Dandelion: A Memoir in Essays by Danielle Bainbridge is a collection of the author’s thoughts, poems, and experiences. Danielle is a Black woman with Jamaican roots, raised in the Bronx, and Yale-educated in the arts with a bipolar depression diagnosis. She takes pride in her...

Life is full of surprises. Not everything goes according to plan. So, what do you do when your desires are not fulfilled? In No Grapes in Grateful, Keith Thorn encourages readers to choose gratitude and resilience over resentment and bitterness. This book teaches you to...

Tamaren by David Elkins explores human interaction, sensory experiences, and the complex relationship between geometry, mechanics, and the environment. Elkins provides a unique perspective on how individuals and groups engage with their surroundings, creating shapes, patterns, and connections that reflect the complexity of social and...

Global Game Changers: 50 Stories of Impact and Innovation by Yana Bijoor presents accounts of people who convert turning points into structured work that addresses social and environmental problems. Bijoor spans sectors and regions in direct, first-person interviews. Among them is social entrepreneur Aline Sara...

I Won't Be Silent by Anonymous Jane is a poignant memoir about the author’s horrible experience at St. Joseph’s High School. From her first day of freshman year, Jane knew she was going to be bullied. The atmosphere of her school was toxic, with both...

Nate Colsen wrote Wills vs. Living Trusts to help readers decide which estate planning tool is best for them and explain how to implement their estate plans. The book begins by explaining the difference between wills and trusts, as well as defining other important terms,...

Little Green Lies and Other BS by John Mullinder is an insightful look at environmental claims, myths, and misconceptions, especially in forestry, paper, packaging, recycling, and waste management. Drawing on his broad experience in journalism and environmental policy, Mullinder questions popular beliefs and reveals inaccuracies...

In Adventures of a Chess Girl, Katie Kormanik weaves her memoir with chess as the throughline. The book starts in 2009. That year, Katie joined the Pan-Ams tournament for university students, hoping to have fun with friends. To her surprise, the matches and players reignited...

Bloody Broadway: Plays of Menace, Murder, and Mystery, Volume I (1900–1930) by Amnon Kabatchnik examines early 20th-century American theater, focusing on crime, suspense, and melodrama. This volume provides insight into how Broadway's darker stories evolved during a pivotal period in theatrical history. Kabatchnik offers detailed...

Feathers of Wisdom by Leigh Podgorski shares the stories of women whose lives influenced their tribes and the world around them across generations. In Maya tradition, Ixchel’s presence as the Moon Goddess shaped the cycles of life by bringing water to the land and guiding...