Frederick Joseph is continuing his mission of pairing storytelling with social impact through his upcoming picture book, Planting Hope, via Candlewick Press. The new title offers a heartfelt and accessible way for children and their caregivers to explore themes of grief, resilience, and environmental awareness. Known for his work as an activist, philanthropist, and bestselling…
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Timed to the global fever surrounding the FIFA World Cup 2026, Death of the Soccer God is set to arrive on May 12 from Farrar, Straus and Giroux, positioning itself as both a literary event and a culturally resonant exploration of ambition, identity, and the cost of fame. Written by Dimitry Elias Léger, the novel…
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As global obesity rates continue to rise, a new book is challenging long-held assumptions about weight loss and health. In Mind Reset: The Science of Total Weight Management, researcher and weight management coach Dr. Bill Sun argues that traditional approaches rooted in strict dieting and exercise regimens may be fundamentally flawed. For decades, weight loss…
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In a culture driven by instant responses—whether in the workplace, on social media, or in personal relationships—pausing can feel like falling behind. But according to leadership coaches Linda Schubring and Brian Schubring, that constant pressure to react quickly may be doing more harm than good. The USA Today bestselling authors of Unfolded: Lessons in Transformation…
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At a time when burnout, uncertainty, and emotional fatigue are shaping daily life, three-time Emmy Award winner Mary Madeiras is offering a different kind of solution—one that turns inward instead of chasing external fixes. In her new book, The Akashic Way: Living Through the Lens of the Akashic Records, Madeiras explores a growing shift toward…
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Entrepreneur Jennifer Grace Jennings is transforming her personal journey into a national platform centered on ownership, economic empowerment, and generational wealth. This week, that mission arrives in Harlem with a stop on her expanding Assets & Ancestry National Tour. The Harlem event will take place on April 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at…
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Fans of the late Bill Withers will have a special opportunity to celebrate his legacy in an intimate and meaningful way this spring. On April 17 at 12 p.m., Withers’ wife Marcia and daughter Kori will host a heartfelt book-signing event at Barnes and Noble in New York City. The event marks the release of…
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As digital communication continues to dominate daily life, the work of Pieter Noomen is resurfacing as a reminder that not all words are meant to be consumed quickly. In an age of rapid texts, scrolling feeds, and constant notifications, his writings предлагают a slower, more intentional approach—one rooted in reflection, awareness, and inner transformation. A…
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As companies approach the midyear mark, many leaders are reassessing priorities in a workplace increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. While more than half of organizations now integrate AI into core operations, new research suggests the biggest challenge isn’t the technology itself—it’s the human side of change. According to a Harvard Business Impact report, the top…
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A new memoir by Frank Scarso is challenging one of the most deeply ingrained beliefs in finance: that success is the ultimate marker of leadership. In The Hard Way Home: How Losing Everything Taught Me What Really Matters, the alternative lending executive makes a bold case that failure—not flawless track records—builds better, more authentic CEOs.…
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