Disconnected: Portrait of a Neurodiverse Marriage by Eleanor Vincent is a personal and emotionally raw memoir that explores the complexities of love, communication, and resilience in a late-life marriage. The story follows Eleanor as she marries Lars, a brilliant but emotionally distant database expert, believing...

The Empathy Evolution by Ronald Goldman takes an important and much-needed look at what’s causing so many of the problems in modern American society. Using a mix of psychology and real-world data, Goldman explores how our earliest experiences shape things like violence, racism, and corruption....

Property of the Revolution by Ana Hebra Flaster is a memoir of Flaster's family life in Cuba before, during, and after the Cuban Revolution. Growing up in Havana, she recalls the vibrant community that was torn apart by politicking. Her family, especially her mother, faced...

Home Inside the Globe: Embracing Our Human Family by Gail Straub is more than just a memoir—it’s a journey across both the world and the soul. Straub takes us from the Sahara’s endless dunes to the Himalayas’ towering peaks, weaving together stories of adventure, activism,...

Can you find genuine safety in a religious space that doesn’t accept things like sexual expression? Can an LGBTQIA+ person be a Christian? Cassidy Hall explores these questions and other similar ones in her riveting philosophical memoir. In Queering Contemplation, Cassidy shares her perspective of...

Saving the Lost Girl: A Memoir of Healing shows the life of Kelly Jean Torres, who overcame a childhood marked by abuse, neglect, and abandonment. She shares her experiences with both her biological and foster families, where she and her sisters were subjected to physical,...

Pennies from Vietnam: A Sister at Home, a Brother at War is a poignant memoir that chronicles the emotional toll of war on a soldier and those he leaves behind. It is presented through the letters of Larry Ray Smith, a young soldier serving in...

Being a modern woman is not easy. You must master several roles while still finding a way to be a unique version of yourself. After an unfortunate skiing accident, Monica Yates was forced to reevaluate her life and later became a successful life coach, podcast...

How To Be A Neuro-Affirmative Parent: The Truth About Raising A Neurodivergent Child by Hwee Peng Tan is a guide for those parenting neurodivergent children, addressing the need for tailored support in wading through societal expectations, emotional distress, and behavioral issues. Tan talks about things...

Fire It Up by Carolyn Sharp is a clear and helpful guide that shows readers how to bring happiness and intimacy back to their relationship. Sharp understands that stressful modern lives in today’s world can make relationships difficult, so she presents four simple steps to...