Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass R Sunstein Imagine that two doctors in the same city give different diagnoses to identical patients—or that two judges in the same courthouse give markedly different...

Delphine De ViganOnly a teenager when Delphine was born, Lucile raised two daughters largely alone. She was a former child model from a Bohemian family, younger and more glamorous than...

Dr Jacob L Freedman A Psychiatrist's Candid Stories of Hope and Healing Real people, real problems. A newlywed’s bizarre stringencies are worrying his kallah. A bachur must pursue treatment, but...

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Simon ParkeIn 'One Minute Mindfulness', Simon Parke uses stories and simple thoughts to help us see through clear eyes how we can return to the present moment and remain there

Phil Hewitt An exploration of the transformative power of running--and it can be the key to unlocking resilience we never knew we had. With a foreword by Dean Karnazes.Outrunning the...

Gail SheehyAt last, this is your story. You'll recognize yourself, your friends, and your loves. You'll see how to use each life crisis as an opportunity for creative change --...

Judith Warner An exploration of the world of modern motherhood describes the author's early parenting experiences in Paris and how they contrasted with anxiety-marked parenting expectations in the United States,...

Jesse Bering We may not want to admit it, but as the award-winning columnist and psychologist Jesse Bering reveals in Perv, there is a spectrum of perversion along which we all...

Dirk WittenbornFrom the author of Fierce People comes a blistering, haunting, aching novel about what you do when the unthinkable happens - and when the memory of it refuses to...

David Keirsey Phenomenon: Keirsey and Bates's Please Understand Me, first published in 1978, sold nearly 2 million copies in its first 20 years, becoming a perennial best seller all over...

Tyler McNamer Welcome to the world of Tyler McNamer, author of Population: One: Autism, Adversity and the Will to Succeed. Tyler named his book Population: One because he lives in his own world where...