The Ghosts on the Wall: A Grandson's Memoir of the Holocaust describes what happened to Kenneth D. Wald's family members: his parents and grandparents. Kenneth grew up in a modest home with a portrait of his paternal grandparents on a wall. He never knew his...

Unleashed Redemption by David Mendoza is a memoir that details his personal journey from a disciplined childhood in South Texas to a life of faith. Mendoza’s military service in the Marine Corps, shaped by values instilled by his father and grandmother, marked his early adulthood....

In the four sections of Embracing Grief, Julie Maurer guides you through her encounters with grief, helps you acknowledge your emotions, provides coping strategies, supplies poetry that may put words to your feelings, and delivers sixty-six journal prompts. Maurer briefly shares her experiences with her...

How people deal with emotional trauma can vary. Following traumatic experiences, people may feel unable to function properly, and, most of the time, are unable to process challenges that lie ahead. The good news is that there are effective ways to cope with the stressful...

Anthology ... of an Adopted Name by Lacie A. C. Smith is a melancholic poetry collection about the abuse Lacie suffered as a child. Within these eloquently written stanzas, Lacie bares her soul with emotions that are tangible and raw. The Face Behind The Darkened...

In this illuminating memoir, Momoko Uno shares her experiences during the recent COVID-19 pandemic and the impact of its subsequent travel and quarantine restrictions on her personal life. Fourteen Days follows Momoko's journey as she navigates her mother's terminal illness and her own emotional, physical,...

Unlikely Gifts Unwrapped is a courageous and deeply moving firsthand narrative of Diane M. Simard's experience with Stage III breast cancer. From the very first page, Simard draws you into her world with openness and honesty, sharing not only the physical, mental, and emotional toll...

Wanderer’s Journey by Vedran Dedić is a moving and emotionally charged memoir that skillfully melds the universal appeal of football with the personal struggles and triumphs of a refugee searching for a new home. Dedić's journey from Bosnia to Germany and eventually to the United...

Brenda Coffee’s Maya Blue is a memoir of unusual strength, resilience, resonance, and purpose. Her story reads like a mainstream thriller but her voice is so candid and conversational that readers will invest unconditional trust in even the most alarmingly shocking sections of her narrative....

Do you suffer from a debilitating disease? One that isolates you from the world because you dare not go out of the house for fear of having an ‘accident,’ one that requires an immediate visit to the bathroom? In Susan Montgomery’s Capturing Colitis, the author...