In his book "Leadership," renowned diplomat and statesman Henry Kissinger delves into the strategies and lives of six influential figures of the twentieth century, crafting a unifying theory of leadership and diplomacy. Kissinger's insightful analysis presents a captivating blend of history and politics, offering readers a profound understanding of the art of leadership.

Hollywood star Evelyn Hugo, known for her seclusion and age, wants to reveal the truth about her glamorous life.
Surprisingly, she chooses little-known magazine reporter Monique Grant for the job, which astonishes Monique. Monique's life isn't going well; her husband left her, and her career is stagnant.
Despite the mystery of why Evelyn picked her, Monique is determined to use this chance to kickstart her career.

Donna Everhart, the award-winning author, combines elements from "Where the Crawdads Sing" and "The Four Winds" in her new novel.
The story is set in the American South during the Great Depression, specifically in turpentine camps and pine forests. The novel revolves around friendship, survival, and the lives of three wanderers.
The setting is unique and captures the challenges of the era.
The main character, Rae Lynn Cobb, works in the pine forests of North Carolina, extracting sap for turpentine.

The author known for "The Second Mrs. Astor" has a captivating new book that's great for fans of "The Gilded Age" TV show and readers of Marie Benedict, Karen Harper, and Allison Pataki. This historical fiction novel is inspired by the true story of Arabella Huntington, a woman known for her beauty, business skills, determination, and defiance of societal norms in the 1800s.

If you liked the book "Where the Crawdads Sing" set in 1960s North Carolina, you'll enjoy "The Moonshiner's Daughter" by Donna Everhart. It's a Southern coming-of-age story with superb storytelling. The story takes place in 1960 in North Carolina and feels real and gritty.
It's about a sixteen-year-old girl named Jessie Sasser who is determined to escape her family's history.

The story is set in Appalachia and the Midwest in the early 1900s.
It's about a tough farm family facing challenges, led by a strong heroine.
Albertina "Bertie" Winslow, 15, learns many skills from her mother Polly on their Kentucky farm. When Polly gets sick and dies, Bertie has to take care of her younger siblings and their unreliable father.
Bertie struggles to keep the family together, especially dealing with her stubborn 9-year-old sister Dacia.

"Loop" is a unique love story where the narrator, akin to Penelope, shares her musings while waiting for her boyfriend's return from Spain after his mother's passing. The journal-style narrative blends humor and introspection, introducing quirky characters and exploring themes of absence, identity, and life's scales. Set in Mexico City, the book offers a contemporary perspective on relationships and the meaning of writing.

10 tips to happiness final with audio via @YouTube Embracing Bliss: 10 Daily Habits for a Radiantly Happy Life

Greet Each Day with a Smile: Start your mornings with a grin that whispers, "I'm ready 4 whatever comes my way," even if bed hair joins party Dance into Delight: Turn your kitchen into a disco, dancing as you make coffee, embracing every sip as a step toward a day filled with unexpected joy.

Conversations with Nature: Engage in heartfelt talks with your leafy companions, finding solace in nature's tranquil beauty.

Un Happiness Jam. via @YouTube Let’s face it: seventy-five percent of working Americans are as fulfilled as a plant in a desert.