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Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest are changing the way consumers make purchasing decisions . . .

Smart Change explores the psychological mechanisms that form and maintain habits in individuals and groups and offers real, accessible and actionable advice for changing habits.

Simon Head argues that these systems have come to trump human expertise, dictating the goals and strategies of a wide array of businesses, and de-skilling the jobs of middle class workers in the pr

Tom Asacker, author of Sandbox Wisdom and A Clear Eye for Branding, pulls back the curtain on the workings of the mind and reveals the hidden logic to motivating behavior, both in ourselves and in

This can-do guide brings together little things listeners can do that will positively impact their daily life and overall happiness.

When she asks Jack Holland to be her escort to her ex-fianc�e's wedding and they end up in bed together, Emmaline Neal dismisses it as a one-night stand, but Jack is determined to c

When Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address, he realized that the Civil War had taken on a wider significance- that in Europe and Latin America people were watching to see whether the dem

My Struggle: Book One introduces American readers to the audacious, addictive, and profoundly surprising international literary sensation that is the provocative and brilliant six-volume autobiogra

Set in Lough Glass, Ireland, The Glass Lake is an incandescent novel of family love, belonging, and secrets that flourish in the human heart.

Erik Larson is a regular contributor to national magazines including Time, The Atlantic, and Harper's.

Retired Alabama school teacher Patricia Anne thinks her older sister, flamboyant Mary Alice, has lost her cotton-pickin' mind.

Patricia Anne and Mary Alice are '60-something' twin sisters who, after years of sibling rivalry, have discovered a mutual interest in folk art.

Murder Runs in the Family finds two feisty 60-something sisters doing a little amateur sleuthing into the death of a visiting genealogist.

Sixty-something sisters Mary Alice and Patricia Anne head to Florida to relax at a beachfront condo.

In Murder Gets a Life, middle-aged sisters Mary Alice and Patricia Ann are sleuthing their way through a mystery that is hotter than Alabama in August.