A Champion of Social Impact Communications Shares Insights in New Book
(NewsUSA) - Carrie Fox takes to heart the role—and the responsibility—that leading communicators hold in shaping how stories are told, how narratives are shaped, and how decisions are made.A …
BookTrib's Bites: Four Reads to Ring in Thanksgiving
(NewsUSA) - A Reaction to Messianic Missionaries by Cheryl SimaniA fresh, exciting perspective on the missionary/counter-missionary controversy. Appalled by the nefarious tactics of Christian …
New Novel Skillfully Weaves Artificial Intelligence, Martial Arts and Immortality
(NewsUSA) - “My name is Tigress and I am immortal. This is my story.”Michael Crichton meets Bruce Lee in THE GIRL FROM WUDANG (Tuttle Publishing), a gripping story for fans of legendary …
BookTrib's Bites: From Historical Fiction to Pirates
(NewsUSA) - Clara’s Secret by Stephan R. Frenkel. This critically acclaimed Amazon Bestseller begins with the captivating story of Clara Prinz, a remarkable woman forced to leave her native Berlin …
BookTrib's Bites: Four Captivating Autumn Reads
(NewsUSA) - The Card Squad by Jack ColeA great read to help children understand about Alzheimer’s Disease, written by a New York Times award-winning high school student.Ever feel like something …
BookTrib's Bites: Four Diverse Reads
(NewsUSA) - Second Term by J.M. AdamsA lame duck president's desperate power grab threatens democracy in the United States— can a former intelligence operative and single mother prevent …
Three-Book Set Helps Readers Understand and Manage Gut-Brain Disorders
(NewsUSA) - Too many women and men with painful gut symptoms are ignored and belittled, even though gut-brain disorders affect 40 percent of Americans.Dr. Douglas Drossman is a world-renowned …
BookTrib's Bites: Four Fascinating Fall Reads
(NewsUSA) - Nadia Boulanger by James Whipple MillerNadia Boulanger was a French music teacher and conductor who taught many of the leading composers and musicians of the 20th century. She also …
Joy to the world: 5 ways your family can give back this holiday season
(BPT) - During the holiday season, it’s hard not to feel joyful. Coming together to celebrate with friends and family is a time to feel grateful for all you have. Holidays are also an …
Want to make a difference in a child’s education? Play virtual golf for a month
(BPT) - Did you know that in some low-income communities in the United States, there may be as few as one book for every 295 children? This limited access to books coincides with the growing national …
(BPT) - Benedict Arnold is America’s most infamous traitor. His final plan was to turn West Point over to the British and assist them in capturing George Washington. If successful, it would …
(BPT) - Once a loyal leader in the American Revolution, Benedict Arnold eventually flipped sides and became a traitor to the cause he once loved. In the aftermath of his unsuccessful attempt to …
(BPT) - George Washington is the “father of our country” yet, ironically, he didn’t have any children of his own. If you are like many others, you’ve probably wondered why he …
(BPT) - School children are taught that after a life of action and harrowing battles, George Washington died peacefully in his bed at Mount Vernon. In reality, the nation’s first president died …
(BPT) - Would you ever betray your country? The answer is likely, no. Everyone thinks that under no circumstances they would betray the country they love.However, Benedict Arnold — one of …
(BPT) - Benedict Arnold is arguably the most successful and talented general in the Revolution. He was also America’s greatest traitor. However, if his treason had succeeded it could have …
(BPT) - George Washington was indispensable in the Revolution. Without him, the army may not have achieved victory. Moreover, his willingness to repeatedly give up power — including the return …
(BPT) - It’s easy to find out what George Washington looked like. But what did he sound like?There are many well-known paintings of Washington, and the museum at Mount Vernon displays a …
(BPT) - You've probably heard the story of George Washington chopping down a cherry tree and later admitting the act to his father, claiming he “cannot tell a lie.” It’s a story …
As attempts to ban books intensify, Stacker explored how organized efforts have enabled broader challenges at U.S. libraries and … Read More
Booktrib’s Bites: From Inspiring Memoirs to Gothic Horror
(NewsUSA) - Made in Maine by Shawn Samuelson HenryWhen the mill closes, Edgewater's economy and hope collapse. Hunter's father starts … Read More
Booktrib's Bites: From Greek Myth to WWII
(NewsUSA) - Made in Maine by Shawn Samuelson HenryWhen the mill closes, Edgewater's economy and hope collapse. Hunter's father starts … Read More
Booktrib's Bites: Four Reads to Cap off the Summer
(NewsUSA) - Aldek’s Bestiary by Romuald RomanThis collection of 21 wry short stories features various animals that an acclaimed … Read More
Booktrib's Bites: Four Diverse Reads
(NewsUSA) - Orbem by Scott V. AdrianIn this Sci-Fi/Portal fantasy, Dr. Graeme Milford, a 32-year=old technologist and Japanese … Read More
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