Directed by humility and humor, "Teaching in the Dark" covers a nascent educator’s career evolution. Educator Genét Simone’s memoir "Teaching in the Dark" is about the tumult of her first year of teaching in a remote Alaskan... Read More

"The Preventable Epidemic" is a timely survey of widespread opioid use disorder in the US with persuasive recommendations for improving treatment options. In his health book "The Preventable Epidemic", Arun Gupta explains how the US’s... Read More

"The Soul of Adolescence Aligns with the Heart of Democracy" is an ambitious text filled with suggestions for revitalizing democracy by recognizing the idealism and civic capacity of teenagers. Part coming-of-age memoir and part... Read More

"How to Hold a Glue Stick" is a concise reference guide for the parents of toddlers, suggesting means of developing healthy lifelong habits. Froukje M. Matthews’s guidebook for parents of toddlers, "How to Hold a Glue Stick", collects... Read More

"Monologues for Young Adults" challenges fledgling actors to imagine alternative ways of breathing a sense of freshness, wonderment, and vitality into their performances. Mike Kimmel’s "Monologues for Young Adults" is a practical... Read More

The Teachers’ RESET! is a heartfelt education guide that gathers hard-won tips for aspirational educators. Cia Rae Blake’s teachers’ resource guide The Teachers’ RESET! proposes strategies for connecting better with students.... Read More

Sociologist Casey Stockstill’s "False Starts" exposes how racial inequality in the US begins in preschool. Stockstill spent two years observing the daycare provided by two top-ranked preschools in Madison, Wisconsin: a public Head... Read More

"Zen and the Art of Navigating College" is an ambitious, advice-filled guide to getting the most out of higher education. Drawing on personal experiences and the stories of great thinkers, Peter Klein’s education guide "Zen and the Art... Read More