Through lyrical free verse, Cathryn Michon's beautifully illustrated book, I'm Still Here: A Dog's Purpose Forever, celebrates the eternal bond between humans and their canine companions, capturing the joy of simple pleasures and reminding us that love never dies.

Peggy Rowe, who's written three New York Times' bestsellers since turning 80, will soon release another humorous memoir, Oh No, Not the Home.

Desiree Miller's anthology, 101 True Tales from the Terminal, was inspired by a social media post she wrote about her fun interactions in Atlanta's airport as she awaited her flight to Dayton, Ohio, to the 2022 Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop.

The prolific author, podcaster and entrepreneur Zibby Owens has edited a timely anthology, On Being Jewish Now: Essays and Reflections from Authors and Advocates. All proceeds will benefit Artists Against Antisemitism.

In Maryann Rodrigues’ debut book, Beneath the Surface: A Memoir Exploring Intuition and Following Your Own Lead, she entertains readers with tales from her New England childhood, family observations and the intuitional guidance and that gave her direction.

Wash Your Brain: Stories. Laughter. Yoga. Life. is a rollicking ride through an off-kilter world. Donna Debs' collection of bite-sized stories will make you laugh, think and wonder if it’s time to give brainwashing — however you do it! — a whirl.

Devil's Defense melds Lori B. Duff's 30 years of legal experience with her knack for dialogue and observation of the human condition to give readers a courtroom drama filled with realistic action that will make you laugh as often as cry out with righteous indignance.

L.A. McMurray’s debut book, God is in the Odd, the Ordinary, and Outside Church, explores more than meets the eye. A wildly determined Irish Catholic, McMurray pursues heaven’s playbook to ensure she and her family evade the heat of Hades.

Go Ahead and Laugh: A Year of Almost Completely Not Made-Up Stories is Barbara Scharfenberg's first book, though she's been weaving words and telling tales for decades.

Ruth Bonapace's comic novel, The Bulgarian Training Manual, lampoons our culture of fitness, fad diets, self-improvement and internal yammering. Elle magazine named it a 2024 top summer read.

Written for caregivers of parents and spouses, True Confessions of an Ambivalent Caregiver is a funny but brutally honest collection of essays from award-winning author Cindy Eastman. It releases in September from She Writes Press.

Never, Never, Hardly Ever, Kelly McKenzie's coming-of-age memoir, chronicles a "mother-daughter story of antiques and antics."

In Ann Garvin's new novel, Bummer Camp, two sisters scramble to save their family’s legacy in a funny, huge-hearted novel about grandiose plans and summers.

Art Linkletter's Kids Say the Darndest Things is the inspiration for Lorraine Ray's Kid Pro Quo, which takes the concept to a new century, with a new population, and adds a twist of serendipity.

What child doesn’t get fidgety when they have to wait? In her new children's book, Harriet Hurry-Up and the Oh-So-Slow Day (Kregel Publishing), Allia Zobel Nolan introduces readers to an impatient little girl who thinks everything is moving way too slowly until God helps her to live in the moment.

When Herman Rabinowitz's identity was stolen, he bought a Harley, reinvented himself as Paco and, along with other off-the-grid bikers, formed the Bedouins. When Paco decides to get his identity back, he must first navigate a worldwide web full of fake Hermans. After that comes the tricky part.

If you love museums, this book is for you. Bob Eckstein's Footnotes from the Most Fascinating Museums is a love letter to museums and museum-goers. It's chock-full of whimsical illustrations and stories.

A lively blend of personal narrative and popular science, Do I Know You? is the story of one unusual mind’s attempt to understand itself — and a fascinating exploration of the remarkable breadth of human experience.

Pawky Publishing has recently published Robert Curreli's first two books, the coming-of-age story, Christopher Bennett and the Mystic Beetle and the biting satire, Winston Case and the Plans Gone Awry.

Ed Friedman's debut book, I Will Not Be Ignored, offers a humorous take on the author's thinking about current wisdom and personal experiences.

Creators Publishing has released a collection of the top hits from Tracy Beckerman's syndicated column in a new book, Happy Wife, Happy Life: Confessions of a Suburban Mom.