Living Forward After Loss is a compassionate, practical book about surviving grief that’s designed to help others, too. Kathleen Ho’s memoir Living Forward After Loss is about processing grief after the death of a spouse. This short... Read More

"Walking in the Gray" is a sensible guide to navigating the gray areas in business and in life. Rickey L. Jasper’s career guide "Walking in the Gray" is about navigating spaces where binary rules either don’t exist or don’t apply.... Read More

Distilling anhedonia to its essence, Sometimes When I’m Sad’s calm approach to educating children and adults invites discussions. Deborah Serani’s clearcut, holistic picture book Sometimes When I’m Sad introduces childhood... Read More

"You Are a 10 According to Jesus" opens up space for people to explore their spiritual lives within small groups. Jim Wion’s Christian guidebook "You Are a 10 According to Jesus" works to facilitate group discussions for the... Read More

To what can we attribute a phobia? Is it a bad memory metastasized, or is extreme fear unrelated, or not always related, to memory? Furthermore, what exactly happens when we feel fear? Does the feeling of fear prompt the body to tighten... Read More

The practical guide "Reconnecting with Your Estranged Adult Child" centralizes a topic that’s often mired in shame. Estrangement between parents and children is much more common than is acknowledged. Tina Gilbertson’s book thus... Read More

Jennifer Louden’s "Why Bother?" turns the despairing question on its head to encourage real change through personal growth. Despair and lethargy often begin at a moment of crisis, but both can lead to lifestyles defined by resignation... Read More

"In Pursuit of Success" is an insightful work that’s filled with helpful learning strategies for teachers, parents, and students. Len Restall’s accessible "In Pursuit of Success" suggests practical means of overcoming tendencies... Read More