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BROWSE BOOK REVIEWS




Health and Fitness Books


Cover art for 20 YEARS YOUNGER
NONFICTION
Released: May 2, 2011

"Timely, accessible and compelling guidance from a veteran health-and-wellness guru."
Bestselling author and life motivator Greene (The Life You Want, 2010, etc.) plumbs the secrets to looking and feeling younger. Read full book review >
Cover art for JUST TELL ME WHAT TO EAT!
NONFICTION
Released: June 1, 2011

"Recommended for those who need meal-by-meal guidance and aren't willing to forgo their favorite foods—the perfect marriage of medical knowledge and gourmet cooking."
A diet plan that focuses on what you can eat, not what you can't. Read full book review >
Cover art for MILE MARKERS
NONFICTION
Released: March 1, 2011

"Part stream-of-consciousness, part self-help, but ultimately heartfelt--a compelling collection of essays, even for non-runners."
Runner's World blogger Armstrong (Happily Ever After: Walking with Peace and Courage Through a Year of Divorce, 2008, etc.) neatly packages a marathon of observations on running and womanhood into 26.2 chapters. Read full book review >
Cover art for THE TIMELESS SWING
NONFICTION
Released: March 29, 2011

"An excellent visual reference that can be stored in a golf bag for use on the course."
A picture-heavy instruction manual from PGA Hall of Famer Watson that pays particular attention to improving posture and swing. Read full book review >
Cover art for THE COMPASSIONATE DIET
NONFICTION
Released: May 24, 2011

"Wonderful quotes and legitimate arguments for an animal-free diet make up this manageable, convincing book."
A case for vegetarianism from the perspectives of health, morality, ecology and spirituality. Read full book review >
Cover art for CHANGING PLANET, CHANGING HEALTH
NONFICTION
Released: April 4, 2011

"A harrowing look at the road ahead that should urge immediate, proactive change."
A comprehensive read on climate change, its environmental and health impacts and the actions that can be taken against it—as seen through a health professional's eyes. Read full book review >