Blake managed to stabilize her once-precarious health; her book offers fellow food-intolerance sufferers encouragement and hope. When her body lost its ability to digest ninety-five percent of the foods most people normally eat, Sara... Read More

This much-needed voice provides a raw, real look at life with bipolar disorder. When Silence Screams: Living With Bipolar Disorder; Journals 1997–2011, by Katherine L. Fogg, gives an inside view of a life of instability and anxiety.... Read More

With a conversational voice and hard-won optimism, a cancer survivor shares her spirited story. In Not All Bad Comes to Harm You: Observations of a Cancer Survivor, Janice Mock reflects on the silver linings of having a life-threatening... Read More

This book takes a unique approach to a World War II memoir, combining not only the stories of a father and son, but both men’s years apart writing about the subject. When the Nazis invaded Belgium early in the war, Otto Schrag was... Read More