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When immigrants to America begin to settled down, that's when the difficulties of everyday living can become overwhelming-especially if they don't have someone to interpret the culture. Without a guide present, they stand the chance of having to run the gauntlet themselves by trial and error. In Amerigrant: 99 Signs You Might Be an Immigrant, Robbie Grayson gives 99 examples of how immigrants process American culture or "overthink" it when left to figure it out on their own. When American immigrants and native-born Americans share their experiences with each other, the understanding and appreciation that results is likely to builds bridges.

In the face of disaster your personality can get you hurt-even killed. That's because not all personalities are equal to the challenges that ensure survival. If, however, you know what to look for to increase your emotional intelligence, then the right kind of training can give you an advantage. Inspired by Amanda Ripley's The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes-and Why, Robbie Grayson uses 44 pictograms to illustrate "the survival arc" and how your individual personality can undermine your chances of surviving a range of disasters and how you can better be prepared for the next unfavorable situation that comes your way.