Women’s Bookshelf – The Mystique of the Last Cannoli
On This Week’s Women of Wisdom Bookshelf The Mystique of the Last Cannoli By Camille Cusumano is worth reading “Some stories nourish us long after the last page—and the last cannoli—is gone.” Food has a remarkable way of preserving memories. A family...
Meet Samina Bari Author of Don’t Call Me Widow
Don’t Call Me Widow: How to Support Someone Who Has Lost Their Spouse by Samina Bari is this week’s featured book and author interview Samina Bari spent more than three decades leading biotech mergers and acquisitions totaling over $40 billion before a deeply...
Unemployable! by Leslie Barber | Women of Wisdom Book of the Month
Leslie Barber’s journey is not the kind that fits neatly into a résumé template or a traditional five-year plan. It is winding, unpredictable, occasionally chaotic, and deeply human. In her new memoir-style nonfiction book, Unemployable! The Psychological Toll of...
Worth Reading Unapologetic Wealth: Rewrite Your Money Story from Any Beginning by Marcia Dawood
This week’s featured book, Unapologetic Wealth: Rewrite Your Money Story from Any Beginning by Marcia Dawood is worth reading! “Unapologetic Wealth arrived in my life at exactly the right moment, and I have a feeling that is true for most women who pick...
Meet Sandra Freels, Author of Anneke Jans in the New World
Anneke Jans in the New World tells the story of a young wife and mother who immigrates with her husband and two young daughters from Amsterdam to the fledgling colony of New Netherland (today’s New York). When her husband dies, Anneke next marries the flamboyant...
