Claire B. Willis and Marnie Crawford Samuelson’s "Opening to Grief" is a companion for people facing loss. Grief is a pressing force that often drives people to isolate or close themselves off to new experiences, but “grief and love... Read More

This medical memoir is an encouraging starting point for healing, in particular in its wisdom about perpetrators often being victims, too. Julia W. Burns’s empathetic career memoir "Songs for the Forgotten" gathers patient stories from... Read More

"The Greatest" is nostalgic about childhood and concerned with multigenerational love. Mari Jane Hillyer’s sincere picture book "The Greatest" explores a favored pastime that leads to appreciation for a parent’s encouragement. A boy... Read More

"The Trouble with Love in the Movies" is an engrossing memoir filled with familiar lessons and new and exciting people and places. Expert storytelling and social understanding lend a clear direction to the whirlwind world of filmmaking... Read More

"How to Find a Good Companion" features rich, time-tested advice for finding a partner. Michael Lewis’s humorous, concise dating guide "How to Find a Good Companion" focuses on self-esteem and personal perceptions as factors that are... Read More

"Forty Fathers" profiles forty Canadian men whose engaging discussions concern the contemporary meaning of fatherhood. To give men an intimate look into the lives of other fathers, and to inspire change for the better, the text gathers a... Read More

"Brave Talk" is a transformative self-help book that’s focused on conflict resolution. In this polarized world, Melody Stanford Martin knows, conflict is everywhere. While discussions of how to proceed often revolve around compromise... Read More

Eleven years of correspondence between a father and his son are collected in "Letters to a Young Pastor"—honest and thoughtful letters about what it takes to be a minister. While any response to Peterson’s letters is missing—save... Read More