From the daily life of early settlers to the exploits of Captain Kidd, Delaware Before the Railroads shares a wealth of wonderfully-illustrated history. Highly recommended!
Beth Gibbs approaches enlightenment not as a far-off ideal, but as a way to improve one's life and awareness of self, day to day, in Enlighten Up! Highly recommended!
Diane Trull tells the story of a dog shelter that she built with her students in DAWGS, trying to save those animals who had been abandoned or left unadopted. Highly recommended!
Mark Berridge knows the difficult path to recovery, both physical and mental. In A Fraction Stronger, he shares what he's learned, for those who need guidance. 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!
Pollock experiments with the form of poetry to show dark and impactful moments. In Exits, the pain of nature contrasts the pain of illness with lyrical style. Highly recommended!
Anne B. Barriault shares beautiful ancient cities and transforming cultures, in Moroccan Musings. This travelogue glimpses into Morocco's fascinating history. 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!
Kourtney Spadoni shows her struggles with mental illness through a fantasy metaphor in In the Underwood. She faces her fears and learns to connect with others. Highly recommended!
Mixing Jewish philosophy, natural beauty, and the comfort of gardening, Andy Becker shows the deep connection between us and the Earth, in The Spiritual Forest. Highly Recommended!