Behind The Wall by Jacqueline Marie Wallace follows Tony Green's career path in the music industry, from being a bassist for The Dramatics at 17 to collaborating with Snoop and Dre in California's hip-hop scene and creating his record label. Born in Detroit in 1956,...

I Am a Superhero Expert: Growing up with My Autistic Brother by Josh Stehle is a moving, inspirational introduction to autism. Josh's brother, Zack, is autistic but doesn't let that hold him back. Through life experiences, Josh shows the reader what life can be like...

Socialism Revealed is the sequel to the author’s comprehensive work titled Socialism: Origins, Expansion, Decline, and the Attempted Revival in the United States. Phillip J Bryson summarizes many basic conclusions included in the first of the series and some updated information. In this volume, Professor...

A Rainbow of Chaos: A Year of Love and Lockdown in Nepal is an insightful memoir about finding clarity and love during the COVID-19 pandemic. Louisa Kamal was stranded in Nepal, a striking and beautiful country that she had visited six times. Louisa and her...

The Last Man on Earth: A Lonely Battle Against OCD is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical writing, and mental health issues subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to difficult discussions, strong language, and self-harm references. Penned by...

Lynne M. Kolze uses Please Write to remind us that there is something truly magical about finding a personal letter in the mailbox. I’ve always felt it. I remember rushing home from school anxious to see if the postman had left something for me. Sensing...

Too Big? How to Tell and How to Get More Accountability by Bruce D. Thatcher is based on actual high-profile cases where accountability was either absent or inadequate and identifies accountability standards that should apply to everyone. The book is a shocking exposé that reveals...

I Soy Latino: Second Generation Bilinguification by Gabriel Archangel Irizarry III is a book that extols the culture of Latin Americans. It uses the instrument of spoken word poetry to demonstrate what binds people - their values, experiences, and challenges. It also shows the synergy...

Gaslighting by Deborah Vinall is a self-help book providing a step-by-step guide to identifying and dealing with being gaslit in relationships and, ultimately, how to recover from emotional abuse. She starts by helping the reader determine whether they are experiencing gaslighting by asking specific questions...

John Nieman’s thought-provoking collection of essays What is Missing? examines important values and traditions that were once the core of American society. In the 1970s, milk cartons were used to spread the word about missing children. Their images were included on the cartons but this...