In Man Up. Sober Up., Ryan Penley chronicles a turbulent battle with addiction, which entails hospitalizations, arrests, and pivotal moments of reckoning, alongside advice on conquering addiction linked to his journey. Stressing trauma's link to addiction, Penley urges self-examination and acknowledgment of addiction's distributive impact....

Societal expectations and external pressures can sometimes throw a wrench into life's trajectory and stop us from fulfilling our innermost potential. According to Peter Ash, outside distractions sap our energy and take our focus away from the things that matter most to us. With this...

Charles Serocold's aim in writing A History of the United States for Newcomers is to help immigrants assimilate into their new country. He accomplishes this and so much more! Over fifty million people who were born in another country live in the United States. Charles...

Kookaburras, Cuppas & Kangaroos is a non-fiction travel tale written by S. Bavey. Taking part in the Assisted Passage Migration Scheme (aka the Populate or Perish policy) in Australia in the 1960s, Yorkshire lass Elizabeth Isle traveled from England to Australia via the SS Orcades....

Jerusalem's Brothers is a work of fiction penned by author Ronald Hera in the Christian fiction, historical adventure, and coming-of-age subgenres. The second novel in the Brothers Series, this work is suitable for mature teen and adult readers alike. This emotive and intricately penned novel...

Hackett at Large: Tales from a Reporter's Life in Paris 1961–1968 by Jack Fitzgerald is set in bustling Paris, where seasoned journalist Benjamin J. Hackett impresses his boss Geoffrey Hawkins with his quirky column, "An American in Paris." The Washington Tribune endeavors to secure an...

Ecosystem innovation is not just an abstract concept but can be put to practical use in addressing the many challenges that the world is currently facing, as shown in Do Bigger Things by Dan McClure and Jennifer Wilde. With rapid change in the world, numerous...

Broken Ties is a work of fiction in the romance, interpersonal drama, and suspense subgenres, and is the second novel in the Family Ties series. The work is best suited to mature readers owing to explicit language and scenes of sex and violence. Penned by...

Until Time Erases You: A Tragedy of Love, Loss, and Courage in the Shadow of the Triangle Fire is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and emotive writing subgenres. The work is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to...

Take Back Your Brain by Kara Loewentheil is a self-help book empowering women to take back their brains, choose their emotions, and become the unique force they need to be for themselves and the world. Loewentheil, a life coach, takes you on her journey of...

Deputy While Immigrant: The Story of a German Who Became a Deputy Sheriff in Arizona is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, cultural writing, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to explicit language and adult themes throughout. Penned...

J. Scott Pyles' Curtis: Or One Night in Harlem follows the story of a young black man in 1991, in Harlem, New York, navigating life against the backdrop of the Rodney King case. Since he was a young boy, Curtis saw his foster mother, Eunice,...

Nowadays, educators face numerous challenges ranging from classroom management in the age of social media and smartphones to disruptive student behavior and dissatisfied parents. Marcy Cassidy has had a long career as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. In Roll Call, Cassidy introduces educators to innovative...

The Cherry Stone: A Family's Struggle to Homestead in Cherokee Territory is a work of fiction in the historical drama, Western, and slice-of-life genres. Penned by author Sandy Salisbury, the plot follows Paulina and Gerhard, a couple who navigate the challenges of homesteading in Oklahoma...

In Dream On!, Dr. Ezella McPherson speaks on the influence of early exposure to science and math and the involvement of African American girls in K–12 STEM fields. She evaluates the importance of hands-on projects and teacher training in shaping positive STEM identities, leading to...

In his theological memoir Lost the Plot: Finding Our Story in a Confusing World, David S. Wisener takes a hard look into the dynamics of family, faith, and identity, examining the influence of genetics, life experiences, and ancestral traumas on shaping opinions and beliefs. Through...

After years of scheming and plotting, Hezbollah, the proxy Islamic terrorist group, has come up with an ultimate act of revenge on the US. They are going to destroy a large operating nuclear plant on the East Coast and cause millions of American deaths from...

In this moving memoir, Regina Gershman tells her story as a young girl who, with her family, escaped the persecution of the Jewish community by the former Soviet Union. Rebecca's Journey follows Rebecca since she was ten years old, living with her parents and siblings...

Valentine's Day: Love is in the Air! by Valerie Allen is a heartwarming and funny tale about three friends navigating the holiday in their own clumsy ways. Bradley, Jimmy, and Hank meet at a bar to unwind, but things take a turn when Celina, the...

In The Night Blooming, twin siblings Sally and Jonah Ismael share their heartbreaking story of rejection and abuse and how they overcame fear, self-doubt, and other challenges on their journey to attain black belts in Taekwondo. Born to Arab parents from Israel, Sally and Jonah...