Books reviewed in March 2020

by David Howarth
The extraordinary true story of Jan Baalsrud, a Norwegian commando who survived alone in the Arctic wilderness for months after a failed sabotage mission during World War II.

by Loretta Nyhan
When Ally discovers her husband has been leading a double life with another family, she must navigate the complex emotions of betrayal while determining what family really means.

by Dean Graziosi
Dean Graziosi argues that being an underdog is actually an advantage in achieving success, providing strategies for leveraging disadvantages and turning obstacles into opportunities.

by Alyson Noel
After her sister Zoe is murdered, Echo struggles with grief and family secrets while trying to understand who her sister really was and what led to her death.

by Brené Brown
Brené Brown explores the process of getting back up after failure, heartbreak, and disappointment, providing a research-based approach to resilience and emotional recovery.

by Brené Brown
Brené Brown explores true belonging and the courage to stand alone, examining how we can maintain our authenticity and values even when it means standing apart from groups or popular opinion.
6 books reviewed in March 2020