In the corporate thriller "Affiliation", two people discover a sinister conspiracy and risk their lives to alert the world. In Andrew Greville Watts’s thriller "Affiliation",... Read More

"One in Six" is a supportive self-help text for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Russell Stagg’s self-help book "One in Six" addresses the trauma of the childhood sexual... Read More

"Lucid" is an absorbing supernatural novel in which a teenage girl works to catch a murderer. In Lane Catherine Cho’s intriguing mystery novel "Lucid", a girl enters a... Read More

In the winding novel No Love Is Greater Than a Parent’s Love, a motivated young mother builds a hopeful future for herself and her son. Mirjana Vincic Katic’s empathetic... Read More

Both whimsical and wise, "The Magical Adventures of Quizzle and Pinky Palm" is an appealing introduction to a magical crew. With a colorful cast of woodland animals and magical... Read More

"Sunny and the Border Patrol Companion Coloring Book" is a complementary text whose expressive black-and-white line drawings are opportunities for coloring along to the tale... Read More

The sobering social science book "Overrepresented" shares potent information about Canada’s legal and cultural oppression of Indigenous people. Social worker Annette L.... Read More

A wounded man ingratiates himself to a community on the edge in the mythical novel "Life at the Precipice". In R. F. Vincent’s humane novel "Life at the Precipice", a... Read More

In the startling dystopian novel "The Quiet Limit", a doomed teenager confronts her faux-utopian society’s terrifying secret. In Trista Lundquist’s novel "The Quiet Limit",... Read More

Covering a UN deployment that involved disarming warring factions, nation-building, and helping to facilitate elections, "The Horses of Sierra Leone" is a sobering memoir. In... Read More

"Raymond and Me" is a captivating memoir about a storybook romance that weathered outside challenges. Dan Reynolds’s memoir "Raymond and Me" details the flourishing and at... Read More

The story of ordinary citizens who petitioned the Supreme Court to gain the right to sue formidable entities, "To a High Court" is a memoir about a historic, power-shifting... Read More