On Richard the Poorer’s (Gluten Free) Food 4 Thought: “As its title suggests, Fitzgerald’s well-designed follow-up to his Beyond Chicken Soup (2019) takes its initial cues from Poor Richard’s Almanack, collecting the author’s wisdom and gentle humor on a wide variety of topics, ranging from ethics and morality to God to loneliness to sports. The author shifts easily from a tone of jocularity to one of serious concentration and back… The tone adopted throughout is that of inviting conversation; readers seeking practical reminders of everyday wisdom will doubtless respond. A friendly, all-purpose compendium of thought-provoking intellectual odds and ends.”

On Poor Richard’s Lament, A Most Timely Tale: “A re-imagining of Benjamin Franklin you will not soon forget…”

Walter Issacson is the best selling author of Benjamin Franklin: An American Life; Steve Jobs; Leonardo da Vinci; Einstein: His Life and Universe.

On Beyond Chicken Soup: Toward a Life Worth All the Considerable Bother: “How did Tom Fitzgerald get inside my head and know exactly what I needed to be told? A thoughtful and thought-provoking book.”

Rabbi Harold Kushner is the best selling author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People.

On Poor Richard’s Lament, A Most Timely Tale: “Fitzgerald is that rarest of birds: a great writer and a great soul.”

On Common Sense 2.0 – A Manifesto: “Stupendous! Perhaps the most exhilarating feat of political imagination of our time!”

Professor Michael Zuckerman is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania.

On Richard the Poorer’s Gluten-Free Food 4 Thought: “The wisdom in this unique offering will help guide and nourish you.”

Bernie S. Siegel, MD, is the author of Love, Medicine and Miracles and Prescriptions for Living.