Books

'Red Fire: Growing Up During the Chinese Cultural Revolution' by Wei Yang Chao is an eloquent account of how China's Cultural Revolution impacted individuals, families and the country.

New leadership book, 'Leadership Is Not About Race' by Teddie E. Malangwasira, Ph.D , promotes diversity among leaders.

'Grief Cottage' by Gail Godwin is a superbly told tale weaving grief, longing, understanding, and purpose inside an unsolved disappearance. A search for a missing boy's true identity helps lead other to find their own.

New collection of sermons, 'The Selected Sermons of Dr. Roger Bourland', brings together the writings and talks of one of America's foremost preachers.

Chris Hardwick created ID10T Fest for nerds to enjoy comedy and music at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA on June 24-25.

'The Radium Girls' by Kate Moore, is a fascinating story of young women's fight for justice from radiation poisoning which gets lost in names and details.

Morpurgo's latest book addresses matters of energy and momentum, Copernican versus Ptolemaic understandings, the bases of human community, and our disturbing, often avaricious and rapacious relations to the physical world.

In 'City Mouse' by Stacey Lender we are given an opportunity to deal with the question of which is better, the City or Suburbia as Aaron, Jessica and their young daughters move out of Manhattan and into suburbia to find a better life.

In 'Anatomy of Innocence', each author uses their own technique to bring the light to life in their interview of exonerees, and you will enjoy how each is able to capture the true essence of those who have finally found freedom.

New book, 'Landing Internships and Your First Job' by Jerome Wong, offers inside look at what employers want in future employees