By: Michael Fuggetta

“Knowing You” is a heartfelt letter from a grieving husband to his late wife, celebrating their life together and the enduring power of true love. Through poignant reflections and cherished memories, the book aims to comfort those who have lost loved ones and inspire readers to recognize the signs of divine presence in their lives. It serves as a testament to the existence of soulmates, angels, and the importance of making the most of every moment with those we love.

By: David Speace

“Janka Festinger’s Moments of Happiness” is a poignant second edition that intertwines the harrowing and hopeful chapters of Janka Festinger’s life. Central to the book is Janka’s 60-page letter from 1945, one of the earliest written accounts by a Holocaust survivor, detailing her journey from Sighet, Romania, through the Nazi death camps, and ultimately to her liberation. Complementing this powerful narrative are stories from her son, David Speace, recounting Janka’s life in America and the family’s emotional 2012 reunion trip to her hometown. This edition offers a deeply personal and historical perspective on resilience and the enduring human spirit.

By: Jocelyn Borgella

“First Football Player of Haitian Descent Drafted in the NFL” chronicles the inspiring journey of a trailblazing athlete who broke barriers and made history. From his humble beginnings in Haiti to his rise in American football, the book highlights the challenges he faced and the triumphs he achieved. It is a compelling story of perseverance, cultural pride, and the relentless pursuit of a dream against all odds.

By: John Hill

“Dreamer in the Fields: My Life as a Child Migrant Farm Worker” chronicles the inspiring journey of a young boy born into poverty, with parents more devoted to alcohol than their children. Despite the harsh realities of migrant life, he and his eight siblings are resolute in their pursuit of a better future, driven by an unyielding desire for education and success. This poignant narrative captures the resilience and determination of a family striving to break free from the cycle of hardship and achieve their dreams.

By: WHY Eberz

“WHY” unravels the intricate and tumultuous lives of Malcolm Wallace, his wife Andre, Lyndon Baines Johnson, and Johnson’s sister Josefa, whose ambitions and deceptions culminate in one of America’s most pivotal moments—November 22, 1963. This gripping narrative explores the hidden connections and motivations behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy, revealing a startling piece of evidence that lay unnoticed for decades. Through the lens of a certified latent print examiner’s discovery, the book provides a compelling explanation for Wallace’s mysterious presence at the Texas School Book Depository and the subsequent decisions that reshaped the nation’s future.

By: William Hyland

In “In Defense of Thomas Jefferson,” William G. Hyland, Jr. challenges the widely accepted narrative that Thomas Jefferson fathered children with his slave, Sally Hemings. Through meticulous research and analysis, Hyland reveals the lack of concrete evidence supporting this claim and argues for Jefferson’s innocence. This compelling book aims to correct historical misconceptions and restore Jefferson’s reputation in the face of enduring myths.

By: Hao Tran

“Skinny Woman in a Straw Hat” offers an intimate portrait of a woman’s journey through life’s trials and triumphs. With poetic grace and unflinching honesty, the narrative explores themes of resilience, identity, and the search for meaning. This evocative tale captures the essence of a remarkable life, leaving readers profoundly moved and inspired.

By: Charity Dunson

“A Gift of a Curse” is a powerful true story of resilience and triumph set against the backdrop of Chicago’s Westside. The author navigates a life fraught with racism, poverty, bullying, abuse, addiction, and domestic violence, emerging victorious against all odds. This compelling narrative will evoke both laughter and tears, leaving readers inspired and empowered to rise above their own challenges and strive for a brighter future.

By: Thomas Conway

“A Fork in the Road” is a compelling memoir that navigates the pivotal moments and choices that have shaped one person’s journey through life. From the vibrant 70s to the challenges of work, marriage, and raising children, the narrative captures the resilience required to face divorce, the 2008 mortgage crisis, and the recent pandemic. This heartfelt story invites readers to reflect on their own paths and the defining moments that make us who we are.

By: April Diggs

In “Jamaica Journal: In the Land of No Worries Everything Ain’t Irie,” a solo female traveler embarks on an audacious adventure across the entire island of Jamaica. Through her eyes, readers witness the vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and the unvarnished realities of her journey. This candid narrative captures both the highs and lows, offering an authentic glimpse into the heart of Jamaica.