Affecting and sometimes poetic, "Frozen Dinners" paints a complex portrait of a twentieth-century Idahoan family and its business empire. Elaine Ambrose’s memoir "Frozen Dinners" details the emotional roller coaster of her father’s... Read More

Lena Mahmoud constructs a subversive story about love and marriage in her novel "Amreekiya", a feminist Palestinian project that follows its headstrong lead, Isra, through struggle and loss. This is a tense examination of what a marriage... Read More

Laura Bernstein-Machlay is a native of Detroit who, after decades away, returned to her home to find it hovering on the brink of massive change. The city, past and present, is the backdrop for her essays. Most of the essays are personal... Read More

A survivor’s tale, "The Cancer Card" brims with inspiring determination. Part memoir and part how-to, "The Cancer Card" is Karen Van de Water’s survivor’s story, a work that uses the author’s experiences to help others. No one... Read More

"The Third Swimmer" is an engaging novel and a welcome addition to the literature of understanding the destruction of war. Rosalind Brackenbury’s "The Third Swimmer" is an intricate, well-crafted gem of a tale. The first part finds two... Read More

This workbook is filled with activities that can support the individual instruction of children with autism. "An After-School Workbook for First and Second Graders with Autism" is an individualized, helpful resource that parents with... Read More

This is an insightful look at dentistry, the dangers of mercury fillings, and holistic living. Dr. James E. Rota’s Mirror of the Body: Your Mouth Reflects the Health of Your Whole Body is the first-person account of the evolution of a... Read More

Herships shows a positive, innovative, and just a little bit rebellious path back to faith and community for those who have been disillusioned. Last Call: From Serving Drinks to Serving Jesus, by Jerry Herships, is a memoir of faith and... Read More