Diamonds in Auschwitz
Deep inhumanity is contrasted with the boundless potential for hope in the historical novel "Diamonds in Auschwitz". Meg Hamand’s riveting historical novel "Diamonds in... Read More
Books We've Reviewed from River Grove Books
The Light from a Thousand Wounds
Written by a mother who remained steadfast in the face of growing challenges, certain that she was protected by God, "The Light from a Thousand Wounds" is an inspirational... Read More
The Passion Gap
"The Passion Gap" is an empathetic guidebook to achieving personal fulfillment. Philip F. Hsin’s thought-provoking self-help book "The Passion Gap" is about finding meaning,... Read More
Sustainable Content
"Sustainable Content" is an excellent, informative guide to applying long-term sustainability practices at the organizational level. Content professional Alisa Bonsignore’s... Read More
On the Origin of Being
Looking back to human ancestors as exemplars of healthy living, "On the Origin of Being" seeks the causes of a number of contemporary ailments and points to a more connected... Read More
Even After Always
Merging out-of-the-ordinary events with everyday relationship dramas, "Even After Always" is a captivating bildungsroman. Steven Ives’s stirring coming-of-age novel "Even... Read More
Better to Cry Now
"Better to Cry Now" is a compelling memoir about overcoming adversity and uncovering the complexities of personal identity. Geoffrey Newman’s memoir "Better to Cry Now"... Read More
Slow Slide into the Truth
"Slow Slide into the Truth" is a suspenseful thriller in which a psychologist with possible information about a school bombing wrestles with her personal and professional... Read More
From Africa to 1,500 Kroger Stores
A motivational immigrant entrepreneur’s memoir, "From Africa to 1,500 Kroger Stores" models knowledgeable marketing strategies and encourages businesspeople to be forces for... Read More
She Took a Turn
About shedding blinders to see the world in more realistic terms, "She Took a Turn" is an enlightening memoir. Kristi J. Smith’s charming memoir "She Took a Turn" is about her... Read More
The Music of What Happens
With its precise sense of place and myriad examples of everyday injustice, "The Music of What Happens" is a compelling historical novel. Charles Fanning’s steady historical... Read More
Little Boy, I Know Your Name
Rejecting a family tradition of silence to catalog inherited and individual wounds, "Little Boy, I Know Your Name" is a powerful memoir. Mitchell Raff’s forthright memoir... Read More