The first few months on a new job can shape an employee’s long-term career trajectory, and leadership expert Dr. Lois Frankel says many young women underestimate just how important that period can be. In the newly revised 2026 edition of her bestselling book, Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office, Frankel argues that workplace success…
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A Miami-based nonprofit is working to help survivors of trauma rebuild their confidence, restore their sense of identity and begin the healing process through a holistic, community-centered approach. Founded by Istasia Henderson, the Beaute for Ashes Foundation provides trauma-informed support for individuals recovering from life-altering experiences, including domestic violence, grief, emotional trauma and other personal…
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As companies grapple with employee burnout, workplace disengagement and rapid disruption, leadership strategist Thom Dennis argues that the traditional corporate playbook is no longer enough. In his new book, Rewilding the Corporate Mind, Dennis proposes a different model—one inspired by the resilience, adaptability and interconnectedness found in nature. The book contends that many organizations continue…
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Monica Nassif, the entrepreneur behind the popular Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day brand, is sharing the story of how she transformed a simple idea inspired by her mother into one of the most recognizable names in household cleaning products. In her new memoir, I Bottled My Mother (The Mrs. Meyer’s Story: Grit, Grime & Growing a…
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Military families raising children with autism often face challenges that extend well beyond the demands of military service. Frequent relocations, changing healthcare providers, new school systems, and navigating military benefits can make maintaining consistent care difficult for children who thrive on routine. Retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Jaime B. Parent and his wife, Elizabeth…
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What happens when the passion that has defined your life comes to an end? That’s the question at the heart of “Changing Cadence: Friendship, Football, and the Art of Transition,” a new memoir inspired by author Andra Douglas’ career in women’s professional football. Released by AmpliFLY Books, the memoir tells the story of Christine, a…
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A new biography is challenging decades of art history by arguing that Jacqueline Lamba deserves recognition as one of Surrealism’s most important artists rather than simply the wife of movement founder André Breton. In “Jacqueline Lamba: The Forgotten Surrealist,” art historian and biographer Salomon Grimberg draws on unpublished letters, diaries, archival research and interviews to…
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California Pizza Kitchen helped popularize gourmet pizza with creations like its now-famous barbecue chicken pizza, but co-founder Rick Rosenfield says the restaurant chain’s greatest innovation wasn’t on the menu—it was in the workplace. In his new book, “The California Pizza Kitchen Story,” Rosenfield reflects on how a people-first philosophy helped transform a single Beverly Hills…
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Bestselling author Jeffrey S. Stephens is returning to the crime fiction genre with Illusions of Trust, a legal thriller that blends classic noir storytelling with modern-day questions about privilege, corruption and the price of pursuing justice. Released by Post Hill Press, the novel introduces readers to Russell Palmer, an ambitious New York attorney whose commitment…
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Silicon Valley entrepreneur and CEO Dave Rossi is tackling one of today’s most debated social issues in his latest book, Alphas Die Early, an examination of masculinity, mental health and the emotional pressures facing men in modern society. The book has attracted early attention from critics, earning praise from Kirkus Reviews, which described it as…
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