From self-help to moving memoirs, we have great titles to add to your “To Be Read” stack this month!

1. CLAIM YOUR SWAGGER BY JENNIFER MROZEK SUKALO

Jennifer Mrozek Sukalo is a Performance Coach and Well-Being Expert; she is a C-suite influential voice, with work in Fast Company and Livestrong. In Claim Your SWAGGER, Sukalo helps readers discard self-limiting beliefs and enables them to move beyond surviving life so they may instead follow their passions and greater purpose. Having worked with cancer survivors and over 50,000 leaders at multinational companies, Jennifer delivers actionable ways to start thriving after any sort of trauma or burnout.

Read more about author Jennifer Mrozek Sukalo. Order Claim Your SWAGGER via Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

2. C TRAIN BY THE CIRCLE TALES

C Train is a STEAM-based series and the first from the creative environmental and education company, The Circle Tales. This debut picture book for children ages 4-8 delightfully tells the tale of how a New York City subway train finds a new home thanks to an old friend. Created by environmentalist Brigette P. Allen, written by Meredith Rusu (author of There’s a Yeti in my Tummy, Anna, Elsa, and the Enchanting Holiday, Silenzio, Bruno!, and The DATA Set and written for many popular licenses including LEGO, Disney/Pixar, Peppa Pig, and Star Wars) and illustrated by Ángela Atuesta. C Train is a whimsical, engaging and beautifully illustrated picture book about a New York City subway train that finds a new purpose.

Read more about creator Brigette P. Allen. Order C Train via Amazon.

3. ROBERT’S STORY BY STEPHEN G. MICHAUD

Best-selling investigative true crime journalist reveals a fascinating look inside one of South Texas’ most private ranching royal families. Tired, disoriented and confused, Robert Claude East, the aged patrón of a vast Texas cattle ranch, was no match for the wolves when they arrived. Gradually, they took over the old man’s life and isolated him on his remote ranch—hundreds of thousands of acres on which his family had raised cattle for more than a century. Surrounded by those he unwisely trusted, including his ranch foreman, who kept the East family in the dark as he conspired to repurpose the huge estate to his and others’ own ends, Robert was ignorant of the plotting, and helpless against indifference and neglect. The once proud cowboy wasted away to death in a case where no criminal charges were ever filed.

Read more about author Stephen G. Michaud. Order Robert’s Story via Amazon.

4. THE RESURRECTIONIST BY PAUL T. SCHEURING

How far would you go to save someone you love? That is the question facing two men – one a doctor, the other a grave robber – as their lives collide against the backdrop of 19th century London. The Resurrectionist is the second novel by author Paul Scheuring, who has been a working writer, director, and producer for Hollywood since 1999. He has written numerous projects for film and TV, including FOX’s popular Prison Break, A Man Apart starring Vin Diesel, and Den of Thieves.

Read more about author Paul T. Scheuring. Order The Resurrectionist via Amazon.

5. EVERY OTHER WEEKEND BY ANTHONY J. MOHR

Anthony’s father, Gerald Mohr, is a well-known radio actor before slipping to the Hollywood B-list thanks to the advent of television. Accepting the lead in a dying Swedish TV series, he falls for the script girl and divorces Mohr’s mother, who goes on to meet and marry credit card industry pioneer Stanley Dashew. As his stepfather’s career rises and his biological father’s eases downward, Anthony tries to find his place. One weekend he’s sailing on his stepfather’s fifty-eight-foot catamaran; the next, his Swedish stepmother tells him that they’re poor. Coming of age in a time when divorce is rare and viewed as shocking, Anthony lives at the edges of what others regard as a dream world, a place where reality and fantasy blend, maps lead to the homes of the stars, and obstacles abound.

Read more about author Anthony J. Mohr. Order Every Other Weekend: Coming of Age with Two Different Dads via Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Bookshop.org.

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