Adélaïde: Painter of the Revolution by Janell Strube In a world where women are seen but rarely heard, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard refuses to be silenced. The daughter of Parisian shopkeepers, Adélaïde dreams not of marriage or titles but of earning a place among the masters of French art. With Queen Marie Antoinette on the throne and […]
The Day The Grid Failed- “The Chinese Conspiracy” by John Mariotti
“Not since The Manchurian Candidate have I read such a compelling thriller about global conspiracy. But Mariotti goes much further, linking his masterfully fast-paced narrative to the clear and present danger of total cyberwar. This novel is a call to action that our society must answer now.” –Richard S. Levick, President and CEO, Levick’ Strategic […]
Leadership Advice for New Managers: Noel Massie on Thriving After a Promotion
Congrats! You’ve Been Promoted! – Leadership Advice for New Managers from Noel Massie What happens when you’re promoted into leadership but never taught how to lead? In Congrats! You’ve Been Promoted!, leadership expert and former UPS executive Noel Massie shares practical guidance for new managers, first-time leaders, and professionals stepping into supervisory roles. Getting promoted […]
The Amazing Power of Apples: Nature’s Crunchy Superfood with Susan Smith Jones, PhD
Did you know that apples are the most widely consumed fruit globally? From sweet red varieties, like Red Delicious, Fuji, or Gala, to tangy green ones, like Granny Smith, there’s an apple for everyone. They’re commonly used in recipes like pies, cookies, muffins, jam, salads, oatmeal or smoothies. They also make a great snack or […]
Grit & Grace: The Transformation of a Ship & a Soul by Deborah Rudell
“Engaging and informative, with moments of great excitement—but also disturbing and weighted with angst.” —Kirkus Reviews Deborah Rudell’s world unravels when the leaders of her spiritual commune are exposed, arrested, and imprisoned for bioterrorism and attempted murder. Crushed and adrift, she moves her family off the commune to create a sense of normalcy. But when […]






