In Teaching in the Dark, Genét Simone engages with her Native Alaskan students. She learns about their suppressed culture and questions the value of her role. Highly recommended!
In this 5 Star Audio Book Review of "Fishing with Hyenas," Theresa Mathews weathers the storm of grief as she and her husband, Bart, once withstood the wild ocean in their small fishing boat. Highly recommended!
Freeing Teresa stresses the importance of listening to marginalized voices in decisions about their lives—and how to fight for justice when they're ignored. Highly recommended!
Cheryl Landes struggles to hold life together as her husband Tom sinks deeper into his schizophrenia. As their tragedy deepens, she loses almost all that she has in The Best I Can Do.
Diamond: The Memoir of a Lost Daughter of Japan is an inspiring true story of surviving the darkest of times and embracing the brilliance of love in one's soul. Highly recommended!
Joanna Rakowski reveals the struggle of going from a ballerina to a military intelligence officer, and the importance of Chasing the Daylight in one's life. Highly recommended!
Virginia and Francis Minor fought in the Supreme Court for women's suffrage. America's Forgotten Suffragists shows how these two helped ignite the movement. Highly recommended!
The Ways of Water by Teresa H. Janssen, a story of a railroad family, evokes nostalgia and will appeal to fans of Americana and deliciously written prose. Highly recommended!
Bowman shows her family's struggles raising a transgender daughter in She Had Been a Tomboy. They learn to understand not just each other, but themselves. Highly recommended!
Andrea Wilson Woods' sister, Adrienne, battles liver cancer, faces grief, and endeavors to live on her own terms. Heartwarming and highly recommended!