Book Reviews

The breakdown of marriage and the American family has troubled our nation for many decades.  Marriage is challenging, especially when so few people have the tools to make it work. Studies show, few couples receive pre-marital counseling. Massive numbers of people don’t have positive examples of healthy family life, too. Accordingly, divorce rates remain high and […]

Don’t waste your money on the book, read this review instead. Warren Farrell and John Grey are dated and quintessential out of touch elitist, but their book, The Boy Crisis, promotes some relevant research and helpful ideas. As to the research, they come out of the gate swinging – and their research assistants are not only

“Who is John Gault?” That’s just one of the questions asked and answered by Ayn Rand’s novel Atlas Shrugged. The others are these: What drives the motor of the world? What if the people who propel the world forward – the capitalist, creators, inventors, artist, and others – go on strike? What happens when the government

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

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

“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