"For Better: The Science of a Good Marriage" by Tara Parker-Pope debunks common myths about marriage and divorce. Parker-Pope coherently analyzes factors that contribute to healthy relationships, as well as delving into common sources of marital conflict. This enthusiastic review explains exactly what readers can expect to learn from reading this book, and what sets it apart from other relationship advice books.

In Michael Bishop and Matthew Green´s 2008 book "Philanthrocapitalism: How Giving Can Save the World" traditional notions of charitable giving are turned upside down. Bishop and Green discuss emerging trends in philanthropy, especially the fact that practices and theories long associated with the business world are increasingly being used by a new generation of philanthropists. This review is largely positive, and discusses the strengths, uses, and reader appeal of the book, but does address a few points that some readers might find objectionable.