A Bilagáana Boy Among the Navajo by Jay Jones is an unusual and interesting chronicle of a young boy who finds himself living on a Navajo Reservation in the 1960s, a white kid somewhat lost in a sea of Native American children. Jay was just...

Mosaic by Laura Gaddis is a poignant memoir that chronicles the author's experiences with multiple miscarriages, grief, and motherhood. After longing to become parents, Laura and her husband Jason finally welcomed a baby, but their little girl, Sophia, did not have the chance to live....

Forget the Fairy Tale and Find Your Happiness by Deb Miller goes beyond conventional fairytales to explore the quest for happiness and fulfillment, challenging societal norms. This inspiring book is a manifesto for women eager to break free from limiting roles and embark on their...

In her memoir Embracing the Unknown, Julie Maurer talks to us about the sudden loss of her husband to suicide, and the avalanche of emotional and practical challenges that followed. She speaks on her husband's battle with professional setbacks, depression, and a reluctance to seek...

The Ghosts on the Wall: A Grandson's Memoir of the Holocaust describes what happened to Kenneth D. Wald's family members: his parents and grandparents. Kenneth grew up in a modest home with a portrait of his paternal grandparents on a wall. He never knew his...

Unleashed Redemption by David Mendoza is a memoir that details his personal journey from a disciplined childhood in South Texas to a life of faith. Mendoza’s military service in the Marine Corps, shaped by values instilled by his father and grandmother, marked his early adulthood....

Karen S. Katz’s memoir, Getting Sauced, offers a tasteful journey into the world of food television. Katz, a trailblazer behind the scenes, shares her experiences working with some of the biggest names in culinary TV, providing an intimate glimpse into the chaotic yet exhilarating early...

In her self-help memoir Guidance From the Universe, Jill Amy Sager discusses her path to growth through self-awareness, healing, and a lot of spiritual reflection. Sager talks about her father, a relationship from which she learned to embrace and process emotions like anger and self-loathing....

Nothing to Laugh At by Bob "B.B." Widdop is an inspiring and heartfelt exploration of the transformative power of humor, especially in the face of life's most challenging moments. Bob "B.B." Widdop is a professional healthcare clown who shares his journey with personal anecdotes, poignant...

What makes a person join the army? In the case of Thomas Foster, it followed a troubled childhood and a search for stability. A warrior at heart, Thomas became tired of his dysfunctional family, a life of partying, drugs, unstable relationships, and a looming mental...