In Turned Around, Valeri McCarthy opens up about what it takes to outlive a volatile childhood and finally take back the reins of your own life. Looking back at her early years in southern Indiana, she describes the exhaustion of living with an unpredictable father,...

In Getting Old Ain’t Fun, Lisa Creech Saleh shares a deeply personal account of her 87-year-old mother, Marsha Gail Coley. The book chronicles the realities of managing progressive dementia, while exploring the difficult transitions from independent living in North Carolina to specialized memory care units....

Birdsong by Belle Mills is a remarkable memoir. Belle was born to a mother who battled overwhelming grief, health issues, and addiction. Throughout her life, Belle struggled to adapt, to relate to others, to mask her overwhelming anxiety, and not to feel like a burden....

In Run: The Wilmot Collins Story, Daniel Blake Smith documents the real-life journey of a man who survived the outbreak of the First Liberian Civil War in December 1989 and eventually built a new life in Helena, Montana. In Monrovia, Wilmot Collins and his fiancée,...

Dirt Road Leadership does a fantastic job of showing the long-term damage caused by staying in constant overdrive. Richard Causey traces his life from a simple childhood in Conway, South Carolina, all the way to the day he walked away from a thirty-five-year banking career....

The Mississippi River Basin is the Backbone of the United States by William B. Stickle is a wide-ranging account of how the river system helped build America and continues to shape life across the country. Covering thirty-two states and two Canadian provinces, the basin brings...

Protagonist Mode by Luna Mindwise takes a practical look at the digital chaos that defines growing up today. The guide talks about the non-stop notifications, late-night texts, and algorithmic feeds that leave teenagers feeling disconnected and stuck in a loop of just reacting to their...

In the ongoing battle to keep America's children safe from the machinations of traffickers, molesters, and other undesirables, some individuals have made this mission their top priority. One of those individuals is Trevor Kane. He puts the experience and discipline he gained during his military...

Margaret Graziano’s Align Culture shines a light on the hidden problems that cause people to leave their jobs and check out mentally at work. The book examines real workplace settings where an astonishing 83 percent of employees feel disconnected, costing companies billions of dollars each...

Keep It Super Simple: Tips From a Recovering Perfectionist by Bronwen A Sciortino encourages readers to let go of unrealistic standards and build a life that supports their well-being. After Sciortino survives a life-changing health crisis, she realizes that many people carry the weight of...