Nonfiction

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"If uncovering the truth is the greatest challenge of nonfiction writing, it is also the greatest reward."
- Candice Millard

Nonfiction books offer readers a window into real events, people, and ideas, grounding their narratives in fact and lived experience. They span a wide range of genres—biography, history, science, self-help, journalism—each aiming to inform, explain, or illuminate some aspect of the world. By combining research, analysis, and clear storytelling, nonfiction can deepen understanding, challenge assumptions, and provide practical knowledge that helps readers navigate their lives. Whether driven by curiosity or a desire for personal growth, readers turn to nonfiction for insights that expand their awareness of how the world works and why it matters.

Featured Book

Micro Activism - How You Can Make a Difference in the World (Without a Bullhorn)

by, Omkari L. Williams

This book celebrates the power of small actions that cumulatively add up to a large contribution. It reminds us that everyone can be an activist, even if they feel they don't have much to offer.

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My Top 6 Favorite Books About Money

Money Money Money!! I’ve heard it said that money makes the world go 'round. I’m not entirely sure about that, but it definitely does make our minds run around in circles sometimes doesn’t it? We’d all love to have more of it, but the pursuit of money can be draining, and even damaging to our relationships and health. No amount of money can buy happiness, but it can buy comfort and experiences, and the lack of money can definitely cause stress.

Laura Wakefield

Book Cover: You Are Not A Rock by, Mark Freeman

Review: "You Are Not a Rock" by, Mark Freeman

Rocks do not have feelings. But, humans definitely do, and that’s ok. That’s the basic premise for this intriguing book about mental health. Mark Freeman is not a licensed therapist. It's important to understand that when evaluating the advice he proposes. He’s more of a mental fitness coach, giving practical tips on how to navigate a healthy path based on his personal experience. He candidly shares the negative effects that OCD and anxiety had on his own daily life and relat

Laura Wakefield

Book Cover Millionaire Success Habits by Dean graziosi

Review: "Millionaire Success Habits" By Dean Graziosi

The truest thing I gathered from the book was the reminder that happiness is the ultimate creator of success, rather than the other way around. I loved that in a book about increasing wealth he took the time to speak at length about focusing on creating happiness first and foremost.

Laura Wakefield

Book Cover What Struggle brings by Kevin Faulkner

Review: "What Struggle Brings" by, Kevin Faulkner

This book is special to me personally, because it was written by someone I love dearly - my son Kevin. I walked much of this journey with him. From the painful life experiences that led to "The Dark" section, all the way through to the joy of "The Light." I've seen him grow as an artist and as a man along the way, and it's been so exciting to see this book come to fruition.

Laura Wakefield