"Letters to My Sisters in Engineering" brims with hard-won, practical guidance for aspiring young women in STEM. Based on the lessons she learned on the way to becoming a successful engineer, Brittany Wilkins’s inspiring memoir and... Read More

An action-packed space opera that’s not afraid of guts, glory, or going against the grain, K. M. Watts’s "Born Andromeda" showcases a new type of princess whose success hinges on being true to herself. Andromeda of Celestine isn’t... Read More

In Amy Bearce’s exciting novel "The Worst Villain Ever", a boy is on a quest to discover his true self, though he has to battle internal and external pressures to do so. George is a gifted child, but he struggles to balance and meet... Read More

A talented vocalist and a frustrated worship team leader find love through music in Alyssa Roat and Hope Bolinger’s lighthearted romance novel. The Vine Community Chapel’s worship team needs help with its lineup. Elijah, its new... Read More

A companion book to Juno Dawson’s earlier This Book Is Gay, What’s the T? takes a phrase from New York City’s 1980s drag ball scene that means “What’s the truth?” and uses it to unpack the joys, difficulties, and realities... Read More

In India Swift’s graphic novel "The Girl and the Glim", a cosmic battle between the forces of light and darkness plays out as a girl seeks to adapt to life in a new town. On Bridgette’s embarrassing first day at her new school,... Read More

The memoir "Rotten Fruit in an Unkempt Garden" dignifies the social outliers who nurtured a man’s quest for self-improvement. Michael Nanfito’s boundary-pushing memoir "Rotten Fruit in an Unkempt Garden" uses harrowing situations to... Read More

In the musing science fiction novel "Geodysseus", a scientist races to uncover the truth about a vehicle that crashed in the desert. In Joe Costanzo’s science fiction novel "Geodysseus", a Death Valley find prompts fears of a Russian... Read More