In the historical novel "Heimat", German immigrants face new challenges in the United States in the 1930s, shifting their understandings of “home.” In Paul Marzell’s historical novel "Heimat", nostalgic longing for their lost... Read More

Compositionally diverse, "Faces We Love" is a perfect coffee table book to flip through and explore. A celebration of finding joy in daily life, Faces We Love: Shanghai is a curated art book exploring Shanghai’s crowded streets,... Read More

Sharing enduring wisdom for the ages, I am Not a Monk “Sponging Off“ Buddhism is a ruminative, insightful spiritual leader’s memoir. Hsing Yun’s memoir and religious guide I am Not a Monk “Sponging Off“ Buddhism reflects on... Read More

Designed for young audiences, From Me To You is a sensitive, forthright account of slavery and civil rights movements in America. Deidra R. Moore-Janvier’s phenomenal social science text From Me To You addresses the extensive impacts... Read More

"The 16th Second" is the inspiring memoir of a stripper who became an activist. Ted A. Richard’s encouraging memoir "The 16th Second" concerns his work as a stripper during the 1980s and 1990s, as well as his experiences with... Read More

"Hello Up There!" is an affirming picture book in which a physically disabled boy learns that he can’t be stopped from having rich life experiences. In Judi Buenaflor’s warm picture book "Hello Up There!", a friendly giraffe teaches... Read More

The universe’s safety is at risk in the gripping science fiction novel "First Strike", which features an exciting array of extraterrestrial entities. About sacrifices made for others, Angela Haas’s science fiction novel "First... Read More

A user-friendly self-help resource, "Journaling through Grief" contains encouraging scriptures and prompts for coping with the loss of a loved one. Connie Berg’s "Journaling through Grief" is a hope-filled, Bible-based resource for... Read More