Anthony R. Candela’s memoir, Stand Up or Sit Out, is an engaging and heartfelt journey through the life of a man who refuses to let blindness define his limitations. With a blend of humor, humility, and candid reflection, Candela shares the ups and downs of...

(Un)remarkable: How Cancer and Depression Intertwined Our Stories of Grief and Hope by Tennille Corbett and Lydia Corbett is a profoundly moving memoir that dives into the realities of facing a late-stage cancer diagnosis while grappling with the heavy weight of depression. The memoir, told...

Med Spa Mayhem: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Secrets of the Aesthetic Industry by Dr. Kate Dee is a fascinating book and a goldmine of information for anyone considering using a Med Spa for aesthetic improvement. It starts as an autobiography with the...

In The B.A.B.Y. Book: Best Advice for Baby & You, Karen L. Brewer addresses everything you need to know to care for your baby and yourself after a vaginal or Cesarean delivery. The author outlines topics like fundal massage, perineal care, pain management, Apgar scores,...

Celiac Mom is a must-read memoir. In it, Ann Campanella talks about her little daughter, Sydney, who suffered health issues such as frequent stomachaches after eating, bloating, constipation, trouble sleeping, and delayed growth. Ann tried to understand what was wrong with her daughter's health, but...

Canadian Health Care Blueprint: Reaching Higher, Working Smarter, Getting Stronger is a work of non-fiction in the healthcare, medical guidance, and analytical thinking subgenres. Penned by author Richard Powlesland, this interesting work offers a comprehensive strategy for transforming Canada's healthcare system. The book starts with...

In I Didn't Sign Up For This Shit, Dr. Michael Lewis examines his diverse medical experiences, highlighting key issues in patient care and physician well-being. The book recounts Lewis's observations, from witnessing his grandmother’s death and recognizing the importance of compassionate doctor-patient relationships to contrasting...

Killing the Alien depicts an emotional, thought-provoking, and earnest account of Stephanie Lopuszynski's battle against cancer. In her candid memoir, the author shares her personal experiences with the world. This memoir guides us through the stages of her cancer diagnosis, the actual cancer treatment, and...

Mom, I Have a Problem by Sophia Manarolis is a poignant and authentic exploration of her battles with the monsters of depression and suicide, offering valuable insights into the journey of recovery and resilience. Through her raw storytelling, Manarolis sheds light on the struggles of...

People suffer from addiction issues all over the world and it's a tough road back to recovery. Yosef Kutner struggled with alcoholism for decades before he found the strength to refrain from using alcohol to deal with life. In Everyone Is Addicted, Kutner presents a...