Rare insights inside NASA’s space operations through the eyes of Herb Baker, a dedicated NASA employee who worked from the early Apollo missions all the way to the Artemis programs.
Have you ever felt like you’re constantly overlooking yourself to put others first? The roots of it might trace back to your childhood, but the power to change this lies in the present.
Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up?: Living Your Best Life After Losing Your Greatest Love is a personal memoir written by Loren Ridinger that focuses on her journey of love, loss, grief, and finding hope after the death of her beloved husband, JR Ridinger.
The Night Garden: Of My Mother is the story of a woman watching the slow breakdown of her aging mother’s mind and body, as she struggles to connect the woman she sees now with the woman from her memories.
Memoir of a Mangled Mind is a raw, powerful account by Steven Simmons Shelton about living with Dissociative Identity Disorder due to profound childhood trauma. He takes the readers on an unflinching journey into his struggles of deeply personal pain, survival, and healing. This is a memoir of stark honesty and courage that shows the effects of untreated mental illness, societal stigma, and the resilience of the human spirit. This book is both harrowing and hopeful, offering a vital perspective on DID and the importance of understanding mental health.
The memoir, Five Trips, explains the author’s traumatic childhood experiences, his extreme struggle with mental health as an adult, issues surrounding his career, race and identity, and narrates the process of his healing through five psychedelics journeys.
American man, Scott Carpenter has spent decades living in Paris with his wife Anne. With Anne falling ill, her memories dissolved by the inescapable fog of Alzheimer’s, Scott wanders around the 13th Arrondissement alone, reflecting on married life, culture, and his interests. He captures the minutiae of Parisian life, all delivered in short postcard stories enveloped with wit, humor and heart cleaving grief.
Lisa is born into a transitional period in the history of her country, right at the tail end of a charged era. The characters within her small, nuclear family and a friend or two affect the topics of each essay in this short but punchy collection.
Love is a feeling often under-rated and taken for granted. To help the readers understand the vitality love holds in shaping a person’s life and personality, Tami Noftz has written a bittersweet clean romance fiction, named New River Vanity.
New River Vanity is a story of love, adventures, tragedies and living life like you won’t get another day to breathe and love. Because, after all, it isn’t love if it isn’t celebrated every day!
Phyllis Biffle Elmore’s Quilt of Souls is a classic five-star memoir that you won’t regret picking up. It is a stellar tale of a girl brought up lovingly by her grandmother. Along the way, she learns the biases against people of her skin, and how her grandmother surfaced through them, as a strong woman. Now Phyllis passes on this tale to you to be nurtured.
