Where Did I Go? A Memoir Plus by Francene Gillis is a well-written memoir and informative book that provides a glimmer of hope to anyone struggling with brain injuries. Francene writes a bit about her background growing up, describing a series of traumas and tragedies...

Our Father Who Art in an Iron Lung by Douglas Dodd is a moving memoir that chronicles the extraordinary life of Bruce Dodd, a man who lived for twenty-one years paralyzed and dependent on an iron lung after contracting bulbar paralytic polio in 1955. Written...

Living Life One Second at a Time by Brenda Lott is a deeply moving memoir that recounts her near-fatal skiing accident and the extraordinary journey of recovery that followed. Through vivid and heartfelt storytelling, Brenda shares the physical and emotional challenges she faced, from enduring...

In Battling Cancer: Hope and Inspiration for the Journey Ahead, Penelope Cortez chronicles her journey following a 2011 breast cancer diagnosis, positioning faith as the central aspect of her experience. Initially focused on career success and self-reliance, she reassessed her life’s purpose after being diagnosed...

Burnout in physicians can lead to adverse effects on patient care. According to Mark Sorensen, almost half of all physicians in the US and elsewhere are burned out. In The HIPUS® Revolution, Dr. Sorensen addresses this vital societal issue and calls for more IT integration...

Dr. Robert C. Meyers’ The Relationship Between Strategic Success Paradigm and Performance in Nonprofit Hospitals examines the link between strategic management paradigms and performance outcomes in nonprofit hospitals. The book is based on Dr. Ansoff's Strategy Success Paradigm, and the author looks at how organizational...

Gifted and Distractible by Julie F. Skolnick is a heartfelt book designed to help parents and educators understand and support their twice-exceptional (2e) children. The book is divided into three parts: Understanding, Strategies, and Advocacy. To effectively help your child, you first need to comprehend...

Jeffrey Penn May's Eight Billion Steps is a humorous memoir depicting his battle with cancer. After May was diagnosed with a rare cancer of the jaw, throat, and tongue, he and his wife, Kim, decided to understand as much as they could about this disease...

In his book 12 Simple Words (12 Simple Words...Foundation), John W. Kennedy recounts his childhood challenges with hyperactivity and difficulty focusing, conditions later understood as ADD, ADHD, or OCD. In the 1960s, such traits were often misunderstood, but his mother, Jean, adapted her parenting to...

In Dylan and the Wolf by Kalubriah Sage, we follow Dylan, the author's young son, whose world was overturned by unwarranted medical interventions. Dylan's emotional story began at age two, after developing Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. He endured harsh chemotherapy treatments, which adversely affected his genetics....