The Science of Getting Rich for Women: Your Secret Path to Millions

So far, women have lost $800 billion in the pandemic. For decades, if not centuries, women have earned 75 cents to the dollar of their male counterparts, with an even bigger gap for women of color. The Science of Getting Rich for Women aims to be an antidote to this global financial gap and a catalyst for women's financial freedom and empowerment.Author Sara Connell shares the exact journey she took to go from struggling to make $20,000 a year as a writer and coach to making over $1,000,000 in one year as an author, speaker, and coach. She shares the step-by-step process she has used with 1000s of mothers, writers, coaches, leaders, and entrepreneurs to create impact and income through work that they love, using their mission, their stories, and their talents. You'll also read the stories of 25 women who started without investors, capital-or in many cases, anyone believing in them-and became millionaires. By the end of this book, you will have a toolkit to create millions, while changing lives and having a positive impact on our planet.

Business & Money

Sara Connell

Business Culture

Muse Literary

THIS BOOK IS YOUR MAP FOR NAVIGATING THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS MAZE!\nFrustrated or overwhelmed by the college admissions process? Imagine how confusing it may be for your college-bound teen.\nIt's important for your maturing high-schooler to be in the driver's seat of applying to and choosing the right school. But, how can you support and guide your teen without taking over?\nThis book explains each step in the process and provides clear, concise tips on what your student should be doing, when they should be doing it, and why each step is so important.\nFind quick-reference guidance on building and balancing the college list, making campus visits, requesting letters of recommendation, and weighing the options of standardized testing. Discover strategies such as "demonstrating interest" and why that's critical at some colleges. Learn how financial aid works so you can calculate college costs before your student applies. This lets you maximize need-based or merit-based financial aid to avoid the crushing debt that weighs so heavily on many college graduates and their parents. Trade in the strife, nagging, and conflict of the college applications process for a positive, collaborative experience with your soon-to-be-launched college freshman.\nA successful college application journey is possible when you follow the simple steps found in this essential guidebook!

College Admissions: The Essential Guide for Busy Parents

Test Preparation

Beth Pickett

College & High School

Praesidium (Shadows in the Wind)

Review\nReviewed by: Maria Victoria Beltran 
Review Rating: 5 Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review! 
Praesidium (Shadows in the Wind) by McKinley Aspen is the first installment in an action-packed adventure series. The story unravels in 1969 when as a little girl Kathryn was about to celebrate her birthday, which was also the day when her dad disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Now in her last year in college, studying business administration with a minor in marketing, she attends a job fair hoping to find work with a team that will accept her for who she is. She meets a tall, slender man, who surprisingly offers her unusual but tempting employment. The job is to be part of a four-member team for special projects based in New York. Awaiting her is a world of mystery, murder, and magic where her past will catch up with her.\nIt's easy to get wrapped up in McKinley Aspen's Praesidium (Shadows in the Wind). The first chapter immediately creates a feeling of suspense with a hint that things may not be as they seem. The main protagonists are interesting and well developed as they embark on an adventure into the unknown and face danger and excitement. I liked the pacing of the storyline as it determines the mood and gives the reader time to connect to the characters and the events occurring around them. You can also expect surprises along the way just when you think you have already figured out the plot. This is a detective story with a healthy amount of magic and mystery, and it is an engaging read.\nReviewed by: K.C. Finn 
Review Rating: 5 Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review! 
Praesidium is a work of fiction in the adventure subgenre and serves as the opening installment of the Shadows in the Wind series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author McKinley Aspen. The book follows college graduate Kathryn Bek as she takes an intelligence job in New York which quickly reveals itself to be something above and beyond her expectations. Thrown into a complex web of intrigue and magic, Kathryn finds herself on a globe-trotting adventure to save the world from the sinister plotting of the Paolucci crime family in a mission that will force her to confront her own murky past in order to save the future.\nThe characters and story of this book waste no time whatsoever in sinking their hooks deep into readers and keeping them on the edge of their seats as Kathryn delves deeper and deeper into the dangerous and fantastical world that awaits her. Author McKinley Aspen is a deft and clever storyteller, constantly finding new twists and turns to keep the narrative fresh with page after page as the lore designed reveals itself to character and reader alike. I was impressed by how narratively complete the events of the book were, telling a full and satisfying story whilst effectively setting the stage for a larger series to follow. Overall, Praesidium is an excellent adventure that creates a colorful cast of characters and pits them against a deep conspiracy in a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat right from the word go. I'm excited for the future of the series and I cannot recommend this book enough.\nReviewed by: Pikasho Deka 
Review Rating: 4 Stars 
Praesidium is the first book of the Shadows in the Wind Series by McKinley Aspen. Barely out of college, Kathryn Bek finds herself hired by a man named Raphael Landy, senior manager at HGS -- a supernatural agency that is duty-bound to help people all over the world. Kathryn is assigned to a new team whose first mission is to investigate a dangerous human trafficking ring, much to the chagrin of her boyfriend, Scott Weston. As Kathryn and her team members embark on further quests, she begins to master her healing powers and learns of her father's legacy at HGS. Meanwhile, Scott discovers powers of his own and joins the organization. But now, Kathryn will soon learn the sacrifices needed to save the world while a familiar face from the p

Literature & Fiction

Aspen, McKinley

History & Criticism

Ghost House is a short story collection where the madwomen are out of the attic and roaming the streets of Chicago, New York City and Prague. This series of "modern feminist ghost stories" explores the line between magic and reality and all the ways women can be haunted, and redeemed.

Ghost House

Connell, Sara

Genre Fiction

Because of the Night

Icky is a quirky girl with humorous ADHD impulses. Fully convinced she's mismatched with her complicated family, and willing to risk everything to prove it, she embarks on a one-night adventure on a magical boat. It all starts one fall evening when Icky loses an unwinnable fight with her brainiac twin brother. Even if she uses her self-taught coping routine to tune-out, detach, and move on, it's simply no match for the gazillions of thoughts that jam in the middle of her throat. As this ball of words unclogs in a huge explosion, it can't be contained any longer... "Shut the front door-I must be in the wrong family!" Feeling invincible, the girl carries a pillow, a hastily packed doll case, and a clear decision-she must leave on a quest to find her true family. But this will be no ordinary night. After meeting a mysterious Old Lady who appears on a magical boat, the girl is assured: "If you still believe you're in the wrong family come morning, you'll be whisked away to another one-forever." Icky has one night to decide her fate. Will this simple promise solve her dilemma, or is it an eerie warning of things to come?

Science Fiction & Fantasy

L‘Hommedieu, Rue

Fantasy

Teen & Young Adult

Trust Your Intuition: A Guide to Living Your Authentic Life

Review\nReviewed by: K.C. Finn 
Review Rating: 5 Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review! 
Trust Your Intuition: Shift Your Perspective is a work of non-fiction in the new age and motivational writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by Robin Pollak. As its title suggests, this is a work that focuses on new age techniques for looking beyond the mere objective facts of any situation, but also connecting them with our intuition and the energies around us which we can feel every day if we are receptive to them. Packed with anecdotes from the author's own life, Pollak explains how to reimagine ourselves more freely and trust ourselves wholly.\nAuthenticity can be a buzzword these days, but authors like Robin Pollak get what it means to be authentic and to live your truth every day. No matter what your belief system was when going into this book, there's much to learn about trusting yourself and how you perceive and interpret the world. This can then be utilized to build a better life where you make more contented choices that align with your heart's desires rather than the worldly expectations of you. The narrative style speaks volumes of the author's inner wisdom and warmth, and the reading experience feels as if a dear friend is telling you their inspiring story of self-discovery. I also felt that there was a clear logic to the work which builds on its ideas and complexity, easing readers in gently and later intensifying the message to make it even more motivating. I would recommend Trust Your Intuition to readers seeking self-assurance and guidance at pressured times in their lives.\nReviewed by: Pikasho Deka 
Review Rating: 5 Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review! 
When something doesn't feel right, it just isn't, and when something does, you know it. Robin Pollak's Trust Your Intuition is a self-help guide to assist readers in learning to trust their innate wisdom. We all have intuition but quite often harbor doubts and refuse to back ourselves. According to Robin, we need to nurture the part that allows us to have trust and faith and recognize our value and worth. Tap into your intuitive wisdom and couple it with what you've learned from books or lectures to live a life of fulfillment. At the end of each chapter, there are supporting affirmations and inspirational quotes that highlight the topics discussed. Using personal anecdotes and real-life stories, the author offers creative ways to achieve stillness within yourself and allow your intuition to flourish.\nTrust Your Intuition is an illuminating book that sheds light on how people can use their inherent gifts and merge them with aspects of what they have learned from experience and by-the-book learning to live an authentic life they can be proud of. Robin Pollak's smooth writing style makes the narrative sail past without any hurdles, and you find yourself immersed in the content from the outset. The narrative is accessible and engaging to read. What I liked most about the book was that you don't have to do something extraordinary to apply the tools and insights that the author shares, just bring a slight shift into your perspective of how you approach life. Highly recommended.\nReviewed by: Essien Asian 
Review Rating: 5 Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review! 
My father used to say that if you don't follow advice, you end up paying for the experience. Needless to say, there was quite a lot of payment from me over the years but there was nothing in that saying about listening to your gut. There are those times when you are determined to go one way but that little voice at the back of your head keeps telling you that you should do the opposite. Many times that little voice called your intuition is right but what happens when you lack the courage to listen and act? Robin Pollak uses a series of events that happened to her and shaped the individual she became to explain the importance of listening to logic fro

Pollak, Robin

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