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Author Lyndon Haynes' new book, Rosa, strikes a chord with anyone who has ever had to overcome serious challenges in life. Rosa flees Mexico as a teenager and eventually finds herself in London, at a loss to see a safe path forward.

Join author Laurie Moore-Moore as she masterfully draws you into the world of 1850s Texas in Gone to Dallas: The Storekeeper 1856-1861, her richly entertaining tale of migration, betrayal, dreams and determination.

After 28 years in the health care business, Dr. David Wilcox has seen enough to realize that it truly is a "business," as opposed to the kind-hearted healing service that most of us might imagine it to be. His new book reveals some unsettling facts.

An active imagination is something worth celebrating, and a new book from CK Gregory, Mr. Sunnyside: Imagination, shows young audiences that there is an "eggciting" alternative to screen time: the power of their own minds. Written for ages 5 to 10, Mr.

Christine Schat sat down and wrote the truth about her life even though some of it was messy. As a teenager, she lived by her own rules, became pregnant, married young, divorced and married again.

How much time have you wasted trying to resolve denied insurance claims, jockeying for lower priced prescriptions, or just Googling unfamiliar terminology and acronyms that your health care provider assumes you understand? As a health care professional,..

Adam Kaat never thought he'd be on the front line of anything as interesting as the unraveling of American society, let alone the dismantling of the global economy.

How does an intelligent, well-educated person find herself under the control of a narcissistic sociopath? It's a question that Radhia Gleis didn't begin to ponder until after she'd spent 25 years in the Buddha-field cult.

When Christine Naman says that her daughter is "doing well," the caution in her voice is palpable. Addiction recovery is a work in progress — not a quick fix — and Christine has learned to celebrate each day for the tiny victory that it is.

"Your Majesty," said the Scout Bee to the Queen of the Bees, "The Honeybees are in trouble.