Key Social Science Discourse Featured in LibraryBub Selection for August

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading sociologist Stephen Turner explains that social science has moved from a focus on knowledge gained through research to an experiential focus shaped by expertise. Complete with extensive qualitative research and case studies, Nancy Dome's Let's Talk About Race (and Other Hard Things) shows people how to lean into difficult conversations, how to recognize the role emotions play when they are not in control of them, and how to create a solid foundation for change, progress, healing and resolution. The protocol that is central to her approach helps people feel seen, safe, heard, and valued; supports clearer, more productive communication; empowers compassionate problem solving; and successfully facilitates tough discussions on sensitive topics. It's all about building capacity to open minds and transform communities. as a handbook to teach young people of color how to successfully navigate the world and to cultivate their genius along the way. It will also help guide parents through some critical topics of conversation that affect them and their children. Unjustified by Gahrey Ovalle is intended as a handbook to teach young black people how to navigate the world and how to cultivate their genius along the way. It also guides parents through some critical topics of conversation that affect them and their children.

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Below is this month's selection by category.

FICTION

Literature & Fiction

Book of 5 by Richard T. ASIN: B095JHSLKW

Dancing the Labyrinth by Karen Martin ISBN: 978-0645192209

Friendship City: Hanging by a Thread by Carl H. Mitchell ISBN: 978-1638854333

Love Poems: Are You the One? by Steve Ryan ISBN: 978-0615937946

Mystery & Thriller

Corrupted Souls (Book Three of the Joe Erickson Mystery series) by Lynn-Steven Johanson ISBN: 978-1685121006

Romance

Decanted by Linda Sheehan ISBN: 978-1684337033

The Love Hex or Nicest Flings in Mexico by Mike Meier ISBN: 978-1649901910

Young Adult

Hart Street and Main by Tabitha Sprunger ISBN: 978-1637529119

NON-FICTION

Biographies & Memoirs

Delilah and Others like Her by Trish Titus ISBN: 978-1732335219

Business

Everyone Is an Entrepreneur: selling economic self-determination in a post-Soviet world by Gregory V. Diehl ISBN: 978-1945884597

Health & Fitness

Take Charge of Your Happiness, Bellyfat & Sexiness: a woman's 'rapid reset' for body, mind and hormones by David Musgrave ISBN: 978-0473456405

Politics & Social Sciences

Let's Talk about Race (and Other Hard Things) by Nancy A. Dome ISBN: 978-1544524191

Unjustified: Where Have Our Black Leaders Gone? by Gahrey Ovalle ISBN: 978-1736142004

Religion & Spirituality

Arise and Shine: morning devotional by Bev Burton ISBN: 978-1775319313

Christianity and the Tribal Societies of North East India by Thomas Kochuthara ISBN: 979-1220104500

The Sin Paradox: the case against Adam, Eve, and the Serpent by D. B. Evans ISBN: 978-1489723239

Self-Help

Create Your Calm Waters by Bev Burton ISBN: 978-1775319306

Our Highest Priority: embrace courage, abandon fear by Marva Smith ISBN: 978-1631353925

Share Your Message with the World by Tony Gambone ISBN: 978-0992817381

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