Authors
Staci Schwartz — children’s book author and bullying prevention activist, former geriatric physiatrist, wife, mom
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Fiona Simon went “Gambling on Granola” and found unexpected gifts on the path of entrepreneurship
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Author Dawn Tripp has “Georgia” O’Keefe on her mind — and after reading this beautiful tribute, you will, too!
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In “We Were the Lucky Ones,” author Georgia Hunter delivers an epic tale inspired by her Polish ancestors who survived the Holocaust
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Rebecca Serle’s “The Dinner List” will touch your heart and encourage you to create a list of your own
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Learn how writing “Jessica & Rescue” helped save Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jessica Kensky
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“Female novelists have captured the literary zeitgeist, with more buzz, prizes, and bestsellers than men”
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Bestselling author Jodi Picoult is ranked in “Top 10” of Princeton’s 25 most influential living alumni
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A Story for All Generations: “Lily’s Promise — Holding On to Hope Through Auschwitz and Beyond”
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Author Piper Huguley introduces us to some of America’s most beloved African American Christian characters that history forgot
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Attachment theories + loving relationships: Elizabeth Gillette, LCSW, explains how to best connect
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Discover to live your best with “Mana Gardening,” with the help of biomedical scientist and author Dr. Michelle Shine
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Financial planner Cameron Huddleston teaches us to gracefully have the tough talk in “Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk: How to Have Essential Conversations With Your Parents About Their Finances”
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From “Perfect” Wife to an Untethered Life, learn why author Kara Kihm penned “Discovering My Wings”
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Bestselling Author Caroline Leavitt shares the evolution of her career in the 10 years since she published, “Pictures of You”
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Getting divorced and struggling with what to do with your assets? You need to know Lili A. Vasileff, CFP®, author, “Money & Divorce”
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Hasta La Vista, Baby: It’s time to say goodbye to 2020 — with grace, love, and a whole lot of humor
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Your What’s Next Journal: November 2021 — What’s Next in Marketing: Kelly McDermott, author “Did I Say That Out Loud?”
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Embrace the Power of Positivity: 52 Women + 52 Weeks of Affirmations to Help You Live the Life of your Dreams
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What’s Next for Small Business? Author Lyndsey Clutteur DePalma explains in her newest book, “Ready: What to Expect When Starting a Business”
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Children’s Author of “The Dork Diaries,” Rachel Renee Russell Teaches Girls to Journal: Who’s a Dork?
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Author Eileen Curtis takes us on a global adventure with her newest book, “Roam: Mindful Adventuring Across the Globe”
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Nilima Bhat teaches us about “Shakti Leadership: Embracing Feminine and Masculine Power in Business”
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Vanessa Diffenbaugh’s “Language of Flowers,” is a beautiful, heartbreaking, coming-of-age tale about the foster care system
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NYTimes Bestselling Author Barbara Shapiro, author, “The Art Forger,” a twisty tale of the largest unsolved art theft in history
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Adriana Trigiani Goes Epic With “The Shoemaker’s Wife” — the story of her grandparents that she couldn’t help but tell
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PEN/Faulkner Prize winner Julie Otsuka gives us a bittersweet glimpse into the internment of a Japanese-American family during World War II
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