My India, My Canada is an absorbing memoir about a life divided between two countries—vast in their differences, but both loved. Nityanand Sharma’s memoir My India, My Canada recounts life divided between the Indian subcontinent and... Read More

The Land that Shivers is an absorbing novel about lives derailed by government corruption. In The Land that Shivers, Ebele Ufondu’s riveting novel of contemporary Africa, the dangers and disasters of living in a failed state are etched... Read More

"Paint Her Dead" is an appealing, high-caliber murder mystery. Something foul is afoot at a charming coastal inn where interior designer Leah Dawson is supposed to spend a week at a painting workshop. Rather than dabbling in acrylics,... Read More

"We Are the Land" is a unique and evocative Irish travelogue. In her travel memoir "We Are the Land", Leslie Lee ventures to the country of her ancestors: Ireland. Deciding it was time to see where her family came from and eager to share... Read More

"Trail of the Warrior" is a polished novel about the deep struggle of recovering from substance use. Four very different people share their stories of recovery from substance use in Trail of the Warrior: A Fable of Hope. The language of... Read More

"The Girl Who Lost Her Joy" is a hopeful book that shows that people with anxiety disorders don’t need to suffer alone. A joyful young girl’s life is turned upside down when she develops an anxiety disorder after a tragic loss in her... Read More

Recommended for anyone who’s been touched by ADHD, "The Boy Who Lost His Attention" is an informative story. DPA Weston’s "The Boy Who Lost His Attention", with illustrations by Leena AK, portrays attention deficit hyperactivity... Read More

There’s a Monster in My House approaches a very sensitive topic in picture book format, helping to make tough conversations a little bit easier. D. E-Collen’s powerful picture book There’s a Monster in My House acknowledges that... Read More