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  • Callings: Finding and Following an Authentic Life
    A guide to asking and answering fundamental questions
    After one of my talks or training sessions, people often confide that they are seeking a different path in their lives with regard to work or lifestyle. I’ve read a number of great books on how to determine what one’s life work or purpose might be. This book is one of the best.
  • When You Are Engulfed in Flames
    Essays sure to make you smile
    Add this one to your list of funny and insightful books. As always, Sedaris is ready to make you laugh until you cry with his wry observations about life. He leaves no experience unexamined—everything from his quest to quit smoking to feeding the spiders in his living room.
  • Runner
    A fast-paced cat-and-mouse game
    Jane McKinnon, the lovely wife of Dr. Carey McKinnon, is helping to host a fund-raiser to remodel the surgical wing of the hospital where Carey has his practice as a surgeon. Tall and slender, Jane is a quiet, part Native American woman who prefers to always be in the background—and with good reason.
  • The 29% Solution: 52 Weekly Networking Success Strategies
    Tips that are short, to the point—and proven
    Ivan Misner is one of the world’s most successful networkers. He founded Business Network International in 1985. BNI is now the largest networking group in the world, with thousands of chapters on every continent.
  • Made in the U.S.A.
    Unforgettable characters
    Author Billie Letts tells the story of 15-year-old Lutie and her brother, 11-year-old Fate, two kids whose mother is dead and whose father left them for the bright lights of Las Vegas.
  • Dreamers of the Day
    From the author of Children of God
    Agnes Shanklin will tell you, “My little story has become your history. You won’t really understand your times until you understand mine.” Born in the late 1800s, Agnes saw dramatic changes in the early years of the 20th century.
  • People of the Book
    A work of fiction built around a very real treasure
    The Sarajevo Haggadah is an illuminated manuscript created in 14th-century Spain. Containing the traditional text of the Passover, it is among the oldest Sephardic Haggadahs in the world. It came to be in Bosnia by the end of the 15th century with Jews exiled from Spain in 1492.
  • Loving Frank
    When divorce was a scandal
    Mamah Cheney was a well-educated woman who supported women’s suffrage, was married to a man who adored but bored her, and had two small children. Mamah and her husband hired Wright to build a house in Chicago. . . .
  • The End of the Alphabet
    Winner of the Commonwealth Prize for Best First Book
    This is a story of being faced with an age-old question: What would you do if you were told you had only a limited time to live?
  • Days of Drums
    An intriguing political thriller
    Holland Tylo is a Secret Service agent assigned to guard Senator Charles Westbourne at a top-level meeting with other political bigwigs. However, the evening takes a turn for the worse when the politician is brutally murdered.
  • Pig Candy: Taking My Father South, Taking My Father Home: A Memoir
    Humorous, candid, and moving
    Lise Funderburg’s Pig Candy is a heartbreakingly humorous and loving memoir of her father’s journey from his home in Monticello, Georgia, to the North, and then 50 years later, home again.
  • Out Stealing Horses
    One of the year’s best novels
    Trond Sander retired in northern Norway. From his cabin, he can see the forest and a nearby river-fed lake. One November night, he’s awakened by a neighbor shouting for his dog in the darkness. . . .
  • The Cold Moon: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel
    Twists and turns
    Lincoln Rhyme, a quadriplegic forensics expert, and partner Amelia Sachs, a police detective, are trying to solve the mystery of the Watchmaker, a murderer who leaves large, moon-faced clocks by his victims.
  • The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
    Cultural conflict makes this a compelling read
    This National Book Award Winner for 2007 is also one of the top ten best books for young adults in 2008, but don’t be put off: it’s also a good read for adults (as YA novels often are).
  • An Accidental American
    A labyrinthine tale of love, intrigue, and treachery
    The first in a series, An Accidental American is a satisfying page-turner that may keep you up at night. Another Carr thriller, The Prince of Bagram Prison, came out in paperback in March.


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