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Maggie Wise will take your eyes. When Malcolm was growing up, the local kids made up that chant about his mother, claiming she was a witch. He and his siblings did their best to ignore it. Now, Maggie is dying, and those same siblings have left Malcolm and his sister-in-law Violet to hold a vigil at her bedside.

"The Year of Birmingham", 1963, was a cataclysmic turning point in America's long civil rights struggle. Child demonstrators faced down police dogs and fire hoses in huge nonviolent marches against segregation. Ku Klux Klansmen retaliated by bombing the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, killing four young Black girls. Diane McWhorter, daughter of a prominent Birmingham family, weaves together police and FBI records, archival documents, interviews with Black activists and Klansmen, and personal memories into an extraordinary narrative....

Jack Price is my best friend's twin brother, a military hero, the star of my teenage dreams, and oh, yeah, my daughter's male nanny. I'm just the screwup single mom who breaks everything she touches. Seven years ago, I made the biggest mistake of my life, and I've paid for it every day since...

Carry You With Me by Alex Husb is a heartfelt, emotionally rich contemporary romance about grief, healing, and the possibility of love finding you when you least expect it. Bakery owner London Simmons has her life together on paper. Her business is thriving, her friendships are solid, and she has worked hard to move beyond the heartbreaks of her past. Everything shifts when she loses her best friend Brandy to a senseless act of violence. In the midst of grieving, she finds unexpected comfort in Eli Jackson, Brandy’s widower and the boy she used to admire from across the street.

Melissa Ohden is 14 when she learns she is the survivor of a botched abortion. In this intimate memoir, she details for the first time her search for her biological parents, and her own journey from anger and shame to faith and empowerment.

“A poignant and powerful reminder that homelessness is not hopelessness.” —Kirby Larson, author of Newbery Honor book Hattie Big Sky Two sisters struggle to keep their father’s disappearance a secret in this tender middle grade novel that’s perfect for fans of Katherine Applegate and...

He told me we had to wait for the right time to start a family. He never told me he was already building one with someone else. Elena Bennett thought she had a perfect marriage. She stood beside her husband through every late night, every career sacrifice, and every promise that someday it would finally be her turn. Until the night she discovers the truth. Her husband didn’t just betray her with another woman. He gave that woman the future Elena had been begging for. The baby, the family, the life she thought they were going to build together… But Elena isn’t the woman who will ...

Paradise, Idaho, may not be the largest town, but for newly minted professor Zoe Santangelo, it's the first step on the path to her big break. After teaching in a small Idaho school, her next stop is the Ivy League, and no one is going to stand in her way. She'll do what it takes to move up, to protect her students from a creepy campus stalker - and to protect her heart from Cal Jackson, the hot, hunky cowboy who keeps coming to her rescue.

In a surprising and shocking narrative, one woman tells the astonishing true story of her mysterious ailment, two harrowing nights in Mexico, and the life-altering experience that would change her life forever. An unbelievable story that nearly cost a vibrant, vital young woman her life, Carry Me Home is an exploration of radical trust and relinquishing control. A profoundly compelling tale of survival. What happens when a control freak loses control? Either faith steps in, or fear overcomes.

A mother vanished. A father presumed guilty. There is no proof. There are no witnesses. For the children, there is only doubt. From the New York Times bestselling author of Defending Jacob. . . . “Astonishing, powerful, and provocative, this book is worth the excruciating wait for another...

This is the story of Billy and the baron's entrancing daughter, Karin, and the dangerous paths they travel as their childhood attachment deepens to a complex love overshadowed by the rise of the Nazis. Their story takes us from a golden Edwardian summer on the Isle of Wight to London under zeppelin attack to Ireland on the brink of its War of Independence and at last to Germany in the darkening Weimar period, where Billy and Karin come of age in a country wounded by war and seething with hatred.

She carried the relationship. He carried nothing. And now, she’s carrying the pain. This is not a book about anger. It’s a soft but honest journey back to yourself — for every woman who gave her all and was still left empty. If you’ve ever stayed too long, loved too hard, or silenced your needs just to keep someone from leaving, this book is for you. Inside, you’ll find 10 soul-touching chapters that walk you through the emotional weight of one-sided love and guide you toward reclaiming your peace, your power, and your worth — without becoming bitter or hard. ✧ Learn to set ...

Harper Mason finds solace in hiding. She spends all her days as a school teacher, and spends all her nights reading to her heart's content. It's easier to focus on the happy endings of fictional characters than focus on the realization that she may never have it. That is, until she follows a whim to go visit her big brother, and best friend, Jasper. He lives in Mountain Creek, Colorado working at Marlow Boy's Ranch and he convinces her to stay for the summer-- forcing her to interact and be seen.

He may have found her. But she already lost everything… The third in a gritty, emotional, small-town romance series set on the windswept Cornish coast, where the waves may crash—but hearts begin to heal. Eleven years of him being right there, and I was the only person in Sea Salt Bay who...

Some things move forward with us. What I Carry With Me is a poetry collection about memory, inheritance, and resilience. The final book in the Growing Through Poems series reflects on family, love, loss, and the quiet strength built over time. These poems explore what we inherit—stories, habits, voices—and what we choose to keep as we grow. Rather than focusing on forgetting, this collection honors carrying forward with intention: holding memory without letting it weigh us down. Grounded, reflective, and hopeful, this book offers a steady conclusion to a series about growing with ...

In Parting the Waters, the first volume of his essential America in the King Years series, Pulitzer Prize winner Taylor Branch gives a “compelling…masterfully told” (The Wall Street Journal) account of Martin Luther King’s early years and rise to greatness. Hailed as the most masterful...

The love of family. The heartbreak of war. The triumph of coming home. 1940. Rural Wisconsin. Sixteen-year-old Earl “Earwig” Gunderman is not like other boys his age. Fiercely protected by his older brother, Earwig sees his town and the world around him through the prism of his own unique...

Amanda became a nurse to save as many lives as possible. After her mother died while being swindled by a church leader, Amanda swore off religion and turned to medical science to solve all of life's problems. But when she loses her home and job, and struggles to make a new life in a new town, Amanda's feeble beliefs can't withstand the pressure.

Eighteen months after her firefighter husband died in a burning building, Maren still can't pray. She can only yell. When Minneapolis finally caves in on her, Maren packs her four-year-old daughter, a stuffed rabbit named Cotton, and the last gray sweatshirt Nate ever wore into a U-Haul and drives west. Copper Ridge, Colorado is a mountain town at eight thousand feet where nobody knew her husband's name — which is the only reason she can breathe there. But thin air won't hold the weight of what she carried out of Minnesota. Not Elise's question — when is Daddy coming home? Not the ...

“Take the advice of no one,” August Kleinman’s mother says to him while August is still a young boy in Germany, and with these words to guide him, he escapes Nazi Germany and goes on to build a fortune, a family, and life on his own terms in America. At the defining moments that reveal...