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In Crossing Division Street by Rebecca Chamian Ribaudo, published by Skyhorse, successful attorney Sidone Russo has her life upended when a young girl begs for help in Cabrini-Green. Spanning four generations and a century of Chicago history, the novel weaves an absorbing multi-generational tale about buried family secrets, personal responsibility, and the undeniable ties between the past and our future.

In Birth-Rate Crisis: Reclaiming Family and Purpose in a Dopamine-Driven World, authors Jim Penman and Andrea Pearson examine the complex reasons behind falling birth rates across the globe. Moving beyond economics alone, they explore the intersection of human behavior, neuroscience, psychology, and cultural priorities, offering a thought-provoking look at what declining demographics mean for the future of society and individual fulfillment.

In a culture obsessed with biohacking, data tracking, and endless wellness protocols, Unlongevity by Ramona Roemer and Andreas Heigl challenges the assumption that better health always comes from doing more. Drawing on decades of clinical experience, the authors present a five-dimensional framework—biology, cognition, emotion, energy, and purpose—to help readers escape burnout, simplify their routines, and align health choices with a meaningful life.