One Year Lived

by Lisa-Marie | Jun 23, 2014

In your 20s and feeling “boxed in”? Feel an undeniable urge to “get missing for a little while”? Dreamed of taking a year to travel the world? Author Adam Shepard can not only relate – he did it. One Year Lived is an engaging travelogue by this adventurous, late 20s...

Kindle Single: No Children, No Guilt

by Lisa-Marie | Jun 23, 2014

For those uncertain about whether to have children, No Children, No Guilt helps alleviate some of the guilt, often imposed by family or society, associated with considering being childfree. Far from trying to convince men and women to not have children, Sylvia D....

Families of Two: Interviews With Happily Married Couples Without Children by Choice

by Lisa-Marie | Jun 23, 2014

Families of Two: Interviews with Happily Married Couples Without Children by Choice, (2000)  takes us into the lives of the growing number of couples who are choosing not to have children, and dispels the myths commonly associated with this choice. Families of...

Stuffocation: How We’ve Had Enough of Stuff and Why You Need Experience More than Ever

by Laura | Apr 18, 2014

By Kendall Hanson Some book titles just call out to your current situation. You can’t help but pick them up and read. Stuffocation by James Wallman (published by Crux Publishing)  is such a book. If you’ve recently cleaned out your closet, or jammed a hundred toys...

Believe It, You Know an Atheist

by Laura | Apr 15, 2014

By Adam Pober J. David Core sets out to write a book to fill a specific niche: a guide for the religious to understand the atheist in their lives. His book, Believe It, You Know an Atheist, does an admirable job with a difficult subject. Most current positive books on...