Dave Williams and Elizabeth Howell’s "Why Am I Taller?" covers the medical side of an astronaut’s life. Physician astronauts, like Williams, have a unique window into what it’s like to be in space. They both experience and diagnose... Read More

"Angel of the Garbage Dump" is the biography of a courageous change-maker, Hanley Denning. Denning first encountered the Guatemala City dump that she came to think of as “home” in 1999. Though her early experiences there were... Read More

In Edward J. Delaney’s historical novel "The Acrobat", Cary Grant is at the height of his career. He navigates reconciling his past with his present and turns an eye toward embracing his future. Archie Leach dreamed of treading the... Read More

Amid the shifting desert sands of Lavie Tidhar’s novel "Neom", a melancholy robot searches for something to believe in. Earth has changed since people first took to the stars. In the wake of wars that human beings depended on AI to... Read More

In this wordless picture book, footprints lead from a child’s bedroom out into the snow. The home and landscape scenes they move through include telling details, like stacked plates that show that breakfast has passed, and dog and... Read More

Centered in contemporary online dating paradigms, "To Venus and Back" traces a widower’s pursuit of new love. Turner Grant’s memoir "To Venus and Back" is about three years in the middle-age dating scene. Grant and his wife were... Read More

"Both Things Are True" is a memoir about finding oneself in the midst of pandemic difficulties. Janine Valentine’s memoir "Both Things Are True" is a heartfelt chronicle of quarantining alone in another country after testing positive... Read More

Now with stunning new illustrations, this classic picture book centers on a circus clown who’s tired of being “the funniest.” He learns a word that everyone should be brave enough to wield: “no.” And once he lets his “no”... Read More