The Humanist Approach to Happiness: Practical Wisdom    by Jennifer Hancock
Price: $6.00 USD. 41880 words. Published on August 25, 2010. .
The Humanist Approach to Happiness is a book that basically says – here are personal ethics, here is why they are important, and here is how you can apply them to your daily life and why doing so will help you live a happier more productive life. It isn’t a philosophy book so much as a book about the pragmatic reasons for being an ethical, compassionate and responsible person.

A Parents' Guide to the Mind of the Infant and Toddler    by Waln Brown
Price: $4.99 USD. 5070 words. Published on December 8, 2010. .
A newborn has practically no capacity for intelligent behavior, nor can he be expected to begin using his mind on a regular basis until many months later. Furthermore, a child does not turn into a rational creature overnight. Thinking ability emerges gradually, with the child’s behavior thus reflecting an intriguing blend of new advances and remaining limitations at each step along the way.

The Thinking Man's Mortgage    by Alan Atack
Price: $4.95 USD. 18310 words. Published on December 20, 2010. .
The purpose of this book is to provide advice that will help you to pay off your mortgage more quickly. It’s as simple as that! This is not advice on how to get rich quick; it is not about property investment or property development; it is definitely not a dubious scheme to buy into, nor is it an alternative investment idea, and it is not pyramid selling.

Comparative Thinking    by Igor Malanchuk
Price: $19.95 USD. 8920 words. Published on June 7, 2011. .
Are you sure you have an understanding of comparative thinking? This book and its illusion of balance may be the very reason you change your perspective... Inspired by actual real-life applications, situations, and a deep self-understanding of how the illusion of balance works!! Completely applicable in understanding how to influence outcomes!!!

Harvesting the Dream    by James Bryron Love
Price: $6.99 USD. 35860 words. Published on July 10, 2011. .
A Philosophy for Everyday Life. Relearning to think for yourself instead of following the crowd. Covers all aspects of learning including training the right side of the brain to be active.