5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Julian Walker Here's something worth knowing about the City College of New York before you open this book. It was founded specifically to give free education to people who couldn't afford it anywhere else. The children of immigrants, the kids from the Lower East Side tenements, the ones who had every reason to expect nothing and somehow became everything. That founding mission is what makes CCNY M

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By George Mac Allister There's something wonderfully clever about a thriller built around a biographer. Darby Littleton's whole job is uncovering the truth about people's lives, piecing together the gaps, making sense of what was left unsaid. So when the woman she's been hired to write about can no longer speak for herself, and the people who know the truth would very much prefer it stayed buried, yo

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5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Laura Zeller There is something quietly powerful about a book that was built not around one voice trying to have all the answers, but around twenty-one people who each lived through something hard and came out the other side with something real to say. That is exactly what Wings of Purpose is, and it is exactly why it works. The anthology format is perfectly chosen for this subject. Purpose is not

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