Retracing an Explorer’s Quest is Neither Romance Nor Picnic
A writer, guide and military veteran looks at an 18th-century search for the Northwest Passage.
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Mamrie Hart’s Stardust Memories become her Memoirs
Comedian, actress, dancer, and internet personality Mamrie Hart details her hilarious antics.
Self-Help for Convo: THE ART OF CIVILIZED CONVERSATION
Will this book help me fulfill a resolution or make me tongue-tied?
TASTE OF EMPIRE: Brilliant Thesis with A Lot of Information
One small island-nation becomes an empire and affects the world’s diet, economy, and more.
Brilliant Man! THE RIVER OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Sometimes popular non-fiction with science may be a great book, with excellent narration, but science can be hard to follow in an audio format.
When Facts Don’t Matter are Ethics Important? WIN BIGLY by Scott Adams
Dilbert creator Scott Adams lauds President Trump as a master persuader and tells you how to use President Trump’s methods to “Win Bigly.”
MIDNIGHT CONFESSIONS Deserves Five Hail Marys
Stephen Colbert performs the Midnight Confessions portion of his TV show.
The Queen is a Footnote in BECOMING QUEEN VICTORIA
How did Queen Victoria get to be the Queen of England and Empress of the United Kingdom?
Please Pass the Salt: TABLE MANNERS
With his years in the dining and hospitality industry, Tower offers an instructive guide to dining and entertainment etiquette.
A MILLION YEARS IN A DAY: Like Having a Funny Brother Explain History
Having your younger brother relate the history of the world throughout the day!
Stephanie Coontz’s Marriage, A History: What Tradition?
Love and Marriage: Do they go together like a horse and carriage? Stephanie Coontz examines the history of marriage from paleolithic times to now.
WHY NOT ME: Rambling Tale
Mindy Kaling reveals more of her personality and the people she meets in the course of her life and career.
THE ART OF THE ENGLISH MURDER: Who’s Who in Who-Done-Its
Brilliant, British TV host, curator and historian Lucy Worsley, Ph.D. writes about our favorite “who done its,” the British Murder mystery. It seems like they have their roots in, well, actual murder.
