What does it actually mean to “be a man” in 2025, when so many boys and men feel broke, isolated, and stuck? In Notes on Being a Man, Scott Galloway makes a blunt, surprisingly tender case that we’re failing young men, and paying the price in loneliness, “deaths of despair,” and a widening gap between […]
Miracles, But Make It Medicine🌟
What if “miracles” aren’t just lightning-bolt moments, but the quiet result of hope meeting extraordinary care? In The Miracles Among Us, Dr. Marc Siegel reframes medical miracles as something we may be surrounded by more often than we think—where expert clinicians, resilient patients, and faith intersect in ways science can’t always neatly explain. Through unforgettable […]
The Kindness Conspiracy Begins📖✨
A quiet stranger arrives in Golden, Georgia—and somehow leaves the whole town softer. Theo is polite, reserved, and impossible to pin down. But at a local coffee shop, he discovers ninety-two pencil portraits on the walls, each one priced low, each one strangely unsold. Theo begins buying them one by one… and returning them to […]
Backstage Pass, Real Life✨
Cameron Crowe wasn’t supposed to love rock music — not in a house where it was basically forbidden. But in The Uncool, he tells the true story that later became Almost Famous: a teenager who talks his way into the world of touring bands, late-night interviews, and backstage rooms where the adults seem just as […]
Mormon Rules, Real Reckoning✨
Mayci Neeley grew up inside strict Mormon expectations, believing she could “do it right” if she followed the rules. Then everything breaks: she’s 20, pregnant, and the baby’s father, Arik, dies suddenly—leaving her drowning in grief, guilt, and a public smile that’s basically a mask. In Told You So, Mayci tells the story TikTok couldn’t […]
Two Boys, One Tank✨
Three boys walk into the darkest century—and somehow, light follows. The Boys in the Light traces a startling convergence: Eddie Willner, a Jewish teenager ripped from his German childhood and forced through camps and slave labor, and two American soldiers—Elmer Hovland, a steady Minnesota farm boy, and Sammy “Pepsi” DeCola, a big-hearted Italian American who […]
Two Lives. One Choice.📚✨
What if the moment that almost ends your life forces you to question the one you’re living?In The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult, a plane crash becomes the catalyst for a reckoning that spans love, loss, science, and ancient belief. Dawn Edelstein survives the unthinkable—but survival doesn’t bring clarity. Instead, it opens a […]
From Bottom to Spotlight✨
At nine years old, Nia Sioux stepped into the bright lights of Dance Moms—and straight into a ranking system designed to keep her “at the bottom.” In Bottom of the Pyramid (2025), she tells the story the show couldn’t (or wouldn’t) tell: the brutal weekly grind, the pressure of national competitions, and the constant criticism […]
Money: The Ultimate Spell✨💵
Money isn’t just something we spend. It’s one of humanity’s most powerful “inventions,” shaping who rises, who falls, and how societies hold together. In The History of Money, economist David McWilliams takes you from grain ledgers in ancient Sumer (and the first “spreadsheets” on clay tablets) to coins that helped birth democracy, to the medieval […]
Jane Boleyn’s Dangerous Game
In Henry VIII’s court, survival isn’t about innocence—it’s about timing. Boleyn Traitor pulls you into the sharp, shadowed world of Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford: Anne Boleyn’s sister-in-law, confidante, and—when the wind turns—an unwilling pawn. Jane rises by watching, listening, and trading secrets like currency, serving queens from Anne Boleyn to Anne of Cleves to Katheryn […]
