The unorthodox picture book Paddy Poopenhopper’s Magic Turds communicates an appealing message about kindness. Heather Lonczak’s entertaining picture book Paddy Poopenhopper’s Magic Turds celebrates the virtues of giving to others.... Read More

"Now What?" is a charming picture book whose creative, quirky heroines make the best of a dreary day. In Brenda Faatz’s picture book "Now What?", an ordinary day morphs into an opportunity for play, creativity, and mindfulness.... Read More

The spiritual text "From Seeking Recovery to Finding Wholeness" compiles wisdom and personal stories into a guide for renewal. Alex Mezulari draws self-help principles from his own story in "From Seeking Recovery to Finding Wholeness",... Read More

"Stewards of Humanity" is a memoir about healing through—and from—humanitarian work. Robert Séamus Macpherson illuminates the hazards, rewards, and hard work of providing humanitarian aid in his memoir "Stewards of Humanity".... Read More

"The Silent Epidemic" is a thought-provoking introduction to ND-PAE. Susan D. Rich’s "The Silent Epidemic" concerns a medical condition with an alarming reach. The book draws on Rich’s background as a psychiatrist to explain... Read More

"The Apology Box" is a poignant young adult novel about redemption, community, and moving forward after life-altering mistakes. In Naomi Ulsted’s coming-of-age novel "The Apology Box", a sixteen-year-old girl works to recover from the... Read More

"The Visibility Factor" is an enthusiastic career guide for people looking to be noticed at work while remaining true to themselves. Executive coach Susan M. Barber’s practical career guide "The Visibility Factor" suggests ways to... Read More

"100 Reasons Shake-speare was the Earl of Oxford" is a probing, provocative, and absorbing work that suggests an alternative attribution for Shakespeare’s canon. In "100 Reasons Shake-speare was the Earl of Oxford", Hank Whittemore... Read More