In the thoughtful caregiver’s guide "With Love", caregiving is presented as work that benefits from preparation, communication, and empathy. In Shari Hofer and Shabnam Kazmi’s compassionate family wellness guide "With Love",... Read More

An intimate and supportive self-help book, "Breaking the Cycle" illustrates self-compassion as a step toward personal growth and healing. Andrale D. Jeanlouis’s empathetic self-help book "Breaking the Cycle" is about healing from early... Read More

Acknowledging the diverse and personal nature of autism, "Her Face of Autism" is a compassionate guide. Psychotherapist and sex therapist Michelle Labine’s compassionate guide "Her Face of Autism" is about late autism diagnoses in... Read More

"An Unexpected Normal" is a poignant memoir about how a family handled the challenges of their youngest’s disabilities. Rita T. Angelini’s heartrending memoir "An Unexpected Normal" is about parenting a child with severe... Read More

Arguing for systemic reform in the name of childhood stability and belonging, "Against All Odds" couches a social science argument in the context of a personal tale of resilience. Tristian Smith’s sobering memoir "Against All Odds" is... Read More

The Turkey is Not the Only Thing Getting Roasted is a lighthearted essay collection that examines how people across the US navigate a notorious annual gathering. Robert Okine’s wisecracking essay collection The Turkey is Not the Only... Read More

The intimate essays in "Swaddled" aim to support mothers as people outside of their children. In Elizabeth Sarah Cassidy’s confessional essay collection "Swaddled", mothers discuss how becoming a parent changed them. When Cassidy’s... Read More

Sim Butler’s incisive memoir "And the Dragons Do Come" is about raising a transgender child in the Deep South. Butler assumed that his firstborn child was a boy. But after years of her fervent insistence that she was a girl, coupled... Read More