Afro-Latina Adiba Nelson’s memoir-in-essays Ain’t That a Mother concerns dating, motherhood, parenting a disabled child, and breaking generational habits—as much about reparenting oneself as it is about parenting another. Nelson... Read More

"Children and Complex Trauma" is a powerful book that suggests means of creating strong relational networks to support children’s recovery and resilience. Chuck Geddes’s psychologically astute book "Children and Complex Trauma" draws... Read More

"The Art of Receiving and Giving" is inspiring guide to what’s fundamental in all healthy human relationships. Betty Martin’s spiritual self-help book, "The Art of Receiving and Giving", concerns the contributions of touch to one’s... Read More

In the resonant memoir "Legends of the Twins Cirpaci", a family is formed via adoption. Terry B. Murphy’s memoir "Legends of the Twins Cirpaci" is about the process of adopting and raising twins. Murphy and her husband made the... Read More

Ken Lindner’s "Aspire Higher" is designed to equip people to be the best versions of themselves. While the news and other factors of modern life make it easy to focus on what’s negative, Lindner states that there are other options.... Read More

"From Trauma to Sanity" is a memoir about a woman’s struggles with mental illness following traumatic events. Valorita Salaam’s memoir "From Trauma to Sanity" covers her courageous battle with mental illness. The memoir opens with... Read More

"Uprooted" is an uplifting and eye-opening account of searching for the truth about one’s parentage. Peter J. Boni searches for the origins of artificial insemination and his own genetic heritage in his social science book "Uprooted".... Read More

"Baby Bomb" is a wise, entertaining, and compassionate relationship survival guide for new and expectant parents. While many parenting guides focus on infants and are geared toward raising healthy, well-adjusted children, "Baby Bomb"... Read More