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Leonard Gray: A Nuclear Chemist’s Story follows the author through his extensive career in the field of nuclear chemistry. Dedicating himself to the field for over half a century, Dr. Gray transitions from a nuclear weapons specialist to a mentor for numerous young scientists and engineers before pioneering advancements in the field of plutonium forensics. Highlighting the author’s strong Christian faith and its contributions to his success, A Nuclear Chemist’s Story documents the long and eventful history of Dr. Gray's life.

Born and raised in a small Dutch farming community, young Rudy Gengler knew little about the outside world before boarding a plane to Canada on a whim. My Farming Career tells the story of Rudy as he leaves his home with a single suitcase and $500 to carve out a life defined by adventure and friendship.

My Name is Not Sheila recounts the traumatic events of Bridget Marcella’s childhood. At the heart of these events are four men. Two betrayed their fundamental duties to love and respect the lives of Bridget and others, while two taught her the true meaning of grief, loss and masculinity. Through this exploration of her past, Bridget explores the complex lessons she has learned about the significance of family.

Enwrapped in Grace is a collection of journal entries following one woman’s life of faith and friendship. Faith becomes the lens through which author Enibokun Tayo revisits key moments throughout her childhood, marriage, and motherhood, reflecting upon how her belief has guided her through an often turbulent life.

Kratch Door Tegenwind follows Vivian Lataster and Rik Caumon as they struggle to raise a son born with numerous disabilities. Faced with the fragility of life, the pair learn to separate main and side issues and appreciate even the smallest blessings on their journey through parenthood.

The story of Mammut is one of 160 years of innovation and progress. From the company’s humble beginnings as a ropemaker in 1862 to their position today as a leader in mountain sports products, Mammut has always been moved by a desire to reach new heights. It All Started with a Rope: 160 Years of Mammut is a celebration of the company’s heritage and determination, adaptability and resilience, showcasing its history as well as the stories of many of the inspirational athletes in mountain sports who represent Mammut.

Defiantly Successful follows the journey of Jacob Frese as he learns from failures and embraces life’s unpredictability on his path to becoming a successful entrepreneur.

Can You Hear Me Now? is a moving call to action based on author Pamela Furr's daily struggles and responsibilities as the mother of an autistic child. The founder of Puzzle Box Academy, a private school based in Florida dedicated to supporting children with autism, Pamela provides guidance, support, and advocacy for parents navigating the challenges of raising children with autism. She stresses the importance of meeting the unique needs of individuals on the autism spectrum while discussing the difficulties parents encounter when attempting to access appropriate interventions for their children.

Razia Suleman's The Other Side of the Mountain is an international story documenting the author's turbulent life across four continents. Beginning in India during Partition before taking her to Africa, Europe and North America, the story follows Razia through her career, marriage and divorce, exploring the key moments which defined her life along the way.

Born in 1931 on a dairy farm in Northern Ireland, George Bamford takes readers back to a simpler time of childhood adventures and lessons learned working the land in Life In the Farm. He recalls courting his wife Marion at local dances, raising four children on the farm, modernizing the dairy operation, and managing the farm through severe snowstorms. George also shares profound moments of sorrow, dealing with the sudden loss of both of his sons and a massive stroke. George's vivid memories transport readers to a bygone era of farming life defined by faith, family and a deep connection to the land he loves.

The founder and CEO of Global Paint for Charity, Inc., Rony S. DelGarde’s How to Paint Change demonstrates how colour can and must be a force for good and sustainability in the developing world.

Fifteen Minutes and Counting: Never Stop Fighting tells the remarkable true story of Darren’s fight with and recovery from COVID-19. The first person to come out of a COVID ward alive, Darren’s experience has impacted every aspect of his life since.

The book depicts how he went on to become the NHS’s most prolific UK blood plasma donor, volunteered at vaccine centres and came to write a book about his experiences.

But more than this, Fifteen Minutes and Counting is for and about everyone who experienced the tragedy and trauma of the global pandemic – the patients, the healthcare practitioners, the families and friends of those directly affected by the virus, the survivors, and those who sadly did not survive. By sharing his story, Darren celebrates the remarkable efforts of everyone on the frontline of this devastating crisis and raises awareness of the work still to come.

In De Wereld Als Thuis, Yolanda Weldring recounts the exciting story of her life from her childhood in North Holland and studies in Groningen to a transcontinental career in youth care and development cooperation.

She candidly recalls her experiences with lovers, family, friends and colleagues, as well the lessons she learned and the experiences that shaped her world and self-image. The result is a sharp and passionate plea for a better world in which people treat each other, animals and nature with more care and compassion.

I Couldn’t Do This Alone, I Had Help is a lesson on the value of hard work and the beauty of America. The book follows Marshall as he learns the value of hard work and consistency through dedication to his career and careful maintenance of his assets.

In Speaking Out: Etha’s Fight for Justice, author Etha Brace bravely exposes the trauma inflicted upon her by medical professionals. With unwavering honesty, she recounts decades of suffering, shedding light on the systemic failures that perpetuated her anguish.