Non-Fiction

Published in 2001, "Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don't" by business consultant and author Jim Collins takes an in-depth look at what separates outstanding companies from the merely good.

2024...Your Year of More, Noah William Smith offers readers a compelling blueprint for crafting a more meaningful and fulfilling year ahead. With its refreshing perspective on goal-setting and self-development, Smith's book presents an antidote to the resolution-driven, outcome-focused approach that dominates much of the new year's literature.

Fiercely Me delivers a profoundly moving account of both trauma and triumph. With unflinching bravery, Stephanie Rowe bares her soul to help lift stigmas and empower survivors.

For responsive sojourners seeking renewed bearings along love's luminous path but uncertain regarding initial steps, Marc Aronoff ably bridges the historical gap to provide an eminently relevant mystical guide. "Love's Guest" extends a trustworthy hand to lead receptive readers into personal conversation with this passionately persuasive ambassador of holy loving.

Explore the transformative journey of self-discovery in Jeanne Collins' memoir "Two Feet In." From overcoming childhood insecurities to navigating single motherhood, Collins shares her inspiring story of stepping out of the comfort zone to live authentically.