Bliss Road by Martha Engber is heartfelt. Written in eight parts, Engber takes us through different phases of her life, with each piece delving into her journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Engber's story begins with her childhood; even then, she knows her father is an...

Cathy Studer was six years old when her stepfather started abusing her by telling her she was bad and deserved punishment. The nightmare lasted until her adolescence when her mother discovered the letters in which he had Cathy describe what he was doing to her....

Beginner’s Guide to Raising ADHD Kids by Rubye Marshal shares years of research into a condition that has affected several members of her family. The author identified a lack of practical information for families about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Marshal compiled her findings into...

Be Brave. Lose the Beige! Finding Your Sass After Sixty by Liz Kitchens is a self-help book that encourages women over sixty to embrace their inner selves, shed societal expectations, and live a life full of color, creativity, and joy. Kitchens believes that as women...

Josh Painter lived life according to what society expected of him. He never took risks and defaulted to the norm. But he realized he could do better. Best Version Ever is the author's transformation guide dubbed M.A.G.I.C. (Mindset, Aim, Gameplan, Immersion, and Consistency). The first...

Break Up With Yourself by Rish Mitra is a self-help book designed to assist men when they decide to break away from toxic thought patterns. The author draws from his personal experience as he relates situations where he felt judged and encourages his readers to...

Blood Works: An Owner’s Guide subtitled What Every Person Needs to Know Before They are a Patient by Dr. Shannon Farmer, Dr. Irwin Gross, and Dr. Aryeh Shander explores the changing medical opinion on blood transfusions and discusses patient blood management. This is the evidence-based...

Born Into Crisis by Kenneth Nixon Jr. is a remarkable memoir about mental health and breaking cycles of trauma and crisis. The author focuses on sharing his story to show how trauma affects mental health and the family and to promote the need for the...

By A River, On A Hill by John Durbin Husher is a memoir of the author and his twin brother. John “Jay” Husher and Lee Kenneth “Kenny” Husher wanted more from life and they were not afraid to go after it. The story opens in...

Bittersweet: Experiences of an Iranian Living in Norway is a work of non-fiction in the autobiography and memoir subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by Karan Sotoodeh in which he recounts his personal experiences. As the title suggests,...