For readers whose minds are on the fast track and battle to unwind, The Monkey Who Thought Too Much by Serena Choo will provide an oasis of peace and provoke a more mindful look at achieving a life without clutter. Monkey lives in a temple...

Mīrkhwānd’s The Garden of Purity recounts the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) through the traditions preserved in a fifteenth-century Persian chronicle. The history begins with his ancestry among the Quraysh, a powerful Arab tribe based in Makkah, where the Kaʿbah stands as the sacred...

Martin Tiongson’s The Two Oceans is a philosophical non-fiction collection that turns lived experience into a study of how a person meets change. The author begins with moments drawn from daily life, then places each one inside a wider consideration of the meaning people create...

The Bible Is a Library by Woody Clermont is a Christian study of biblical interpretation built around the idea that Scripture’s literary form determines the questions a reader should ask. The author opens with genre as the starting point, then places each passage within its...

The Halal Money Mindset by Yaseen Yousef is an Islamic personal finance book about managing money according to Sharia principles in everyday Western life. Yousef begins with stewardship, explaining why wealth is something entrusted to a Muslim before moving into the financial boundaries around riba,...

The Battle Rages On is Dr. Gerald D. Robison's deep dive into spiritual warfare, tracing the unseen conflict between good and evil from before the creation of the world through to the battles believers face today. Robison, a Bible teacher who has pastored churches on...

Peter King’s The Power of God’s Grace is a Christian nonfiction book written from a Born Again Christian point of view. King presents Grace as the gift behind human life, beginning with God’s creation and continuing into the salvation he connects to Jesus Christ. The...

Devin Kornelsen’s The Pillars of Unity presents a New Age spiritual philosophy built around Unity, described as the origin of creation and the Divine heart to which all things return. Kornelsen defines the pillars as thirteen energetic laws that can be applied to ordinary life,...

Few books dare readers to think that most of what they believe about God may be tradition masked as truth. The Way, The Truth, The Life: A Guide for the Road to Life by P. D. Blackwell makes that challenge. The book is divided into...

Nicholas Campion’s The New Age in the Modern West is an intellectual history of the New Age as a modern expression of older Western hopes for a better world. Campion begins with millenarianism and utopianism, showing how Western culture repeatedly imagines a lost golden age...