James Madison: A Son of Virginia and a Founder of the Nation by Jeff Broadwater

Broadwater explores Madison’s views on early issues such as religious freedom, the Constitution, slavery, and more.

Heaven Is Now: Awakening Your Five Spiritual Senses to the Wonders of Grace by Andrew Farley

Farley believes that even though external circumstances are beyond control, it is possible to experience heaven on earth by developing the 5 spiritual senses explained in this work.

Asylum by Joe Pantoliano

In this memoir, popular actor and author Pantoliano, describes his struggles with depression and addiction, his recovery, and his work helping others with mental illness.

My Story, My Song: Mother-Daughter Reflections on Life and Faith by Lucimarian Roberts, Robin Roberts and Missy Buchanan

Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts explores the rich life of her 87-year-old mother Lucimarian Roberts.

Both Of Us: My Life with Farrah by Ryan O’Neal

In this memoir, O’Neal shares an intimate portrait of his tumultuous 30-year relationship with Farrah Fawcett.

I Got This: How I Changed My Ways and Lost What Weighed Me Down by Jennifer Hudson

Oscar-winning actress and pop star, Hudson, recalls her life going from an American Idol contestant to a successful singer and actress and how she was inspired to lose 80 pounds.

Celebratori: Unleashing Your Inner Party Planner to Entertain Friends and Family by Tori Spelling

Spelling offers unique ideas and decorating tips for parties especially designed for beginners on a budget.

The Big Miss: My Years Coaching Tiger Woods by Hank Haney

Haney was Tiger’s coach for 6 years starting in 2004. In that time he developed a close professional and personal relationship with Woods. In this work, Haney describes Tiger’s game, his personality, and tragic downfall.

Carly’s Voice: Breaking Through Autism by Arthur Fleischmann with Carly Fleischmann

Carly was diagnosed with severe autism at age 2. She could not communicate and professionals believed she would never develop intellectually. At age 10, Carly surprisingly typed a message on a laptop computer. Today, Carly describes her life via computer and has a large audience on social media sites.

No, They Can’t: Why Government Fails—But Individuals Succeed by John Stossel

Stossel, a Fox News commentator, believes many of today’s social and political problems have been caused or exacerbated by government regulations and interventions.