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Small in stature, large in presence, and always in charge, Joanne Greene did it allanchored the news and hosted talk shows on San Francisco radio, maintained a wonderful marriage, and raised childrenuntil a traumatic accident shattered her world and forced her to learn how to let go.

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This millennial bildungsroman follows Elena's journey in the SF Bay Area from an idealistic Teach for America teacher to a disillusioned project manager at a tech company. Amid the Occupy and Me Too movements, the 2016 election, and California's ever-worsening fire season, Elena must ultimately reconcile the person she envisioned herself to be and the person she actually is.

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If anything bad happens to me, I want you to get him. Those were Sashas words. Now that shes gone, can Eleanor Birch do what it takes to avenge her friend

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Camp Grandma reveals how a successful businesswoman merged her working career with her role as grandmotherand offers grandparents fun and creative ideas for enriching their relationships with their grandchildren while teaching them valuable life skills that will help them grow strong and think critically. Babysitting Not exactly.

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An urgent expos revealing the most widespread yet little acknowledged threat to child well-being: lack of acceptance. This daring memoir not only uncovers the truth about how our schools and communities treat unique children but also provides meaningful insights for a more dignified future, through the lens of Taylors own experiences raising a neurodiverse child.

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In 1938, when the Nazis invade Czechoslovakia, a young Romani girl, Jana, discovers that everything she knows and loves is in danger. In this maelstrom of history, she and two new friends, Otto and Franz, must fight for their countries, their futures, and their lives.

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Finding little literature or support available after suffering two miscarriages, Frieda Hoffman decided to create the resource she wished shed hadreal stories about pregnancy loss from real women, free of the off-putting lenses of religion or academiain the hopes that it will provide other women comfort and wisdom when they need it most.

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A healing balm for adults experiencing the pain of mother loss, this moving collection of poems and letters addresses the profound sadness, disorientation, and transformation that can happen when we give ourselves permission to fully grieve our lossesand offers readers the gift of self-reclamation.

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Catching Homelessness is the compelling true story of a nurses work withand young adult passage throughhomelessness.

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When a startling confession rattles a group of tightly knit women to its core, the friends are left analyzing their own roads not taken and the vastly different choices theyve made in life and love.

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Rebecca Austill-Clausen was workaholic businesswoman with no prior psychic experience when she discovered that she could talk with her dead brother, not to mention multiple other spiritsand a whole new world opened up to her.

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When her dreams of parenthood and becoming a career mom take a nightmarish twist, Elizabeth Barker has to learn how to summon her inner warriorfor her and her familys survival.

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With help from a worn leather journal, a young girl learns the story of another girl who escaped war-torn Germany for a better life in America-except her life didn't turn out as expected. Their stories intertwine and eventually collide one Christmas night when a long-buried secret finally comes to life.

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New York City bachelor David Melman is a successful brander of celebrity fragrances. Laurel Sorenson, a leggy blond, is a screenwriter on the brink of Hollywood success. When David, pushed by his bossy sister, agrees to take a screenwriting class taught by Laurel, an unlikely romance bloomsand thats just beginning of their troubles.

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Catching the travel bug at age twenty, Terry Repak longed to live overseas someday. She didnt foresee spending fifteen years in countries like Ivory Coast, Tanzania, and Switzerland; nor did she guess that living abroad would transform her and her family into global citizens and gift them with resilience, perspective, and a profound sense of home.

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Seventy-three-year-old Clara, a stubborn widow, must finally reconcile with her estranged son and face the guilty secrets tied to her daughters deathwith the help of a rowdy spirit guide in the form of a magic purple wasp.

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As a bisexual Jewish woman, Rachel Levine must battle the homophobia and misogyny of her own community, and even her own family, while falling in love, coming of age, and developing personally and professionally into the woman she was meant to become.

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One young womans story of resilience as she struggles to not lose herself to the madness that has taken root in her family tree.

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Twenty-five-year-old Ann Josephson is a kleptomaniac who satisfies her compulsion by stealing from people at her gym. When a handsome stranger strikes up a treadmill conversation, Ann must battle her crippling social anxiety to avoid suspicion as the resident petty thief, but soon finds herself in over her head when she learns the strangers true identity.

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Headstrong ER physician Elizabeth Hillman is a career woman who has sworn off men and believes the idea of love in the twenty-first century is a fairy-talebut when Giacomo Casanova steps into her life on a rooftop in Italy, her reality and concept of love are forever changed.

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It's 1937. Jane has left her pregnant mother with a man she hates, left her father for dead in an irrigation ditch, remade herself as a man, and gotten a job as a copy boy. And everything's getting better-until her father turns up on her newspaper's front page in a picture that threatens to destroy the life she's making.