"Homeless to Homerun" is an inspiring memoir that’s complemented by self-help advice. Glenn M. Stein’s inspirational memoir "Homeless to Homerun" is about rising above childhood poverty to achieve both professional and personal... Read More

Assessing and critiquing various aspects of the American health-care system, "Make America Healthy Again" is a piquing medical treatise. Part exposé, part social science treatise, surgeon Charles Antinori’s provocative book "Make... Read More

An edifying memoir–cum–social science study, "Stone Walls" problematizes adoption processes and laws in Canada. Sandra Patricia’s emotive memoir "Stone Walls" argues that adoption doesn’t always serve children well. Exploring... Read More

The moving memoir "Things Left Unsaid" embodies a son’s respect for his complicated father. Glenn E. Wichinsky’s exploratory memoir "Things Left Unsaid" is about a late-in-life discovery that compelled him to rewrite his entire... Read More

A woman wrestles with renewed grief and the unknowns in her family’s history in the wrenching novel "One Beautiful Year of Normal". In Sandra Griffith’s emotive novel "One Beautiful Year of Normal", a brief period of exceptional... Read More

"Love Wars" is a sympathetic memoir about the profound effects of messy divorces on children. Matthew A. Tower’s emotive memoir "Love Wars" is about his childhood attempts to escape the wretchedness of his parents’ divorce. When... Read More

In Austyn Wohlers’s emotive novel "Hothouse Bloom", a woman steps away from human interactions to draw closer to nature, seeking healing. Anna, a painter, inherits her grandfather’s orchard. Although it is a foreign space to her, she... Read More

In the warm novel "Sunshine on the Crooked Road", a lonely wife finds solace in her local communities. In Ndirangu Githaiga’s action-packed novel "Sunshine on the Crooked Road", a Kenyan woman’s negotiation of life abroad and at home... Read More