Book Reviews

New book, 'Loving You to the Moon and Back' by Barbara Weber, offers way to shift to soul perspective and reap rewards of self-love.

Two HR veterans, Glenn Elliot and Debra Corey, have written 'Build It, The Rebel Playbook' — a terrific, crisp new book that offers a clear framework for driving employee engagement. If you want engaged employees, lead like a rebel, they say, and cite the renegade leaders of today's frontrunning organizations as proof.

'The Magic of Circlework' is an illuminating book about the powerful ritual countless women are rediscovering. Based on an ancestral traditions, circle gatherings offer a nurturing space for healing and community, according to author Jalaja Bonheim, PHD.

Written for young adults, 'Leadership Built on Why' by Anni Keffer is a treasure of a guidebook on finding your own purpose and gaining the courage to lead.

In her memoir 'I Am I Am I Am', Maggie O'Farrell describes seventeen ways she almost died.

Howard Partridge's new book, 'The Power of Community' is an inspiring and practical guidebook to transforming workplace culture, one person at a time.

Dogs Don't Bark at Parked Cars is an entertaining and smart book about leadership by business experts Jeff Piersall and Eric Wright.

In Mario Vargas Llosa's 'The Neighborhood," two wealthy couples are pulled into a maze of desire, intrigue and murder amidst the political corruption of Fujimori's Peru.

Will Self's 'Phone' may have readers eagerly answering its call or conversely, running for the hills

New book, 'Selling Though Your Heart by Shirlene Reeves, teaches sales practices that lead to success and financial freedom