A Constitution For A Democracy by Rohit Kajaria is an illuminating non-fiction book seeking a way to establish a perfect democracy devoid of the ills of the prevalent governments of the world. Kajaria cites the examples of two of the most powerful nations of western...

We live in a time of turmoil and change, but more change is coming. Awaken To Your Truth is a timely and pressing reminder that change is already in progress. Under the channeled guidance of the Ascended Masters, Joanna Alexopoulos outlines the human conditioning that...

Advancing Reproductive Choice: Leading with Conviction and Compassion, A Memoir is a profound look back at Elizabeth S. Maguire's noble vocation of empowering women by showing them the path to freedom of choice. One of the countless unsung heroes who have devoted their lives to...

As Living Stones: My Five Years in Saudi Arabia by Marjory Henderson is a personal and emotionally charged recollection of completely foreign circumstances. With great humility, Marjory Henderson has written a short, intimate memoir that is a tribute to the five years spent in Saudi...

America Calling: A Foreign Student in a Country of Possibility is a work of non-fiction in the memoir subgenre and was penned by author Rajika Bhandari. This touching and exploratory memoir is best suited to mature young adults and adult reading audiences owing to its...

Life is full of obstacles, unexpected and often unwanted twists and turns of fate. When Murna Moreland’s husband dies suddenly and tragically, Murna is left with five children to raise on her own. She makes a difficult decision that no mother should ever have to...

Acts of Love by Lucy Somers is a moving memoir about holding on to yourself in dark times and overcoming them. Trigger warnings apply as the author shares 23 stories of the mind and soul as the memoir journeys through abuse, suicide, and other mental...

In A Promise Deferred: The Massacre of Black Wall Street by Dr. Tamecca S. Rogers and Keith Ross, a mother and son writing team brings an important story to life in this powerful non-fiction children’s book. The story begins with little Keith going to his...

I have always thought that the question “What race are you?” was racist. But as Janet E. Helms explains in A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have, knowing your race and accepting it is essential. She explains how to be who you are without...

All Kids Can Thrive by Sheena L. Smith is a comprehensive guide for those working with children or having children with or without disabilities. Educators and parents will discover various approaches, tools, and strategies to wholly empower each child to strive for balance within their...