Gripping Grace in the Garden of Grief (A Place for the Heart) by Marcia P Earhart is a non-fiction book on grief and hardship that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults who have or are currently experiencing grief in...

Good Grief by April Bulmer focuses on love, loss, and healing in a story about a woman who mourns the loss of several loved ones, including various family members and ultimately her daughter and husband. Struggling to make sense of her new reality, she embarks...

For environmentally-conscious readers who love poetry, there is nothing quite like Robert J. Tiess's collection. Gracious Nature is yet another enthralling collection of nature poems by the author that allows you to appreciate and embrace nature through the poetic medium. The titular poem "Gracious Nature"...

Immerse yourself in an enthralling collection of short poems with A.H. Morris' Gratitude. Presented as quatrains, cinquains, or sestets, these poems explore various facets of life and human behavior. Morris provides some valuable insight into the human condition with succinctly worded verses that linger long...

Gentle Shadows Fierce Wings by Nikita Kapoor is a collection of poetry that reads like one all-encompassing poem. A poem that is full of hopes and dreams ahead while still continuing to notice the past and present days that, at times, are full of turmoil...

Gone Before: A Grief Journey in Poems by Ruth Fanshaw is a collection of the author's poetry written to process the depth of heartache that comes when we lose someone close to us. In Fanshaw’s case, the loss was her mother, and the verses she...

I once read that grief and love are forever intertwined, and this vibrant poetry collection written by Jerry Lovelady addresses the discomforting truth and more. Grief and Her Three Sisters is divided into four parts. Whether the reader is mourning the tragic loss of a...

Gaze by Omó Pastor, Amanda Furdge, Bird Nefertiti, and Imani Jones is a powerful, moving, and timely collection exploring the generational trauma of being a Black man in America through the lens of the Black women (mothers, sisters, daughters, partners) who love (and have loved)...

Grasp, by David Yuen, is a deep and compelling faith-based work exploring social issues and current events from a Christian point of view. An effective blend of memoir, poems, essays, and prose, this author delves into his own psyche and the human psyche to present...

Glimpses... Now I Can See, by Elizabeth A Roberts, is a moving and inspiring collection of poetry, essays, and stories by the author, a kind of memoir about losing vision and regaining vision. Her experiences gave her a new perspective, but getting there was sometimes...