French author Guy Blaise states that: “The most tolerant people that I know, both in America and in France, are gay...people in same-sex relationships care more for each other at a level that would embarrass heterosexuals.” No books I’ve read give more credibility to those...

Back on Bonaire: Rediscovering Diver's Paradise as a Father is a nonfiction travel memoir written by Andrew Jalbert. Jalbert knew, from the time he was a young boy, that he wanted to be an explorer, to have adventures, and so archaeology seemed a perfect choice....

Big Wild Love: The Unstoppable Power of Letting Go by Jill Sherer Murray is an engaging memoir that chronicles the author's journey where the art of letting go helped her immensely to welcome a new beginning into her life and reclaim the life she had...

From Sore Soles to a Soaring Soul: Changing My Life One Step at a Time on the Camino De Santiago is a work of non-fiction written in the memoir style by author Blaine A. Rada. The work records an incredible time in the author’s life...

How to Become an Ambassador: An American Foreign Service Odyssey is a work of non-fiction written in the true-life story and inspirational sub-genres, and was penned by author Thomas Hart Armbruster. This fascinating account offers advice for those who may be intrigued about working in...

The Boy Refugee: A Memoir From a Long-Forgotten War by Khawaja Azimuddin is the story of the author as he recalls the time when he was a prisoner of war and how he fought tooth and nail for his freedom. Azimuddin was an 8-year-old child...

Farm Boy, City Girl: From Gene to Miss Gina is a work of non-fiction written in the form of a memoir by author John "Gene" E. Dawson. A memoir penned in three distinct stages of life, this is an incredible life story which will be...

There is something mysterious and alluring about the continent of Africa. With its wildlife, landscapes, people, and culture, the continent attracts visitors to soak up its innumerable wonders. Fighting Lions with Loo Rolls: An African Experience by Kathleen Rigby is a wonderful and thrilling memoir...

Mezzo-Soprano: Memoirs of a Rez Girl by Rhonda Head is the author's autobiography, a compact work that details her life growing up as a First Nation person of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation. Head starts with her earliest memories of a youth spent largely outdoors with...

Illegitimately Yours: Michael and Me by Catherine Taylor is the author's story and her deeply personal account of the family history. Catherine Taylor's early years were filled with memories of playing with her brother Michael, the school holidays, summer nights, lazy days when even the...