I have always loved reading memoirs, particularly ones whose authors offer a unique perspective and a quick wit – such is the case in Dina Honour’s It’s A Lot to Unpack. In it, the author examines a life that many might envy, though she fears...

Figure skating is a unique combination of sport and art, valuing both skill and elegance and there are fascinating stories behind it. It's All About the Memories and Other Skating Stuff shows us what goes on behind this activity. Joanne Vassallo Jamrosz talks about her...

It Started With A Whale is a children's picture book written by John Kuch and illustrated by Felipe Calv. Zoe wants only one thing in life – to see a real-life whale, not just a picture of one. Her teacher is caught up in her...

It Happened in a Charming Little Italian Town by Carlo Artemi is a fascinating historical novel based on true events. While we all know of the horrors perpetrated against the Jews and others in Nazi Germany, not all realize that many of these same indignities...

There is something special about being different. Katie knows this well because she has Prader-Willi syndrome, a disorder so rare that she is compared to a unicorn. Destiny Pacha invites young readers to follow this lovely girl through her day in It Starts with Hello:...

It's Not That Spicy! is a children’s picture book written by Mei Powers and Kaili Powers with illustrations by Endar Novianto. The book takes readers on a culinary journey with Kaili and her family as they explore different Asian cuisines made with various spices and...

Kindness is at the very bedrock of civilization, and Shermaine Perry-Knights shares with children what it means to be kind in It’s Cool to Be Kind. Three young boys—Max, Michael, and Martin—are given a school assignment to write about something they are good at. While...

It Rhymes With Truth by Rich Miller is an extraordinary, unconventional debut novel about an extraordinary, unconventional bond between two extraordinary, unconventional people. When old-folks-home resident Ruth takes in and hides an itinerant boy we know only as “Sweetie,” and who serves as the narrator...

Mark Shaiken's autobiography It's What Makes Me . . . Me spans various facets of his life and career, discussing personal and professional experiences and issues, from maneuvering through individuality and societal expectations to juggling a dual career as an indie author and attorney. Shaiken...

It's Never Been a Level Playing Field: Overcoming 8 Racial Myths to Level the Field is a work of non-fiction in the social justice, sociocultural issues, and self-help genres. Penned by author Steve Brigham, this highly engaging work examines and debunks eight pervasive myths that...

It Came Even to Me by Drew Hill delves into the complexities of reconciling religious faith with contemporary views on sexuality. Set in a small town in Georgia, the story follows a pastor struggling to maintain his convictions while navigating the turmoil within his family,...

It Happened in Bethlehem by Brenda Carroll Jarvis is a retelling of the nativity story through the eyes of a young boy named Asher and his family. The book captures the wonder, faith, and humanity surrounding the birth of Jesus, offering readers a fresh perspective...

Jeff Burgess’s It Worked for Me: My Life Seizing Opportunity and Building Success chronicles his extraordinary journey from a rebellious, underachieving youth in Skokie to a highly successful and influential sales executive in the tech distribution industry. The narrative opens with a vivid recounting of...

It’s Not My Problem…Or Is It? is an informative book by Bruce L. Blumer that offers personal experiences, cultural insights, and a call to action when we see the problems in the world today. Each chapter is structured with Haitian proverbs as openings to set...

It’s Not the Bricks, It’s the Mortar by Mike Cosentino is a guide for anyone who wants to succeed in retail. The author uses the image of bricks (the systems and products) and mortar (the “invisible” soft skills, like teamwork and good service) to demonstrate...

Written by Alex Canton-Dutari, It's the Water is the story of Zane, a Peace Corps volunteer in Panama, and Martin, a Canadian-born Californian. They walk through different paths of life only to see their roads come together. Each of their journeys is also a different...

It Gets Easier! And Other Lies We Tell New Mothers by Claudine Wolk is a self-help guide for mothers on what to expect during labor and how to deal with motherhood's daily duties and challenges. Wolk provides a detailed step-by-step guide for mothers and advice...

It's a Terrible Day (Not Really): Let's Count by Twos by Nan Evenson is an educational picture book for young children. If your little one is learning to count, then they need this book to lead them to success. It's a rainy day for Charlie...

It's All In The Lyrics: How Music Helped Me Heal and Find My Voice by Tony Kessel is a memoir that chronicles Kessel's transformative journey through music, beginning with a Garth Brooks concert. The experience ignites a year-long project where he creates a song-a-day playlist,...

After surviving a near-fatal car accident, Tae finds solace in a new relationship with Natasha. She encourages him to confront the dark secrets and tragedies that have plagued his family's past. As he opens up about his relatives' calamities, including motorcycle accidents, infant deaths, and...