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Akari Shinobu Is Rethinking What It Means to Lead and Learn
Educator Akari Shinobu draws on twenty years of classroom experience across two countries to challenge how we think about leadership and belonging.
Gisèle Pelicot Refused to Let Shame Be Hers to Carry
At 73, Gisèle Pelicot has published her first full account of surviving abuse, waiving anonymity and choosing to believe in love anyway.
Ink In Pink and Why No Winters Survive Spring
When 11,500 new book titles are released every single day, even the most brilliant voices risk being lost and unheard. Ink in Pink is the February Edition of our sister publication Rich Books Magazine, which is free to read and enjoy.
Birgitta Visser’s Journey from Trauma to Healing Others
From childhood abuse to empowerment coach, Birgitta Visser shares trauma healing via self-reflection, accountability and Light Language to build inner strength.
How Akila Selvaraj’s Book Helps Us Grow Without Forcing Ourselves Into Moulds
Akila Selvaraj’s ‘What Tree Are You?’ invites self-acceptance and self-care, trading rigid self-help for psychological flexibility and growth on your terms.
Why Toxic Relationships Feel Like an Addiction: Christa Jan Ryan’s Story of Breaking Free
Christa Jan Ryan’s memoir exposes trauma bonding in toxic relationships, blending psychological insight and experience to show how emotional addiction traps.
How Courtney Buchanan’s THRIVE Turns Black Wall Street’s Forgotten History Into a Warning for the Future
Set in a rebuilt world, ‘THRIVE’ fuses Tulsa’s Greenwood legacy with a dystopian thriller as a life-extending vaccine enforces compliance and tests freedom.
Jennifer Sukalo Lost Everything at 24. Then She Built a Framework That’s Helped 50,000 People Find Themselves Again
From near-homelessness to TEDx speaker. Our review of Claim Your SWAGGER by Jennifer Sukalo, the self-help book that actually makes you do the work.
The Structure of Perseverance: Why Mental Resilience Needs a Framework, Not Just Motivation
Award-winning author Stanley Slaczka offers a systematic approach to clearing mental fog and building lasting resilience
Healing with Gold: Dr Charlotte Wang’s Journey Through Scars
On World Mental Health Day, Dr Charlotte Wang’s ‘The Kintsugi Way’ reframes healing with honesty, urging resilience, vulnerability and shared stories.
Weekend Bookshelf- If You Think It, You Can Ink It
Explore The Maple Staple’s Spotlight Shelf: poetry, memoir and children’s stories that nurture mindfulness, emotional wellbeing and everyday imagination.
How to Preserve Your Identity: Rediscovering Roots in a Story of Loss and Love
A time-slip love story unites Sioux warrior and man, reframing Little Big Horn through Indigenous eyes as DNA tests and hidden heritage reshape identity.