Minu Cash's The Painted Pink Dress is a heartrending portrayal of her experiences as a young child with predominantly Caucasian features growing up in a traditional Mexican-American family. The author's formative years were fraught with many traumatic memories, including her family's battle with extreme poverty,...

Finding Home: From Cairo to New York by Djenane Nakhle is a memoir that traces the transformative journey from her childhood in Egypt to her life as an established academic in New York. This personal account blends history with individual experience, offering a vivid glimpse...

Ultimate Dive Sites by Todd Thimios is a highly recommended resource for divers with an assortment of fifty locations around the world. The guide is organized for divers of every skill level from professional to beginner with insight, tips, and advice from an expert diver...

Rosalba Torres Leal: In The Santa of Roses tells the incredible life story of Rosalba Torres Leal, a woman whose life was full of love, sacrifice, and creativity. Author Dokali (Duke) Megharief takes us through her journey, from her childhood in Málaga, Colombia, to the...

What is more engaging to Americans than the first impressions of foreigners in our country? And especially those from mainland China. Apple An’s memoir Las Crosses: An Unwavering Journey to a New Life in America gives us just that in a fresh, uninhibited, and delightful...

In A Gorgeous Messy Life: Snapshots of Gratitude from a Global Yogi, Anna Folmer, a well-traveled, certified yoga instructor for over twenty-five years, relates stories about her family and life as it pertains to yoga. Folmer shares recipes and narrates her life experience with challenges...

Promising tennis amateur, student, and philosophy enthusiast Nathan Tran tells his story with this illuminating memoir. Synopsis follows Nathan's life from childhood to his experiences as a young adult as he struggles to find his place in the world. As the son of Vietnamese immigrants...

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...

Mexico City College; The History 1940-1963 and Beyond by Jed Linde presents a historical account of a groundbreaking educational institution that acted as a cultural and academic bridge between Mexico and the rest of the world. This book thoroughly chronicles the origins, development, and influence...

Home Inside the Globe: Embracing Our Human Family by Gail Straub is more than just a memoir—it’s a journey across both the world and the soul. Straub takes us from the Sahara’s endless dunes to the Himalayas’ towering peaks, weaving together stories of adventure, activism,...