People in Black History: Famous African Americans by Hugh Smith is a collection of stories and fun facts about Black people who have made outstanding achievements in various fields. The book covers Maya Angelou, Langston Hughes, and many others remembered as icons in the arts...

Psychic Archaeology in New York is an argument for re-examining the stone chambers found across the Hudson Valley and the northeastern United States. Author Meghan Hansen tells us that these structures show a remarkably intentional design, examining their construction methods, landscape placement, acoustic behavior, and...

Why do people leave their homes to work in a foreign country, and what do they find? Eileen Cahill explores this theme in Piñatas for the Year of the Dragon. She shares 12 stories based on her own experiences and interviews with others who crossed...

Paradise Cove: They Escaped the Cuckoo’s Nest by George T. Nagel and Pini Dunner is the rediscovered memoir of George T. Nagel, a man whose life was as extraordinary as the stories he captured. But Nagel wasn’t who he seemed to be. His real name...

Partnering Successfully With American Firms by Ali Shami and Steven Howard is a self-help guide aimed at educating readers on how to establish, develop, and maintain effective business partnerships with American companies. The book discusses the advantages of collaborating with American firms and highlights the...

Perseverance: One Woman's Journey From Ghana to the United Nations and Beyond by Emelia Timpo is a well-written and truly inspiring memoir that recounts the events in her life. She gives a detailed account of her childhood growing up in a suburb of Kumasi in...

Property of the Revolution by Ana Hebra Flaster is a memoir of Flaster's family life in Cuba before, during, and after the Cuban Revolution. Growing up in Havana, she recalls the vibrant community that was torn apart by politicking. Her family, especially her mother, faced...

In her memoir-in-miniature, Places We Left Behind, Jennifer Lang offers readers a compelling tale of unexpected commitment alongside unconventional exploration. The vignettes reflect her recollection of events and her culture shock around Judaism. Since she left college in Chicago and her junior year abroad in...

Pinch Me by Barbara Boyle is for fans of memoirs, cultural, and adventure non-fiction books. Barbara and Kim spend their honeymoon traveling across Europe. While Barbara is an experienced traveler, she has never been to Monforte, a small town in the region of Piedmont, Italy....

Psycosmos by Matthew Lamoureux, Richard McPherson, and Tyler Zacharius challenges outdated historical and spiritual perspectives, leaning toward the integration of recent research that acknowledges the advanced nature of ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Mesopotamia. The authors critique modern theories, including evolution, for overshadowing ancient...