Tag Archives: Book Review

If you like your hard boiled detective stories with their tongues stuck firmly in their cheers 'Noir' by Christopher Moore is the one for you.

In 'The Flight Attendant,' Chris Bohjalian weaves a compelling story of reckless behavior, murder and dubious consent

'The Hate You Give' by Angie Thomas gives a searing account of life in a poor, black American neighbourhood and paints a damning picture of racial inequality and the value placed on certain lives.

Readers will find 'Wickwythe Hall' by Judithe Little hard to put down.

Leadership expert Otto Scharmer has distilled his brilliant theory of leadership into a highly readable, inspiring guidebook, 'Essentials of Theory U: Core Principles and Applications'

Starting a business is less of a gamble if you use smart strategies. A new book, 'Improve Your Odds' by cryptocurrency entrepreneur Alan Yong shows just how to do it, focusing on the four essential pillars to make any enterprise strong.

In Ian MacKenzie's 'Feast Days' a young expat encounters a radically different way of life as she struggles to adapt to a city in unrest

'The Samurai Listener' is a refreshing new business book by executive and martial arts expert Cash Nickerson. To be more effective negotiators takes being better listeners — and no one was better at that than samurai warriors, says Nickerson.

New book, Sales Won't Save Your Business by Joe Pardo, focuses on how to handle business growth beyond sales.

Peter Carey's 'A Long Way From Home' is an intelligent and well written book about a difficult subject.