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A Betting Woman Jenni L. Walsh HISTORICAL FICTION ISBN: 978-1-948018-95-1 Pub Date: June 1, 2021 Jenni L. Walsh is the author of BECOMING BONNIE (Forge/Macmillan), SIDE BY SIDE (Forge/Macmillan) and the SHE DARED middle grade series (Scholastic), A BETTING WOMAN is her historical novel based on the life of Eleanor Dumont, aka “Madame Moustache,” who forged her way in a man’s world as the first female croupier of the Old West.  |
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The Accidental Suffragist Galia Gichon HISTORICAL FICTION ISBN: 978-1-948018-96-8 Pub Date: June 1, 2021 Helen Fox, a New York factory worker in 1912 thrown into the women’s rights movement becomes estranged from a husband who disapproves of her sudden activism, ostracized by tenement neighbors, out of place among wealthy suffragettes, and worried about her children as she leaves to picket the White House and change Washington; spanning World War One and concluding with the triumph of 1919 when Helen discovers her voice and dreams of equality in a male-dominated society.
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A House Full of Windsor Kristin Contino FICTION ISBN: 978-1-948018-99-9 Pub Date: July 13, 2021 Spanning from 1980s London to a present-day reality TV show, A HOUSE FULL OF WINDSOR explores how one woman’s messy past shapes her family’s future and how long-buried secrets and resentment must come to the surface for them to move on. Debbie Windsor was always fascinated by royalty, and when her marriage fell apart she turns to collecting to fill the void. Now the house is a royal mess, and Debbie’s health and safety is on the line. Even her etiquette expert daughter can’t fix this disaster, and when the entire family ends up on a hoarding show, everyone has something at stake.
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Better to Trust Heather Frimmer FICTION ISBN: 978-1-954332-03-4 Pub Date: September 21, 2021 “Big Little Lies” meets “Grey's Anatomy” exploring the emotional fallout within a family after a neurosurgeon battling drug addiction operates on his sister-in-law's brain. Told from the multiple perspectives of the surgeon, his sister-in-law, and his teenage daughter, the story accelerates toward explosive results as secrets swirling around drug use and sexual identity must be dealt with for the family to learn to trust each other again.
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The Baseball Widow Suzanne Kamata FICTION ISBN: 978-1-954332-07-2 Pub Date: October 5, 2021 Award-winning novelist/memoirist/anthologist Suzanne Kamata’s story of an interracial/intercultural marriage in crisis exploring issues of duty, disability, discrimination, violence and forgiveness through a cross-cultural lens. An American teacher marries an aspiring Japanese high school baseball coach whose duties take up more and more of his time as she struggles to manage the needs of their multiply-disabled daughter and their sensitive son who becomes the victim of bullies.
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And How Are The Children? Marjorie Margolies, foreword by Hillary Rodham Clinton MEMOIR ISBN: 978-1-954332-15-7 Pub Date: November 2021 Timeless Lessons from the Frontlines of Motherhood ~ filled with wisdom and life lessons learned as an athlete, educator, reporter, congressperson, world traveler and first single woman to adopt internationally, provides an abundance of upbeat prescriptive advice and inspiration.
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Sometimes Shells Make Sand Julie Doyle Cullen MEMOIR ISBN: 978-1-954332-18-8 Pub Date: November 2021 A generational story about taking care of each other in unfathomable times, utilizing family love and funny adventures including miscalculated marijuana edibles, relationship wrangling, hole-in-the-wall bars, ridiculous strangers, and other zaniness, to engage in difficult conversations about ALS as a disease and its effects on patients, family, and caregivers; lets you love the dysfunctional family you have, miss the loved ones you have lost, and hope for all the future beautiful reunions.
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Ping Meets Pang Mary Jane Begin CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK ISBN: 978-1-948018-87-6 Pub Date: Summer 2021 Professor of Illustration at the renowned Rhode Island School of Design, Mary Jane Begin's PING MEETS PANG is an allegory about inclusiveness, multiculturalism, acceptance of “the other,” and body positivity told through a Giant Panda and a Red Panda—who don't look like one another, despite the fact they are both pandas; it is only when they discover they both love bamboo that they slowly appreciate and accept each other's differences.
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By the Light of Fireflies Jenni L. Walsh MIDDLE-GRADE FICTION ISBN: 978-1-954332-13-3 Pub Date: November 2021 Based on the true story of a hidden Revolutionary War hero, Sybil Ludington, who was dubbed the “female Paul Revere,” and follows a teen girl who braves a perilous midnight ride to warn the troops, with the believed magic of the fireflies to light her way.
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How to Leave the Law Amy Impellizzeri & Liz Brown NON-FICTION ISBN: 978-1-948018-86-9 Pub Date: September 2022 This first-of-its-kind book would expand the evolving concept of JD Advantage careers (reported currently by law schools since 2011) and present a re-envisioning of creative alternatives available to law students and lawyers in the modern era. Part I, describes the most effective way to find a satisfying next career after law; it provides vivid examples of successful transitions and shows how to overcome the social and emotional challenges of transitioning to a new career. Part II focuses on specific contemporary strategies for taking a break from law practice, whether temporary or permanent (and how to decide between the two), and helps readers navigate the process of leaving law behind |
Antonio, We Know You Antonio Salazar-Hobson MEMOIR 6 x 9, 304 Pages Pub Date: March 2022 This incredible memoir follows the life of a migrant farmworker kidnapped at age four, trafficked through age ten, until ultimately being saved from an attempted suicide, and taken under Cesar Chavez’s wing. The title comes from a comment Chavez made, commending the author. Antonio eventually graduated from law school, become a labor lawyer, and found the strength and resilience to be reunited with his long-lost family after 24 years. Antonio aims to offer hope in desperate circumstances in sharing the legacy of his family and reflecting the dignity and sacrifices of their difficult Chicano life. With a foreword by Jimmy Santiago Baca. |
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Love, Alice Amanda Sthers A NOVELLA 5 x 8, 112 pages Pub Date: February 2022 This sweet novella follows Alice, a middle-aged literature teacher whose lifelong loneliness is exacerbated upon her move from the French countryside to Paris. Alienated from her only daughter and hungry for comfort and companionship, Alice begins to develop romantic feelings for her quiet, reserved Japanese masseur, Akifumi. Too guarded to tell him the truth face-to-face, Alice instead writes Akifumi a long letter in which she reveals not only her burgeoning love and intense longing for him but also opens up about her difficult, at turns shocking, past.
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The Baba Yaga Mask Kris Spisak FICTION ISBN: 978-1-954332-31-7 Pub Date: April 2022 A modern twist on Ukrainian folktales in which two sisters are swept across eastern Europe along dual storylines that meld the stark realities of untold eastern-front war stories with a contemporary quest—chasing their “lost” grandmother, who they’re starting to believe is a true Baba Yaga.
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Reservations for Six Lindsey Palmer FICTION ISBN: 978-1-954332-32-4 Pub Date: May 2022 Three couples celebrate every birthday together at their favorite New England restaurant for decades until their lives unravel when one turns 40 and announces over dinner he wants a divorce, forcing each couple to reexamine what's brought and kept them together—and whether their relationships are strong enough to survive infidelity, job loss, infertility, and the drudgery and demands of married life. |
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In Her Defense Amy Impellizzeri FICTION ISBN: 978-1-954332-44-7 Pub Date: May 2022 A domestic suspense novel that lives at the intersection of courtroom drama and family saga. The first book in the Riversedge Law Club Series. “This is the auspicious beginning to a series.Grabs the reader from the get-go, a compelling invitation to join the Club.” —KIRKUS REVIEWS
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