A poignant and candid memoir that delves into the depths of sexual identity, individuality, love, and resilience. Through heartfelt letters, Taylor chronicles his journey from childhood innocence to adulthood complexities. He explores his battles with societal expectations, his quest for self-acceptance, and the bittersweet path of discovering love in its many forms. 5.0 stars, 11 ratings. From $2.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
This graphic novel, inspired by A Cry in the Dark, follows Terence Ang's extraordinary journey after a stroke derails his once-thriving career. Struggling to regain his basic abilities, Terence envisions a team of flawed co-workers, each representing his own fears and doubts. As he helps drive the team toward success. Terence reclaims his strength and identity, learning to balance the vulnerable boy within him and the resilient man he's becoming as they navigate the path out of despair together.FREE - SHOP NOW /
Life is a series of crossroads, each asking the same existential question: where to next? Inspired by the legend of Robert Johnson's fateful bargain at the Devil’s Crossroads in Clarksdale, Mississippi, Alexis Brunet reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his journey. These defining intersections remind us that change is constant, and at every turn, our virtues and vices wrestle for control, shaping who we are becoming. While the meaning remains elusive, we are all part of this eternal dance, and participation is inevitable.From $0.99 - SHOP NOW /
In this memoir, the author details her cancer journey, from pre-diagnosis and diagnosis, through treatment and post-treatment—including a chapter with true accounts of the memory lapses the author experienced as a result of her brain tumor. These stories range from humorous to deeply raw and emotional in this candid portrayal of what it's like to live with brain cancer. From $3.99 - SHOP NOW /
Why do we fear the number 13, knock on wood, or carry lucky charms? J.D. Arden delves into the fascinating world of superstitions, exploring how they shape our choices and reveal our deepest fears. Through engaging storytelling, Arden unpacks the psychology and cultural roots of these beliefs, offering sharp insights into why we cling to them—and what it takes to break free from their grip. From $2.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Navigating life with aging parents as an only child is full of unknowns, a reality Jennifer faced when her two healthy parents in their 80s suddenly required urgent care. Her father’s rapid decline from dementia and her mother’s struggle to cope with the changes turned a routine visit into a whirlwind of medical crises and difficult decisions. Despite feeling overwhelmed and alone, Jennifer found the strength to persevere through relentless challenges, reminding herself that determination and resilience were her only options—just as they can be for anyone in a similar situation. From $3.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Our country is in a continuous adolescent, defiant, deceitful, morally bankrupt decline. But there is hope! Ride with me on my rambling motorcycle. Fly with me as I soar on hang-gliders high above mountains. Feel the wind in my sails on inland lakes. Witness this journey through our American landscape and gain a deeper understanding of the forces driving our personal and national destinies. 4.7 stars, 36 ratings. FREE - SHOP NOW /
Have you ever faced something so overwhelming that it seemed impossible to overcome? In this book, I share personal stories from my life, both good and bad, leading to a transformative and unexpected challenge that changed everything. My hope is to inspire others to persevere through their struggles, reminding them they are loved, valued, and never alone. 4.9 stars, 12 ratings. From $5.99 SHOP NOW /
Do you believe in the Rainbow Bridge story—the magical place where pets wait for their humans until they all meet again? If so, that’s heartwarming, but this is not such a story. This is a story about angels called pets who never leave their humans behind. The angel in this story is Rocky. Maybe you will find something in this book that will remind you of your story and your angel. From $0.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
At 18 years of age, John Walker Pattison was diagnosed with cancer. After years of failed chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments, his parents were told that he would not survive. Yet today, he is one of the longest-surviving cancer patients in the UK. Later, his daughter was diagnosed with terminal cancer, yet she too went on to defy the odds. Learn more in this inspiring true story. 4.9 stars, 20 ratings. From $4.50 SHOP NOW /
"A warm memoir about a woman's connection to—and transformation because of—her dog." ~Foreword Reviews. Anne grew up in an abusive home, leading to severe depression and a determination to do better as a mother. When she gets a dog for her son, Anne herself ends up falling in love with Mattie. When Mattie dies, Anne adopts Milo—a dog with a history of aggressive behavior. But Anne works with Milo in a way that ultimately strengthens Anne and her ability to love. 4.8 stars, 125 ratings. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
"Frank, funny epic-length memoir of sex, motherhood, music, and taking control." ~BookLife. Dig music and mature content? Then come read all the dirt in Heather Joy's explicit debut. "Joy’s voice is brassy and confessional throughout, and the book reads like an extended monologue from a braver and wilder best friend." ~Kirkus Reviews. From 2.99 SHOP NOW /
New release: The Ark of Ukraine: Bringing the Kingdom to a War-Torn Country. Learn to fall in love with a people many miles away. Discover the victories and tragedies of living out a missional call in the face of authoritative and oppressive rule. This story will inspire you and ignite your faith. From $2.99 SHOP NOW /
Our modern world needs some reverence for our daily lives in trying times. Some of our norms have been swept away from a good and healthy life. We can bring back a life of honor and joy. This lovely coffee table book incorporates poetry and illustration, and is about all of the caring, hard work, and thoughts still felt by an aging population. "I hope this book will be a keepsake on a bookshelf to read when someone needs some inspiration or comfort." -Arlene Kinnavy. From $22.02 SHOP NOW /
A collection of poems and prose that captures the author's emotions as he worked to heal and rediscover his identity after learning he had been conceived during a date rape incident. His lineage, which he had once believed to be an essential element of his being, was lost forever. The pain and internal struggle caused by this revelation consumed his thoughts daily. From $4.99 SHOP NOW /
At 18 years of age, John Walker Pattison was diagnosed with cancer. After years of failed chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments, his parents were told that he would not survive. Yet today, he is one of the longest-surviving cancer patients in the UK. Later, his daughter was diagnosed with terminal cancer, yet she too went on to defy the odds. Learn more in this inspiring true story. 4.9 stars, 20 ratings. From $4.50 SHOP NOW /
Rodney Rhoda Taylor delves into the depths of sexual identity, individuality, love, and resilience. Through heartfelt letters, Taylor chronicles his journey from childhood innocence to adulthood complexities. He explores his battles with societal expectations, his quest for self-acceptance, and the bittersweet path of discovering love in its many forms. These letters provide an intimate look at the author's experiences with coming out, grappling with depression, and ultimately finding hope and inner peace. From $2.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
A heartfelt memoir that dives into love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Journey with the author as she uncovers patterns of dependency, navigates from self-destruction to self-improvement, and finds hope and healing. This book offers relatable insights and guidance for reclaiming self-worth and finding true emotional resilience. From $0.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Charlene Pell, bearing her scars as badges of honor, survived a plane crash that left 64% of her body burned and claimed the life of her fiancé. Her memoir recounts her journey to reclaim her identity, overcome societal stigmas, and find love and hope after a devastating tragedy. "An enduring contribution to the testimony of human resilience. Pell's bold, inspiring memoir challenges readers to deeper empathy and to confront preconceived notions and biases." ~BookLife. 4.9 stars, 13 ratings. From $1.99 SHOP NOW /
Chock full with snapshots of unbelievable but true stories, the authors shares tales of arrests, court appearances, and ugly circumstances brought on drug addiction and alcohol abuse. His recovery gave him the ability to move forward without forgetting his past, a gift that will take him to his grave with gratitude. $0.99 direct from the Publisher. SHOP NOW /
Our modern world needs some reverence for our daily lives in trying times. Some of our norms have been swept away from a good and healthy life. We can bring back a life of honor and joy. This lovely coffee table book incorporates poetry and illustration, and is about all of the caring, hard work, and thoughts still felt by an aging population. "I hope this book will be a keepsake on a bookshelf to read when someone needs some inspiration or comfort." -Arlene Kinnavy. From $21.45 SHOP NOW /
New release: Perfect for fans of Anthony Bourdain’s irreverent food-as-adventure writing, this book chronicles award-winning chef Christopher J. DeStefano’s wild journey at his former restaurant, Christopher’s Table, an acclaimed food shop on the North Shore of Boston. Photographs and 38 signature recipes complement each chapter of DeStefano’s story. 4.8 stars, 10 ratings. From $1.99 SHOP NOW /
A powerful memoir about a dad navigating loss, fighting cancer, surviving, and thriving alongside the most important person in his life—his daughter. Weigel celebrates the unique bond between fathers and daughters and shares an inspiring story of finding and clinging to the joy in life, no matter the odds. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
A remarkable memoir of resilience, faith, and deep bonds. Janine Winters grew up with a father with a criminal history, a stalwart and inspiring mother, an intelligent and generous brother, and a strong and precocious sister. In the face of conflicts with her father, she moves with her mother, brother, and sister from an independence-seeking Morocco to an equally turbulent Algeria where the family learns to adapt to ever-changing circumstances and unexpected difficulties while Janine searches for meaning and lasting love. FREE - SHOP NOW /
Alexandra Chan thinks she has life figured out until the death of her father brings her to her knees. Part memoir, part lyrical invitation to new ways of seeing and better ways of being in dark times, this book is a captivating family portrait and an urgent call to awaken the magic and wonder of daily life. "A hopeful memoir about cultural heritage, family, and healing.” ~Foreword Reviews. 4.7 stars, 56 ratings. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
