A neurodivergent scientist takes up the challenge to defy death in the intricate science fiction novel "Quinto’s Challenge". In Peter McChesney’s sweeping science fiction novel "Quinto’s Challenge", a brilliant young outsider’s... Read More

An edifying memoir–cum–social science study, "Stone Walls" problematizes adoption processes and laws in Canada. Sandra Patricia’s emotive memoir "Stone Walls" argues that adoption doesn’t always serve children well. Exploring... Read More

In the heartwarming picture book Tuesday’s Bear, an abandoned toy joins a warm and bustling household, his once sad story redeemed through new love. In Alexandra Davis’s enchanting picture book Tuesday’s Bear, a forgotten stuffed... Read More

In the poignant picture book "Cody’s Whisper", a shy coyote learns to love himself through his interactions with the natural world. In Malia Grace’s striking picture book "Cody’s Whisper", a coyote pup, admiring the calm of nature,... Read More

Sisters whose goals are somewhat at odds with one another’s go on a seaside adventure in this lovely picture book that intertwines themes of working together with appreciation for nature. The eldest hopes to capture images of... Read More

Mysticism, spirituality, popular culture, and science coexist in the brief self-help text "Zombies and Butterflies", which prizes notions of interconnectedness. Robert Mayhew’s succinct spiritual self-help book "Zombies and... Read More

Second chances seem possible with a bit of small town holiday magic in Sophie Bueno’s clean romance novel "Christmas at the Havenwood Diner". Alex, a betrayed restaurant group heir who’s been hiding his pain in spreadsheets and hard... Read More

Written with unflinching candor, the memoir "Cracking Up" considers how debilitating addiction can be and the challenges of recovery. Gordon Lownds’s raw tell-all memoir "Cracking Up" leads a harrowing tour through the travails of drug... Read More