This sobering, respectful collection brings a haunting legacy out of the viciousness of the war. "Dancing on a Powder Keg" elucidates one Jewish woman’s experience in Czechoslovakia during the Holocaust. Translated from the German by... Read More

This funny and grace-filled project shows that living simply is doable—especially if you’ve got a supportive team. In "The Year of Small Things", two families share their yearlong project of living in a way that is more in tune with... Read More

This illuminating, unique composition was crafted by the hands of a master. Makoto Fujimura’s "Silence and Beauty" is a prismatic analysis of Shusaku Endo’s novel Silence and a glimpse into the often enigmatic culture of Japan.... Read More

"Purgatory Road" is meant for people who like breakneck pacing and a somewhat mystical plot. "Purgatory Road" by Samuel Parker tells the story of several people lost in the desert. Filled with personal discovery and mysterious... Read More

Theoretical discourse meets real life accounts of dignity in context—a juxtaposition the philosopher would have approved of. Rousseau and Dignity: Art Serving Humanity commemorates the 2012 University of Notre Dame lecture series... Read More

"Helen" focuses on a woman whose street smarts and innate talents led her to a vital, off-screen California role. Anita Mishook’s "Helen" is an intriguing novel about a young Jewish woman who travels from New York to California seeking... Read More

This adventure story for young readers will prove both thrilling and challenging. Set in 1930s Australia, Mark Piper’s engaging "Chance on Safari" is the first installment of the Stock and Station series. The tale combines an exotic... Read More

"The Charm Buyers" is a thought-provoking insight into a time of cultural change. "The Charm Buyers", by Lillian Howan, is a novel about family drama and expectation, cultural assimilation, and the mystical sense of ancient ideas that... Read More