Marcia A. Zug’s detailed social history You’ll Do covers the evolution of marriage via its economic and cultural motivators. Though the book examines other non-romantic motivations for love, such as colonists marrying Indigenous... Read More

"The Power of Imperfect Parents" is a thoughtful but insular guide that delivers general advice for the parents of special needs children. Based in considerable personal experience, Lynda Drake’s parenting guide "The Power of Imperfect... Read More

"The Relationship Upgrade" addresses common challenges to adult relationships with sensible recommendations for overcoming them. Registered clinical counselor Aditi Jasra’s informative self-help book "The Relationship Upgrade" includes... Read More

In the emotive, empathetic memoir "We Used to Dance", a family has to let go of one of its beloved members. Debbie Chein Morris’s loving memoir We Used To Dance is about the emotional and relational difficulties of caring for a... Read More

"An Intriguing Heritage" is the thorough genealogical record of one Black American family. Harry Kendall Dowdy Jr.‘s detailed family biography "An Intriguing Heritage" is presented as a microcosm of Black American experiences since the... Read More

"One in Six" is a supportive self-help text for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Russell Stagg’s self-help book "One in Six" addresses the trauma of the childhood sexual abuse of boys with bravery and compassion. Drawing on... Read More

Megan Lara Negendank’s essential self-help guide teaches helpful skills for supporting a partner who has experienced sexual trauma. Explaining the nature and impact of sexual trauma on survivors and those close to them, the book delves... Read More

Diane Dimond’s ambitious book "We’re Here to Help" uncovers the devastation caused by mercenary guardians and conservators who exploit their court-appointed powers over vulnerable people. Dimond, an experienced investigative... Read More