Living with mental illness is never easy. Nor is seeing a loved one suffering from it. All you can do is try to become stronger to stop the illness from dictating your life. This is the message that Kristin Rohman Rehkamp reiterates in her moving...

How to Love Yourself by Rachel Madorsky is an absolutely adorable children’s book. I loved each illustration, each word, each thought, and each piece of advice. I enjoyed the advice about being and doing. Our children and students are so lucky to be able to...

Donald Michael Craig feels the truth inside. His Reflections After Midnight is a collection of his words of wisdom, the result of hearing and living them, following a lifetime of searching that was well worth the journey. Each page contains short, humble reflections that you...

Bill Goss documents his faith journey and recovery from alcoholism in his moving memoir, Gifts From Jesus Christ. Goss grew up in a tumultuous home environment. He left high school and joined the USAF. He later obtained his high school diploma and was nominated to...

Renae Kelly speaks openly about the challenges many parents and caregivers face in her book, Parenting Chronicles, sub-titled Real Talk: Lessons Learned. Written as a series of personal journal entries, Kelly takes her readers through the day-to-day challenges and successes of rearing children. The author...

Mother Lode: Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver is a work of non-fiction in the social issues and memoir subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by Gretchen Staebler. As the title suggests, the work handles the tricky topic...

Politics in America: A Guide to the Two-Party System is a primer about the political system in the United States. Author Frank P. Daversa divided his book into six chapters: 1) a delineation of the constituency of both major parties, 2) party history, 3) party...

The inside perspective of the foster care system is presented in depth, intensely intimate, and compellingly by Carmen Maria Navarro. It is an emotive tale about the decisions that actual foster parents must make and the effects those decisions may have on their families. Carmen...

Preventing Bullying: A Manual for Teachers in Promoting Global Educational Harmony by Raju Ramanathan, M. Tech and Christina Theophilos, M. Ed provides intervention strategies, classroom activities, and tips for teachers and parents to address all forms of bullying at school. Based on a seven-step learning...

12/26/75: Twelve Twenty-Six Seventy-Five by Tony Reid is a non-fiction true crime novel surrounding the 1975 murder of Donna Jo Richmond and the man who was convicted of the crime, Oscar Clifton. Clifton is no longer alive but the quest to clear his name and...