Quietly compelling, "The Rock Maiden", Natasha Yim’s interpretation of the classic Chinese legend of the Amah Rock, inspired by the granite formation found in the hills of Sha Tin, Hong Kong, celebrates family, faithfulness, and... Read More

After her mother’s death, Cat decides to defer her admission to Stanford and flee her grief by joining (the amusingly named) Students Without Boundaries and traveling to Calantes, a South American country that has just experienced a... Read More

Beautiful and photo-filled with elements of a reference text and a travel memoir, this is a firmly grounded study of essential oils. In Healing Civilizations, Nadim Shaath takes a literal and spiritual worldwide journey to rediscover the... Read More

A veritable embarrassment of riches for history buffs, this work traces the path to the end of WWII. The work of a handful of men had a decisive impact on the outcome of WWII. Lewis E. Lehrman’s Churchill, Roosevelt & Company is a... Read More

This helpful and highly informative cookbook will be a boon to both new cooks and experts. "One-Pan Wonders" presents more than 140 carefully tested recipes that can be made using a single cooking vessel. The recipes are all relatively... Read More

This is a holistic course on balancing the vital energies of sensitive yet resilient chakras. "Awakening the Chakras" connects the ancient yogic practice of chakra consciousness with modern-day applications and actions. After decades of... Read More

This work on health and healing from a mind-body-spirit perspective is insightful and practical. In "Change the Story of Your Health", clinical psychologist Carl Greer explains how to create a transformative health story using shamanic... Read More

These are thought-provoking meditations on family, immigration, and the American dream. In "Immigration Essays", Sybil Baker provides a provocative, open-hearted investigation into the ways that people leave home, and the reasons why.... Read More