By His Grace by Katy Sudano and Ginger Green is a moving memoir about Sudano's journey from being hurt by others to finding herself and becoming stronger. Sudano tells her story honestly, talking about the difficult things that happened to her and how she found...

On Two Legs and Three Wheels is an inspiring travel memoir by Cary D. Lowe and his wife, Trish, as they journey around the world despite Trish's mobility issues due to multiple sclerosis. The book conveys determination in surmounting the obstacles of travel through creative...

David Singer started playing the clarinet when he was a child. His father helped him choose the right instrument and study with the best teachers. Thanks to his family's constant moves, he learned to think big and realized that anything was possible. Later, he earned...

Is there more to life than the physical? Can we connect to the spirit world without having to transition to the other side? Craig Philip Staufenberg writes for those who find these questions and similar ones worth contemplating. In Cracking the Shell of the Egg:...

Drums of a Distant Tribe by David H. Hutton is a captivating memoir that chronicles the author's most impactful life moments. He shares stories from his formative years, including childhood memories, teenage adventures, and his experiences during the turmoil of the Vietnam War. Hutton reflects...

Eyes of a Different Color by Robert Jaffee artfully blends the depths of grief with the compelling intricacies of human relationships. Jaffee, an ophthalmologist by profession, introduces readers to his life both within and beyond the confines of his clinic through a series of interwoven...

Geri o Shimasu by Alia Luria is a memoir of her time as a law student in Tokyo in the early 2000s, where she was thrust head-first into adjusting to a foreign culture. She finds herself muddling through health issues and everyday hurdles, from securing...

Everything is Not Peachey by Lisa Peachey is a courageous memoir about life with chronic illness that offers hope without sugarcoating reality. Peachey offers a raw, honest account of shifting from health to relentless medical challenges, providing hope and practical guidance for those facing similar...

Risk: A Life Saved by the River by Susan Norman is a gripping memoir of courage, motherhood, and resilience that explores the intersection of extreme sports and parenthood. Susan, a former whitewater world champion, faces her greatest challenge as a first-time mother after menopause while...

In History Rules My Tomorrow, Bernt Erik Bjontegard shares what he learned from his family history and his past, raising thought-provoking questions and inspiring readers to think innovatively and work toward a better tomorrow. From helping to win WWII and transforming Norway to inventing algorithms...