The Conservative Book Society

Mary Norton retells the story of American independence by focusing on the year that made it all happen. Paul Revere’s ride, Bunker Hill, the Declaration of Independence, George Washington, Valley Forge, and all the rest never would have happened if it were not for the sparks created during the year 1774. At least that’s the […]

Fedarko delivers a wild story in the heart of the Grand Canyon Some stories edify both the mind and soul. This is one of those books and it’s known from the opening:  “On any given evening in summer, but most notably in late June, there comes a moment just after the sun has disappeared behind

Dr. Leonard Sax writes a timely book about boys and how to help them thrive. Young women across our nation are asking the same question many parents and older generations are asking: Where have all the men gone?  There are still plenty of quality men around; however, it’s obvious from a survey of our surroundings

Michael Shellenberger Takes on Environmental Extremism What do whales, elephants, and tortoises have in common? “Greedy” capitalists helped save them all from extinction. That’s the contention of Michael Shellenberger, as he attempts to set the record straight and reveal the true science behind climate change.  We are told, the world is on fire and sea

“He who would understand the meaning of America will find it in the life of Abraham Lincoln.” – President Ronald Reagan  During uncertain days, it helps to read about certain men. Reynold’s cultural biography describes Abraham Lincoln as the frontiersman, showman, jokester, rail-splitter, lawyer, thinker, statesman, and ultimate centralist. Abe describes a tough, rugged Lincoln