Genres : Non Fiction

DAUGHTER DAYS spans Julia Wendell’s entire career as a poet writing poems to and about her daughter. Poems selected from her previous six books are combined with newer poems, as well as excerpts from her memoirs, Finding My Distance and Come to the X. With this scope, forty years of writing poems for her daughter are telescoped in this compilation of new and selected poems.

Most leadership advice starts with what you say. This book starts earlier — with what the room has already told you. Read the Room is a field guide for operating leaders: the managers, directors, VPs, and founders who run the meeting, own the number, and carry the team. Drawing on more than three decades across the military, corrections, manufacturing, natural foods, e-commerce, and software, John Guszak argues that the signals that decide an outcome — the hesitation, the deference, the...

Make Everyday Meals Simpler While Managing Both Diabetes and Kidney Concerns When you’re living with diabetes and chronic kidney disease, deciding what to eat can feel confusing—especially when recommendations for blood sugar, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, carbohydrates, and protein seem to compete with one another. Renal Diabetic Diet Cookbook for Seniors brings these considerations together in one practical, senior-friendly guide. Created for older adults, caregivers, and families, this cookbook offers 110 approachable recipes made with familiar ingredients and clear, easy-to-follow instructions....

Some people always seem to have the energy, the calm, and the good decisions. What do they know that the rest of us don't?We're told that changing your life means trying harder: a new diet, a new budget, a new morning routine. But most of what runs our days isn't willpower. It's patterns — the invisible defaults, shaped by biology and modern life, that steer our money, relationships, health, and decisions.In Friends Intelligence, Hao Qian shows that these patterns aren't...

Some people always seem to have the energy, the calm, and the good decisions. What do they know that the rest of us don't?We're told that changing your life means trying harder: a new diet, a new budget, a new morning routine. But most of what runs our days isn't willpower. It's patterns — the invisible defaults, shaped by biology and modern life, that steer our money, relationships, health, and decisions.In Friends Intelligence, Hao Qian shows that these patterns aren't...

Black background book cover design element, 6x9 vertical portrait aspect ratio. Solid pure blackbackground with a very faint, subtle dark circuit-board texture etched into the black (barelyvisible, not distracting). No title text, no words, no letters anywhere in the image — this is abackground layer only, text will be added separately.A rectangular icon frame runs around the outer border of the canvas, hugging the edge: 3 smallicons evenly spaced down the left edge, 3 evenly spaced down the right edge,...

In You Are Worthy Regardless: Reclaiming Your Value in a World That Tells You to Earn It, Janice Jensen helps you uncover the beliefs that keep you trapped in self-doubt, comparison, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the exhausting need to prove yourself. Through deeply personal stories of insecurity, grief, rejection, painful relationships, rebuilding, and growth, Janice shows you that feeling unworthy is not the same as being unworthy—and that rejection, failure, criticism, or someone else’s inability to see your value does not...

Black background book cover design element, 6x9 vertical portrait aspect ratio. Solid pure blackbackground with a very faint, subtle dark circuit-board texture etched into the black (barelyvisible, not distracting). No title text, no words, no letters anywhere in the image — this is abackground layer only, text will be added separately.A rectangular icon frame runs around the outer border of the canvas, hugging the edge: 3 smallicons evenly spaced down the left edge, 3 evenly spaced down the right edge,...

Drawing upon his own experiences of life in the American countryside of the 1930s and beyond, as well as a lifetime of reporting and writing on agriculture, agricultural policy and economics, Charles Walters has crafted a new work of fiction that brings the message of Acres U.S.A. to life in a new way. From whence comes this beast of muddy brain that trails a boy, a man, a family and a civilization through Century 20 into Century 21? The tale...

Your home should give you energy, not quietly drain it.If you have ever opened a closet, stared at a box of inherited photos, or walked past a cluttered room and felt your body tighten, you are not alone. The problem is not laziness. It is not age. It is not a lack of willpower. Often, it is Visual Static, the emotional and mental noise created by unfinished decisions, inherited belongings, guilt gifts, old identities, and spaces that no longer support...