"Delivered from Distraction" by Hallowell and Ratey
This follow-up to " Driven to Distraction"-- their first book on ADD/ADHD--is comprehensive and most important, reader friendly.  Read it straight through or a piece at a time.

"You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?" by Kelly and Ramundo
This is a must read for understanding ADD in adults.  Page after page you'll find yourself thinking, "Ohhhh, so that's why...."

"Excuse Me, Your Life is Waiting" by Lynn Grabhorn
Some readers may find this book a little "out there" but plowing past your reservations is worth the effort. Grabhorn's basic message--that our feelings (positive or negative) determine what we attract--and her method for increasing positive feelings might change your life.

"When God Winks" by Squire Rushnell
This is a wonderfully uplifting theory that there are no coincidences in life.  This leaves readers knowing that we are never alone.  A quick read, and one of the most feel good books you'll come across.  Enjoy!

"Everyday Grace" by Marianne Williamson
This book is spiritually based and again a very uplifting message to all of us.

"Ask and It is Given" by Esther and Jerry Hicks
This is a wonderful, feel good message discussing the law of attraction and helps the reader to understand how the Universe reads and responds to our emotions.  Aside from specifically explaining the law of attraction, the overall message again reinforces a sense of belonging and connectedness that is comforting.

"Home with God" by Neale Donald Walsch
This is the last of a long series from the author of "Conversations with God".  You'll enjoy all of these books, and this last one will really touch your heart and soul.

"The Mastery of Love" by Don Miguel Ruiz
Don Miguel Ruiz illuminates the fear-based beliefs and assumptions that undermine love and lead to suffering and drama in our relationships.

"The Nibble Theory and the Kernel of Power" by Kaleel Jamison
A wonderful first step to empowerment and self growth.

"Passionate Attachments" edited by Willard Gaylen and Ethel Person
A compelling collection of essays.a group of eminent thinkers speak out on the nature of passionate love, our needs for long lasting attachments and the obstacles in our way.

"A Natural History of the Senses" by Diane Ackerman
The Seattle times describes it as--a fascinating book that inspires enthusiasm for the diversity of human experience and is a tribute to the amazing power of our senses. It is both a sensual feast and a celebration.

"What Do You Want to do When You Grow Up?" by Dorothy Cantor
This book is a must read for those who are "in-transition", thinking about retiring, or uncertain about their present career path. What you'll love about this book is the tremendous opportunity for developing self-awareness.

"Too Young to Retire" by Marika and Howard Stone
"Too Young To Retire" presents readers with a down to earth instructional guide which is drawn from the authors own lives, their research, and assorted narratives from others' experiences. The Stones also write about volunteering one's time, traveling for fun and profit, and present wellness advice. For each chapter the authors provide references for books and web sites.

"Take Time for Your Life" by Cheryl Richardson
Packed with useful exercises, checklists, personal stories, and a wealth of resources, Cheryl Richardson's program will show you how to step back, regain control, and make conscious decisions about the future you'd like to create. Take time for your life--and begin living a life you love.