A tender exploration of healthy relationship dynamics, "Dog Interview" is an upbeat picture book. In Philip Habeeb’s jovial picture book "Dog Interview", a boy interviews an unconventional lineup of prospective best friends. It’s... Read More

Unsparing and expressive, the moving memoir "The Peril of Remembering Nice Things" explores the pernicious roots of Southern heritage. Jeffrey Wade Gibbs’s absorbing memoir "The Peril of Remembering Nice Things" recounts his father’s... Read More

"Survive and Advance" is a rousing memoir about achieving personal and corporate success. Blending personal and professional stories, Derek Lewis’s inspirational memoir "Survive and Advance" is about overcoming a difficult childhood... Read More

"In Good Hands" is a compelling memoir about a political battle fought for birthing rights and midwifery. Darrell Martin’s gutsy memoir "In Good Hands" is a feminist, anticapitalistic historical account of how midwifery was... Read More

As a man’s connection to God matures, he finds strength and learns to deal with the painful repercussions of his mistakes in the lesson-filled novel …And She Named Him Chance. Roberts Essex’s vibrant novel …And She Named Him... Read More

"The Action Bible" is an excellent graphic adaptation of the Bible. With illustrations by Sergio Cariello, the graphic novel "The Action Bible" is a thrilling adaptation of the Bible, making its stories and chronology feel accessible... Read More

Overflowing with tall tales and slapstick humor, "Zeke Borshellac" traces a hapless adventurer’s coming-of-age. In James Damis’s madcap bildungsroman "Zeke Borshellac", an idealistic young man has fantastical experiences as he seeks... Read More

An expressive memoir that follows a flourishing therapeutic journey, "The Invisible Self" reckons with suppressed traumas with clarity. In her psychoanalytical memoir "The Invisible Self", Michelle Taja Miller recounts traumatic memories... Read More