In Spoken: A Memoir Sprinkled with a Little Quadriplegia, Robert A Rieck Jr recounts both the good and bad choices that led to a string of painful challenges and remarkable accomplishments. Like any child, Robert grew up with a keen desire to try new experiences,...

Successful Sister by Alicia Robinson is a short book that might be read as a presentation at a trade conference, but, though brief, its inherent wisdom extends to all readers. Ms. Robinson dedicates this tract to her sisters—both family and trade. She is a construction...

Surviving A Miracle: The Extraordinary True Story of a Daring Rescue along the Nā Pali Coast of Kaua‘i is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, adventure, and inspirational writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Richard Greenberg,...

With over twenty-five years of experience teaching special ed, Jody Sharpe shares her story of working with special needs children and the angels who helped her along the way. This moving memoir, Special Needs Children: The Angels On My Shoulder, follows Jody's teaching journey as...

Swimming for My Life is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, sports writing, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Kim Fairley, this powerful work chronicles the remarkable journey of the former elite swimmer, offering a...

Struggles Against Time: Memories and Musings is a philosophical and deeply reflective memoir by Ted Shigematsu. Ted shares his experience of feeling like he didn't belong as a child with Japanese genes in Genova, Italy. He couldn't wait to migrate with his family to the...

Should've Been Dead: Lessons From a Crack Addict Who Broke Free by Sweta Patel and Rory Londer takes readers on the inspirational, chaotic journey of a man who struggled with addiction but found a path to healing and helping others who faced similar struggles. Rory's...

In So What? Keep Going!, Rob L. Lowe shares his experience of abuse, racism, and making a great life regardless of the troubles he encountered. Rob, who grew up without his parents, had a rough time finding balance in life. He found himself moving from...

Losing a loved one is never easy. But toward the end of one's life, people can sometimes forge inexplicable connections that force us to rethink our own preconceived notions. What is the meaning of life? What happens in the afterlife? In her moving memoir, Shared...

Walter Stern, a Holocaust survivor, made a testimony video about his road to freedom from Nazi Germany and through Holland one year before his death in 1993. His daughter, Irene, re-watched it after the elections in 2016. That year marked the starting point of the...