The Cost of Normal Review: Rethinking Life’s Financial Milestones
A candid exploration of how societal expectations around marriage, housing, and family can derail financial independence. Practical advice for a freer future.
Memoir & Biography reviews
Memoirs and life stories reviewed for honesty, craft and impact.
Secrets of the Winds Review: A Bold Geological Memoir
Johnny Tesone's visually rich book proposes fascinating links between ancient fossils and cosmic phenomena. A unique blend of memoir and hypothesis.
Retire With Peace of Mind Review: A must-read for women executives
Michael Ginsberg's 'Retire With Peace of Mind' offers practical retirement income strategies for women executives. It addresses unique challenges like longer lifespans and late-in-life divorce.
Mucho Más Que Dinero Review: Wealth Built on Purpose and Legacy
Bryan Ovalles connects financial success with leadership and personal growth. This book offers five principles for building lasting wealth with purpose.
Country Bob: Dylan and Country Music Review: Tracing Dylan’s Country Roots
Don Cusic's latest book reveals how country music shaped Bob Dylan's six-decade career. A must-read for fans of both artists.
My Life on Air Review: Six Decades of Broadcasting Heart
A warm, detail-rich memoir from a broadcaster whose six-decade career spans gospel radio, aviation, and faith-filled service.
Helping Hands Review: A Father’s Grief Becomes a Lifelong Mission
Don Schlesselman turns the loss of his son into decades of work for Tanzanian children. Quiet, moving, and never maudlin.
No Reason to Cry Review: A Freestyle Icon’s Healing Story
Judy Torres traces her path from the Bronx to freestyle stardom in a candid memoir about trauma, resilience, and self-worth.
Dating Back to Love Review: A Candid Map Back to Self and Love
A memoir-meets-dating-guide chronicling 61 app dates after a 12-year marriage ended. Honest, funny, and unexpectedly moving.
Infinite Grace Review: A Mother’s 34-Year Lesson in Love
A Plano mother blends 34 years of raising a non-speaking son with cerebral palsy into a moving, practical memoir on care.
Soldiers Cook Review: A Memoir That Serves Up Real Resilience
A retired master sergeant turns nearly three decades of service into a memoir about food, leadership, and holding a unit together.