Ghost by Lea Tonin is one of the most unusual memoirs I have ever read…and I have read a lot of memoirs! When Lea is 14, going on 15, she can no longer withstand the constant brutality of her Japanese stepfather. Any infractions or challenges...

Virginia Heslinga's memoir, Grace Interlaced, explores loss, grief, and healing through faith from personal trauma. Twelve-year-old Virginia combines the role of babysitter and big sister to Mark, Daniel, and Andrew “Andy.” But when a devastating house fire claims Andrew’s life, Virginia can’t forgive herself, and...

Jack Dancer’s Green Valley School, Orange City, Florida: America’s Most Unusual School offers a riveting and eye-opening exploration of a radical educational experiment that dared to defy conventional norms in mid-20th century America. At its core, this book is a homage to a unique school...

David Bredbenner's Going Home: A Journey with Dementia chronicles his mother Betty Jane's life and her battle with dementia. Raised in California, Betty Jane excelled in arts and athletics before pursuing a nursing career influenced by her sister Teri's health challenges. Her journey included balancing...

Good Awkward by Henna Pryor is a deep exploration of the various ways awkwardness can hold one back and how best to handle feeling awkward on the path to success. Henna shares her SUCK Framework and how she uses humor, levity, and improvisational skills in...

Grant Me Justice: A Mother’s Journey from Murder and Mourning to Mercy and Dancing by Felecia Marshall offers a heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting account of one mother’s epic quest to achieve justice for the senseless and violent murder of her daughter who was specifically targeted...

Gorgeous Women: Advancing On The Timeline by Cristina D'Riviera walks us through the difficulties faced by women, exploring societal expectations and personal strife through people like Denise, a retired librarian, and the plight of an aging actress. D'Riviera dives into the complex terrain of beauty...

Get Outta My Way is a work of non-fiction in the autobiographical writing, sociocultural issues, and inspirational writing subgenres. Penned by author Charlotte Schiff-Booker, It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. This inspiring memoir showcases the incredible journey of a remarkable woman....

All of us share an innate drive toward happiness and fulfillment. But often, we tend to find ourselves stuck in our choices, leaving us questioning our purpose in life. Karin Freeland is a successful life coach and entrepreneur who formerly worked for a Fortune 500...

Gillian MK2 by Gillian Firth is an intriguing autobiography. Firth’s life stopped as she experienced a devastating car crash in 1994 that resulted in a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Fortunately, she survived. Unfortunately, after six weeks in a coma, she woke up disabled. Her memory...