Saying that we work relentlessly should serve as a warning sign, not a source of pride. Although seeking to be in control is not a negative, we must learn to choose our battles. In Life But Make It Manageable, Tia Warrick teaches us to make...

Life Sucks: Memories and Introspection During the Great COVID Lockdown by PS Conway is a hugely funny, deeply satirical, and, at times, starkly dark look at life, especially during the pandemic lockdown. It is a collection of short, pithy essays that sum up the author’s...

Live Your Dreams, Not Your Drama is a self-help memoir where Tina Richards talks about a complicated early life growing up in poverty, witnessing her parents' divorce, and facing a volatile home environment. Still, she chooses to rise above, transforming from a self-doubting, fearful individual...

What is more engaging to Americans than the first impressions of foreigners in our country? And especially those from mainland China. Apple An’s memoir Las Crosses: An Unwavering Journey to a New Life in America gives us just that in a fresh, uninhibited, and delightful...

Maureen Burkley's Lucky For Me is the author's story about her tough but highly rewarding journey with her dog. The author's German Shepherd, Lucky, went from a traumatic experience as a puppy to being rescued by a caring human. As Maureen drew closer to Lucky,...

In Living Fearless in Christ, Hedieh Mirahmadi Falco depicts her struggles as a teen, searching for purpose in her life in a world she sometimes felt estranged from to her spiritual walk with Jesus Christ. Hedieh gives a heartfelt account of her adolescent years, the...

To find your place in this world, you need a sense of purpose and inherent self-awareness. In Life Lessons From Mom, veteran business executive and award-winning author Amy Tan draws from over twenty years of experience in corporate leadership to bring a practical guide for...

Told humorously, Late Bloomer Baby Boomer by Steve Milliken is Steve's journey from learning about his sexuality, the struggles that came with it, and then, finally, the acceptance of it. In the 70s, being gay was taboo, and so were boys playing with Barbies, as...

Landed: A Yogi’s Memoir in Pieces & Poses by Jennifer Lang is a deeply personal narrative of self, family, and community through the framework of yoga and the physical and geographical experiences in both the United States and Israel. The protagonist of this narrative, Lang,...

Lazy Love: Recognizing and Reversing the 4 Threats to Any Successful Relationship by Keion Henderson explores how to enhance relationships with family, friends, and partners. This interesting read delves into the familiar concept of ‘lazy love’ where complacency and neglect undermine the depth and fulfillment...