The New Plant Parent’s Guide is couples therapy for you and your photosynthesizing friends. This refreshingly honest handbook cuts through the gardening mumbo jumbo, delivering what plant parents actually need: real talk about why your plants are throwing tantrums , clear explanations of what “bright indirect light” really means ??, and full permission to name your monstera. $1.99 on Kindle.

Packed with exercises and challenges, Bend, Don’t Break helps professionals, leaders, and teams flex with change instead of snapping under it. Whether you’re leading through uncertainty, shifting roles, or simply trying to stay relevant, Matt A. West will help you meet the future with confidence, clarity, and purpose. $0.99 on Kindle.

Inclusionable uses the overlooked strategy of inclusive leadership to build team performance and boost business results. Learn it. Live it. $0.99 on Kindle.

Whether you’re a serious home gardener or a full-time farmer, A Growers Guide for Balancing Soils will help you expand your understanding of the science behind plant nutrition. It all starts with the soil, but, as you’ll read, just spreading compost and hoping for the best isn’t a strategy for success.

Drawing on 40 years of experience using the Albrecht philosophy of balancing soils, William McKibben will walk you through a data-driven, time-tested process that starts with soil analysis, but doesn’t stop there. Productive soil that has the right balance of bio-available minerals and maximizes crop production and quality is the goal, and McKibben outlines a common-sense approach for how to get there.

For example, readers will learn how to:build a more complete soil-health management system; balance pH consistently across your fields with mineral balancing; create more resilient crops by knowing how soil health affects disease and pest pressure; and convert raw testing data into real action.

For both organic and conventional farmers, A Growers Guide for Balancing Soils dives deep into how macro-nutrients such as carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium, calcium and sulfur — along with potassium and micronutrients (cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, nickel, and zinc) — affect the development of healthy crops. It’s a problem-solver’s handbook for building soil health. Free on Kindle.

Healthy soil is the foundation of healthy life—and A Soil Owner’s Manual is your essential guide to restoring it.In this revised and expanded second edition, soil scientist Jon Stika explains how the biology beneath our feet drives plant health, food quality, and ecosystem balance. Drawing on decades of field research and practical experience, Stika reveals how our current agricultural systems—focused on yields and inputs—have broken the natural functions of soil. He then provides clear, science-based steps for rebuilding that living system, whether you manage a backyard garden or a thousand-acre farm.

Through practical examples and accessible explanations, readers will learn: What healthy soil is designed to doHow soil biology supports plant nutrition and pest resistance. Why tillage, fertilizers, and chemical inputs often do more harm than good. How to manage land using natural principles that promote regeneration.

Foreword by Gabe Brown, a pioneer of regenerative agriculture, this book offers a hopeful, grounded vision of how restoring the soil can restore our health, communities, and planet.

If you care about food quality, farm profitability, or environmental resilience, this is the owner’s manual you’ve been missing. Free on Kindle.

The most readable booklet on water ever published. It gives the reasons for using distilled water for drinking and cooking. It reveals that you can consume some 450 pounds of inorganic minerals from some tap and well water in your lifetime. Learn what is really in your water and why it is important to your health and longevity. Distilled water is the answer to remove all impurities. Free on Kindle.

Pull away when things get too close, yet fear being alone? Avoidant attachment isn’t coldness, it’s a nervous system defense. This practical, trauma-informed workbook helps you gently lower emotional walls, feel safe with intimacy, and build real connection without losing your independence. Learn to open up, set boundaries, and connect from calm, not fear. $0.99 on Kindle.

With much thought and research, Dr. Karreman describes how cows can be treated for a wide variety of problems with plant-derived and biological medicines. Drawing upon veterinary treatments from before synthetic pharmaceuticals, and tempering them with modern knowledge and clinical experience, Dr. Karreman bridges the world of natural treatments with life in the barn in a rational and easy-to-understand way. In describing treatments for common dairy cow diseases, he covers practical aspects of biologics, botanical medicines, homeopathic remedies, acupuncture and conventional medicine. This book should serve as a useful reference for years to come. $9.99 on Kindle.

A practical guide to interpreting soil test results for farmers and other stewards of the earth wanting to understand what nutrients are available to plants and learn how to more effectively grow crops, turfgrass and other plants. This book, written by an experienced soil consultant, gives real-world advice about how to decipher the jungle of numbers found on soil and water test reports and shows how to comprehend what the numbers mean for your crop. McKibben gives clear, easy-to-understand information about how to choose the most appropriate testing protocol based on your specific soil type so you can develop an effective action plan and get the most out of your soil. Free on Kindle.

Charles Wilber tells his personal story of learning to work with nature, and his philosophy and approach to gardening. He reveals for the first time how he grows record-breaking tomatoes and produce of every variety. There’s no magic involved. Just a well thought out system that gives plants more than they could ever want, and makes it possible for them to reach their full potential. Wilber’s compost is the cornerstone along with a wide circumference around plants layered with compost, alfalfa meal and mulch. Valuable pruning and watering details are given, too, as well as a new way of looking at seeds. As you will learn, growing awesome tomatoes integrates every aspect of gardening that you can imagine. Free on Kindle.

The energies in fertilizers and in the cosmos do not often move needles, but they preside over crop production. As this books shows the reader, through learning to tap and use “life-force energy” it is possible to develop farming practices that are both high-quality and nondestructive to the environment. Since high sugar and mineral levels confer immunity against bacterial, insect and fungal crop destroyers, a complete BRIX chart on crops is included. Andersen’s chapters outline in detail the difference between deadly slow-kill agribusiness farming and farming as it should be. Free on Kindle.

Philosophy: The fine art of overthinking everything and solving (almost) nothing. Have you ever found yourself questioning the meaning of life while waiting for your coffee to brew? Have you spiralled into an existential crisis just trying to pick a Netflix show? Congratulations, you’re already thinking like a philosopher! In this laugh-out-loud yet surprisingly deep dive into philosophy, Hélder Fanha Martins takes you on a journey through the biggest, weirdest, and most frustratingly unanswerable questions in human history. From Socrates, the original troll (who questioned his way into a death sentence) to Nietzsche’s morning thoughts (“God is dead!”), this book unpacks the insights of the greatest thinkers while making sure you don’t get lost in an abyss of despair. With sharp wit, pop-culture references, and a touch of existential dread (don’t worry, it’s funny dread), What I Learned from Philosophy tackles truth, free will, happiness, morality, death, and whether we might all be living in a giant simulation. Whether you’re a philosophy nerd, a casual overthinker, or just someone who enjoys a good intellectual chuckle, this book will leave you entertained, enlightened, and, most importantly, armed with enough deep questions to ruin any dinner party. Read at your own risk. Side effects may include spontaneous scepticism, an urge to question reality, and an existential meltdown (the fun kind). $2.99 on Kindle.

The lights go out. The tap runs dry. Are you ready? This guide teaches you how to protect your family using what you already have. No bunkers. Just practical, real-world logistics for power outages and social unrest. Learn to build a 2-week food supply on a budget and cook without electricity. Free on Kindle.

If you are exhausted, foggy, anxious, or constantly unwell and no one can tell you why, there is a very real possibility your home may be the hidden cause. You are not crazy. You are not imagining it. And you are not alone. Millions of people are living with unexplained symptoms that doctors cannot solve. The culprit is often mold that they cannot see, smell, or even suspect. This book shows you exactly how to find it.

In Finding Hidden Mold, indoor environmental consultant Steven J. McLeod shares the same step-by-step strategies he has used to help thousands of families uncover the source of chronic fatigue, brain fog, headaches, respiratory problems, anxiety, gut issues, hormonal symptoms, and long-term inflammation. With compassion and clarity, he guides you through the emotional and physical maze of mold exposure and teaches you how to take control of your home and your health.

Inside, you will discover how to: Recognize the early warning signs that your home may be making you sick. Understand how mold affects the body, mind, mood, and immune system. Identify hidden sources of moisture and contamination in every room of your home. Use simple DIY testing methods to get real answers without guesswork. Clean up mold safely and create a long-term plan that protects your family. Every chapter delivers practical steps, real case studies, and reassuring guidance that helps you feel less overwhelmed and more empowered.

This book is for anyone who: Has symptoms that come and go and cannot figure out why. Has tried doctors, supplements, and protocols without lasting results. Feels dismissed, misunderstood, or uncertain about what is happening to their body. Wants clear answers and a safe, supportive way to investigate their home. Needs practical tools, not scare tactics is especially helpful for midlife women who often notice mold-related symptoms first and carry the responsibility of caring for their family’s health.

You will discover: The most common hidden places where mold grows. How to interpret odors, stains, humidity levels, and subtle environmental clues, How HVAC systems, crawl spaces, attics, basements, and bathrooms hide major problems. The emotional toll of mold exposure and why it is often overlooked. When you can DIY and when you should call a professional.

Steven draws from more than thirty years of inspections, testing, remediation planning, and collaboration with medical experts. His guidance is grounded in science but delivered with warmth and deep understanding. By the time you finish this book, you will know how to identify and eliminate the sources of hidden mold in your home, reduce exposure, support recovery, create a safer environment, and reclaim the clarity, energy, and wellness you thought you had lost. You will walk away with hope, a plan, and the confidence to protect your home and your health. If you are ready to stop guessing, stop doubting yourself, and finally get real answers, this book will guide you step by step. Start your journey back to health today. Free on Kindle.