What a life! That was my exact thought when I finished reading Abandoned in Search of Rainbows by author A.K. Driggs. Found as an infant in a brown paper bag on a toilet seat, the story of her arrival in the world made the news...

A picture of a dead horse: Living • Loving • Laughing • And Spinal Injury by Trevor Herdman begins with his last year in school, a time for unbridled fun with his friends. During one such occasion of revelry, an accident at a swimming pool...

A Walk Back Home by Gilbert Garcia is a memoir relating the details of his boyhood, growing up in a Mexican family in the south side of Los Angeles. His story is composed of short vignettes, told from the young boy’s perspective, in the '40s...

In a world where thrillers, romance novels, and exposés compete actively to trump one another for bestseller bragging rights, there is nothing as refreshing and restorative as a book which seeks only to praise and preserve positive values and bygone days. As Country as it...

In Part III of Milt Kogan's autobiography entitled Actor/Doctor, he tells of his life following his service in Africa. His disillusionment upon coming back to America was expected, as was the adjustment back to a life of relative affluence and motivation to obtain the better...

In Part II of Actor/Doctor, author Milt Kogan lets the reader tag along as he reviews his life as a young adult. Kogan is torn between the practical life of a physician and that of a struggling actor who must borrow money from a father...

Actor/Doctor, An Autobiography is a three-part story about a Jewish family that emigrated to America in the early 1900s. In Part I, author Milt Kogan describes the plight of his grandfather's family as they struggled to make a living in Europe and escape harm during...

A Girl Lost to the World and Found in the Art of War by Hailey Dollar is the author’s soul-searching story of her struggles, conflicts and her ups and downs in life. The book speaks about the author's constant need to connect with her inner...

All Roads Lead to Jerusalem: A Muslim American Woman Looking for Hope and Answers in the West Bank by Jennifer L. Jones is the story of Jenny Jones who moves to the West Bank with her three children from Washington. She realizes that the place...

Author Roxanne Rowe shares her own personal story in A Walk With Schizophrenia. She shares how she began to experience symptoms during her senior year of high school and depressive moments even years earlier. She was split between her parents at a early age and...