In her inspiring memoir, Mountain-Valley & The Rearview Mirror: A Journey of Faith, Resilience and Becoming Enough, Elaine V. Blyden-Hutchinson reflects on her childhood on Nevis and her experiences in the United States. At ten months old, her mother brings Hutchinson to Nevis to be...

Julie Brill’s Hidden in Plain Sight is a family memoir about a daughter trying to understand the Holocaust history that shaped her father’s childhood in Belgrade. Haim survived the German occupation as a small boy, yet the Holocaust Julie learned about in America never seemed...

Being a kid can be frightening when the monsters are real people and ideas. In Final Girl: Surviving Church and Childhood, Debbie McNulty looks back on growing up in a household marked by conflict and a religion that taught her to be afraid of the...

Voices Within: Life Before and After by Lana Stasek tells a deeply personal story of survival, mapping out the inner lines that can divide a person’s life into two distinct halves. Stasek walks us through her past by exploring complicated family relationships and major historical...

The Burnout Imperative opens with Patrice Bonfiglio breaking down in tears during a flamenco show in Madrid. That turning point, along with a later health scare, forces her to face years of ignored exhaustion and stress hidden beneath her image as a driven, successful hedge-fund...

When Tony Stewart and his wife Lynn received the news that she had cancer, it completely changed their lives. Many of their friends were concerned and wanted to know more so they could support the couple. For this reason, Tony started a journal about Lynn...

Martin Terrell’s memoir, You’re Only Innocent Once And Once Is Not Enough, is a moving account of a man navigating the courts and using the classroom to leave prison behind. When a long sentence for a burglary conviction came down despite his innocence, he decided...

In the memoir Flavors I Carry, Emily Wei recounts her life as an American-born Chinese woman whose sense of home is shaped by movement between the United States and Taiwan. At ten, she leaves Houston for Taipei, where school exposes her to social hierarchies she...

Finding peace with yourself can change the way you see everything around you. In The Oneness Guide for Today, Faith Spencer offers young women a guide to understanding themselves, their thoughts, and their connection to the world. The book examines self-perception and the outside influences...

Widow— Widower— Widowest— by Aaron M. Simmons begins after his wife, Polly G. Simmons, dies unexpectedly from a pulmonary embolism following surgery, leaving him a single parent to three children, Peggy, Hazel, and Cary. As Aaron tries to understand what it means to remain Polly’s...