Frank Cipolla is the author of “It Shocked Even Us!”—a look behind the scenes at all the funny stories from his 30 years of covering news in the New York Metropolitan area and working with TV and radio personalities like Don Imus, Howard Stern, Alan Colmes, Rolland Smith, Doctor Frank Field, and many more.

Becoming is the memoir of Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States, in which she shares her journey from her childhood in the South Side of Chicago to her years living at the most famous address in the world. Through her narrative, she explores themes of identity, gender equality, and the vital role women play in shaping society.

G. M. Saint-Cyr celebrates the contributions and achievements of over 200 inspiring women throughout history. This book highlights the diverse fields these women come from—Arts, Inventions and Discoveries, Humanities, and Sciences—and how they have been progressive role models and advocates for women, human rights, and equality.

Duckworth delves into the concept of grit, emphasizing the role of passion and perseverance in achieving long-term goals. She explores how grit surpasses innate talent and intelligence in predicting success, highlighting the importance of sustained effort and resilience.

Description: Dweck explores the concept of mindset and its impact on success. The book contrasts the fixed mindset, which views abilities as innate, with the growth mindset that sees potential for development.

“Atomic Habits” delves into the science of habit formation, emphasizing the power of small changes to yield remarkable results. Clear explores the compounding effect of habits on personal and professional success.