It's Perfectly Normal

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Shidifen Bosite, Ji'er Naimake zhu

Psychologists and medical researchers no longer believe that greed is good. In fact, numerous recent studies show that acts of loving, altruistic behavior lead to health, happiness, and even a longer life. Dr. Stephen Post has devoted much of his adult life to scientific research that connects being good and doing well. This book focuses on ways that readers can translate their positive impulses into giving acts that create radiating gifts of being. In Why Good Things Happen to Good People, Post discusses beneficial concepts including celebration, loyalty, humor, creativity, confrontation/courage, forgiveness, respect, and helping the next generation.

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Steve Parker

Looks at human muscles, including how they work, what they do, how they can change in response to training, and how to maintain healthy and strong muscles.

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J P Sears

"In case you haven't noticed, the New Age has become the Old Age. But don't recycle your crystals just yet! His Enlightedness JP Sears is ushering in the Newer Age, blinding us with the dawn-like brilliance that is Ultra Spirituality. [This book] presents expert-level master training in competitive spirituality, dreaming up your awakening, mindfullessness, merciless meditation, how to be critically nonjudgemental, and more than we can fit on this back cover." --

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Lee Cardwell

"Approximately six million people have some form of dementia in North America, and they each have an average of five care partners. This number is growing each year and will continue to grow until a cure is found. There are books that are very clinical and books that are fictional, but 'Dementia in the Family' provides clinical information in lay terms within a true story of how dementia affects not just the person with the disease, but everyone around them. The author's gentle humor offers the reader moments of lightness in what could be a very dark read. Anyone can read and learn from this warm, practical, and all-encompassing book on dementia."--