You Can’t Take Them With You by Megan Bannon is the author's memoir following a breast cancer diagnosis. Her treatment plan, led by Dr. Abramson, included chemotherapy, immunotherapy, a double mastectomy, and radiation. Bannon underwent biopsies, genetic testing, and a series of emotionally and physically...

Un-Adoptically Me by Elmarie Arnold is a poignant memoir that explores the emotional and spiritual trauma associated with being adopted. Although Elmarie was raised by loving adoptive parents, her quest to understand her roots consumed her life, significantly impacting her relationships and sense of self....

Our Lives in Pieces: A Collection of Flash Memoir Essays by Tracie Adams presents a poignant and skillfully crafted mosaic of personal narratives that examine themes of grief, memory, resilience, and grace. Each short essay acts as a piece in a larger puzzle, shaped by...

Charlotte by Charlotte Adelman and Mala Blomquist tells a riveting story of love, hope, and sheer willpower in the face of one of the most devastating periods in history—the Holocaust. As a Holocaust first-generation survivor, Charlotte retells her story with the help of Mala, who,...

The Addiction Fiction: Unraveling the Roots of Attachment by Kurt Shaye is a comprehensive guide that explores various forms of addiction and offers practical steps to overcome them. The author shares his personal experiences with substance abuse, illustrating the enlightenment and lightness that can come...

Healing Hearts: Overcoming Grief and Loss by Nancy Ejike-Offor is comforting and soothing to the mind, heart, and soul. The author introduces the five stages in dealing with loss and grief as set forth by Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and finally Acceptance....

In Being Broken, Geoffrey R. Jonas offers a raw and intimate account of a family’s collapse under the weight of narcissistic abuse, addiction, and mental illness. Through a blend of memoir and psychological insight, Jonas chronicles his sister’s tragic death from fentanyl poisoning, his stepfather’s...

In Such a Pretty Picture, Andrea Leeb recounts her traumatic childhood filled with unsettling family dynamics, sexual abuse, and the struggle for identity. The memoir explores the relationship between Andrea, her mother Marlene, and her father David, which unravels against secrets and manipulation. The narration...

In Unexpected Awakening, Laurie S. Jacobson shares her transformative journey during a 22-day retreat at a Buddhist monastery, where she confronts the aftermath of a tumultuous marriage and deep-seated trauma. The narrative begins with her escape from an abusive relationship and the hope that meditation...

Living With Hope: True Stories of Chronic Illness by Ellen Krohne is a heartfelt and inspiring collection of real-life stories from individuals facing chronic illnesses. Through the journeys of twelve people, this book sheds light on the daily struggles, resilience, and triumphs of those living...