"The Garden and the Glen"’s spectacular illustrations bring life to a lovely story about a blue butterfly who saves a queendom. Extraordinary artwork pairs with a whimsical story about the beauty of diversity in nature in Elizabeth... Read More

"Prozac Monologues" is an informative memoir about dealing with bipolar disorder, the misconceptions around mood disorders, and effective treatment. Willa Goodfellow’s compelling memoir, "Prozac Monologues", reveals how common it is... Read More

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"Searching for Family and Traditions at the French Table: Book Two" is an eloquent melting pot of a travel memoir, concerned with cuisine and culture, too. Carole Bumpus’s "Searching for Family and Traditions at the French Table: Book... Read More

Three teenagers, bent by circumstances beyond themselves, run headlong into the dark realities of the modern world in Fatima Bhutto’s stunning novel "The Runaways". Anita Rose is “everything and nothing at once,” according to her... Read More

Storytelling is the purpose of writing. And while crafting more polished sentences and paragraphs can be practiced and improved upon, creating an affecting story calls upon other talents, some of which are better honed at late night... Read More

Once, riot grrrl Atlantis Black’s star was on the rise, but success evaded her, replaced by darkness. Still, the enigmatic musician had the perspicacity to ensure that her legacy would endure via unanswerable questions, many of which... Read More

Thorough research is apparent in Erwin Chemerinsky and Howard Gillman’s "The Religion Clauses", a deep monograph about the correctness of the separation of church and state. Both a history of the US Constitution and Supreme Court... Read More