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What if your biggest midlife crisis is actually your greatest awakening? This brash, blisteringly honest book dares readers to rethink aging, regret, and reinvention—find out how in the full review.

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What if your family business could make a bigger impact just by doing what it already does—but for someone else? This piece uncovers how everyday operations can become unexpected engines for community change.

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What if the books teens remember most aren’t the ones written for them, but the ones that listen to them? Discover how today’s stories are earning their place—one page at a time.

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What would you do if your cultural survival depended on mastering the tools of the very society that seeks to erase you? Find out how one family dares to answer that question—without losing themselves—in this extraordinary historical epic.

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What’s the “right” way to tell a child their dog has died? Most of us fumble for words. But that’s precisely where Shadow steps in—not as a replacement for those words, but as a bridge.

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Have you ever wondered which hidden cultural tradition could change how you connect with others? Discover surprising practices from around the world that might just reshape your perspective—read on to find out more.

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Have you ever sat in a perfectly fine room, with perfectly fine things, and still found yourself frustrated by the one thing that wasn’t there? It’s a strangely common experience—for adults and kids alike—and in Delilah and the Missing Curtains, author David Farkas captures that moment with unexpected clarity and charm.

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Ever wonder what book a lawyer might save in a fire—briefcase and all? Discover their most impactful reads in this roundup.

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What happens when a quiet fishing village accidentally becomes the center of a modern-day myth? This dispatch will take you there, but pack light—truth and wonder weigh nothing.

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What if your favourite book was written by a total unknown on their first try—would you still love it? Find out how powerful debut novels leave lasting marks in this roundup.

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What if saving the planet started with your neighbor’s backyard or a centuries-old farming trick? Discover surprising local solutions that quietly transform communities—read on to uncover how these simple acts add up.

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In all my wandering, I had not found something like Unheard. Here's why.

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An introspective and powerful farewell to a vanished culture, this third book in its series leaves a lasting imprint on both mind and spirit.

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Would you ever take a book from the trunk of a stranger’s car or a barbershop shelf and actually read it? You’ll discover why thousands already have—and how it’s quietly transforming literacy—inside this piece.

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Ever wonder if a simple “thank you” could actually prevent someone from quitting their job? This collection of real stories and insights reveals how micro-recognition might change everything.

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Here now are the champions of people-centred HR in 2024!

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The Sound of an Ordinary Life gets five stars, not because it fits the mold of a perfect book, but because it bravely refuses to. Because it invites you to look at your own quiet, unassuming existence and say: this, too, matters.