Douglas J. Sloan's Morphers, Monsters & Mayhem: My Travels Through the Power Rangers Galaxy is a memoir by a former New York film student who becomes part of the television machine that turns Japanese superhero footage into the show Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. As Sloan...

Donna Hills Patrick and Raymond Hills’s The Town I Crow About is an honest window into the real history of East Millstone, New Jersey. It takes us through the memories of a man who lived there for over ninety years. The book relies on raw...

In Moon Weaver’s Autobiography of an Ordinary Polish Man, the author speaks about his childhood spent tending cows with a loving mother who tragically died of cancer when he was just nine. His memoir maps out a lifetime of trying to escape poverty by reading...

Aaron Pufal opens Chasing Legends with a personal backstory that began in the world of extreme wealth and ends in crisis when he is betrayed by his last employer. He finds a lifeline and new meaning in a lifelong fascination with motorcycles. By exploring the...

Ari Schneider’s Stolen Headstones is a compelling memoir where the author reconstructs his grandfather Louis’ actual experiences during the Holocaust by cross-referencing family documents with official international archive data. The book details how Louis fabricated heroic stories about shooting soldiers and eating rodents to mask...

In Cassandra's Daughter, author Destiny Arnold tells the true story of her mother through her own perspective. Her mother, Cassandra, was only fourteen years of age when she gave birth to Destiny. Her father was seventeen. Because of her young age, Cassandra didn't really know...

Destiny Nakita Arnold shares her inspiring life story with her moving memoir, Destiny Legacy: Becoming Her. Growing up in Atlanta, Georgia, Destiny had far from an ideal childhood. With an emotionally unavailable young mother and an absentee father figure, Destiny had to look after herself....

When Amber Black was six years old, she heard the story of Cain and Abel. The story moved her so deeply that she has sought to maintain a close relationship with God ever since. After going through various life experiences, she has come to understand...

Is it possible to live a life far from the mundane and conventional demands of day-to-day living? June Burn’s classic memoir Living High answers this question with a resounding, “Yes!” First published in 1941 and recently published as an ebook in its eighth edition, June...

In his memoir Six Weeks, William Ledbetter follows the final illness of his sister, Nancy, after doctors find that cancer has reached the area around her brain and spine. Nancy asks to leave the hospital and spend her remaining time in her adult daughter's New...