Hitting My Stride: An Engineer’s Notes on Disability is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, inspirational writing, and healthcare genres. R. Shrivaths Iyengar shares his journey of navigating life as a person with disabilities, reflecting on the pivotal role of his resourceful family, supportive...

In her memoir Hummingbird: Messages from My Ancestors, Diana Raab opens up on her life experiences, from childhood solitude to her battles with cancer, and the role of writing as a tool for healing. She shares her family dynamics, particularly the influence of her maternal...

Here, Where Death Delights: A Literary Memoir is a work of non-fiction in the autobiographical writing, death, grief, and mortality subgenres. It is suitable for adult readers owing to the vivid descriptions of death, dying, and dead bodies throughout. Penned by author Mary Jumbelic, M.D.,...

How the Earth Holds Us is a collection of thought-provoking poems by Mary Holman Tuteur. The poems are inspired by her life experiences and delve into different aspects of living, including death, complex relationships between parents and children, and the unexpected nature of life. The...

How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage, and Gratitude on the Path Forward by Ken Druck, Ph.D. is an empowering, thoughtful guide to finding a way forward after heartbreaking loss. Druck leads us into a personal examination of each stage of our lives from childhood, including...

Highway to Healing by Shae Pratcher is a heartrending but beautifully victorious account of one woman’s journey coming to terms with sexual abuse perpetrated on her as an innocent child. An army brat, Shae and her family moved around a lot from camp to camp,...

How to Unite Your Inner Lanterns by Kenneth Rogers Jr. is a unique and innovative self-help book that offers a fresh perspective on healing from childhood sexual abuse. Drawing inspiration from the Green Lantern comic series, the author provides survivors with a framework to understand...

Healing Grace: Inspirational Poetry for Coping and Closure stands apart in self-help literature in mapping a path to becoming whole again after life-changing devastation. In dividing the book into three stages, Michelle G. Stradford offers a resource that may be turned to whenever and wherever...

It’s a long title but Ryn Gargulinski’s How to Get Through Hell on Earth Without Drinking a Keg or Kicking a Garden Gnome wastes no time in getting straight to the point of how she gets her life back from being a keg hugger to...

How Easy Company Became a Band of Brothers is written by Chris Langlois, a Doc Roe grandson, and illustrated by Anneke Helleman. This is a collection of historical events in the life of a band of paratroopers during WWII. These men went from peacetime citizens...