitious young intern to world-class neurosurgeon. I couldn’t put it down!

I have been a long-time fan of the former Apple evangelist Kawasaki, and this book underscores his philosophy on how to serve customers better. Truly a great read.

Relying on the latest research in neuroscience, behavioral economics and psychology, neuroscientist Sharot provides fascinating insight into the complex power of influence, good and bad.