Memoirs

Stewie McKay: Rusted, Busted, but Still FightingA Memoir of Family, Work, Parkinson's, and Refusing to QuitStewie McKay never set out to live an extraordinary life.

One man stole her past.

What if everything that broke you was always working for you — and the universe had receipts?

The Surviving Evil Anne Series is a deeply personal and heartbreakingaccount of a father's struggle to maintain a relationshipwith his son, only to face betrayal and manipulation froma mother determined to sever their bond.

I have been a photographer for as long as I can remember.

Before the streets… there was silence.

Some people don't just love you — they light the way.

For more than sixteen years, the author operated a high-end escort agency from Switzerland, serving clients in over thirty European cities and some of the world's most prestigious five-star hotels.

A kid born on Friday the 13th in Burlington who moved to Hamilton at ten, got bullied, stole from his parents, slept outside for two weeks with a garbage bag for a pillow, was told by a vice principal that he would never amount to anything, lost hockey to a bounced cheque, burned through jobs, and somehow built a company, sold it, built another one, married the woman he spotted on a sidewalk the night the Tiger-Cats won the Grey Cup, and is now about to publish a book about all of it.

She was born into a world that told her who she had to be.

This book explores the Author's personal growth and journey from childhood, all the struggles and notable moments.

Success is often measured in numbers.

At age 49, Andy Ellis suffered a right-hemispheric stroke, landing him in a hospital in Richmond, Virginia.

​A 900-Horsepower Missile.

Before Robert "e;Huck"e; Huckaby became an award-winning executive chef, a celebrated culinary educator, and a technology sales leader at one of Silicon Valley's most innovative companies, he was a United States Marine.

Some stories teach lessons.

She was sixteen years old when she realized she was a human being.

Nostalgic Stories for Seniors is a heartwarming collection of 40 short stories designed to bring back cherished memories of childhood, school days, family traditions, and simpler times.

"e;All the People I Loved… Destroyed Me Slowly"e; is not a love story.

This is not a self-help book.

My many psychology clients have asked me what goes on in my profession, and what I, and their past therapists really think.

Mystery-thriller author Susan Specht Oram shares strange but true tales in this collection of Books 1-8 in the Strangers on a Train series, including shocking incidents that happened in hotels, a bizarre childhood bullying incident, an unsettling incident with a pottery kiln, an unfortunate dinner, weird encounters while working in a psychiatric unit, the messy mothering of young twins, a cruel prediction from a loved one and other odd, uncomfortable moments.

I freed myself from your father, I thought this would be a new life for me and now it s starting all over, everything s starting all over again.

At sixteen, Neil Abella sat in a school library skipping lunch to study, quietly building a system that would eventually break him.

'I loved this book.

NEUROSPICYThey call ADHD an illness.

The Writer Before MeThe Alaska Diaries of Edwin Vincent Warren and the Stories That Connected GenerationsWhat if a century-old journal could introduce you to someone you've known your entire life?

From the founder of Paezo Hellas, the Greek award–winning game development studio behind Neoblazer, Captain Dodger, and several of your favourite Fortnite maps—comes an astute book about creativity in business and leadership for readers of Ed Catmull, Amy Wallace, and Bob Iger.

A new translation of one of classical Japan's greatest literary works It is from a desire not to let this impulse count for nothing that I have written this foolish tale of mine.

'Practical advice in a very easy to understand way' - LorraineThis is the book I wish I d have read as a child.

A thrilling memoir from one of the last living WW2 pilots, published to mark his 105th birthday'Colin Bell DFC is one of the most remarkable people I've ever met' JAMES HOLLAND'A terrific read, combining laugh-out-loud reminiscences with jaw-dropping accounts of aerial warfare' JOHN NICHOL'Stirring' The Times'Brimming with quiet courage and patriotism' Daily Mail'They don't make them like Flt Lt Bell anymore' Daily Express'An inspiring portrait of bravery in action' The iFlight-Lieutenant Colin Bell's Bloody Dangerous is a powerful and inspiring portrait of bravery in action, full of touching admiration for his RAF comrades - one in three of whom were killed.

'I need this book.

A gripping tale of one man's escape from conformity to chase gold, claim freedom and redefine life on his own terms.

PAPERBACK EDITION FULLY UPDATED WITH FOUR NEW CHAPTERSAfter creating more than a dozen billion-dollar businesses from scratch and breaking scores of world records, wouldn't you think you'd done it all?

A sassy, heart-breaking and jaw-dropping memoir of life behind the scenes in a funeral home and strip club, written with all the panache, honesty and sensitivity of Rosie Waterland's The Anti-Cool Girl and Sarah Krasnostein's The Trauma Cleaner.

A moving memoir of a love affair with an addict, weaving personal reckoning with psychology and history to grapple with addiction, codependency and our appetite for obsessive love'Incredible' Stylist'Bleak, brutal and brilliant' i Paper'Essential' Washington Post'Scorching' EW'The disease he has is addiction,' Nina Renata Aron writes of her boyfriend.

Shot, a long-barrel, single-shot rifle, shares stories of intrigue, repose, and characterall as they occurred on Rudy's farm on the North Dakota prairie.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER * 2025 BOOKLIST EDITORS' CHOICE SELECTION A former Obama speechwriter moves to the Jersey Shore and learns to surf with the help of his brother-in-law: a tattooed, truck-driving Joe Rogan superfan.

In the infancy of Cuba's tourism, Wanda St.

Spend time with Phil this Christmas in his funny, uplifting, occasionally heartbreaking and always honest life storyTHE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER'Searingly honest, brave, highly readable' Sunday Express'[A] fantastic read on such an interesting life' Lorraine Kelly'A really smashing book' Michael Ball_________For forty years we've been watching Phillip - from children's TV to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat and This Morning - but what is life like behind the scenes and who is he when the camera is off?

Shot, a long-barrel, single-shot rifle, shares stories of intrigue, repose, and characterall as they occurred on Rudy's farm on the North Dakota prairie.

AS FEATURED IN STYLIST MAGAZINEThe ground-breaking memoir of one woman coming to terms with her ADHD diagnosis, shedding new light on her past, her family history and reframing the condition __________For Carla Ciccone, the feeling of not quite knowing how to perform adult life was all too familiar.

'Horizon is magnificent; a contemporary epic' Robert Macfarlane, author of UnderlandFrom the author of the classic Arctic Dreams comes a vivid recollection of his travels around the world and the encounters that shaped an extraordinary life.

'It was the bonds I made with people through running that helped me to feel like I belonged.

Discover unrelenting spirit and strength in the extraordinary true story of Franci: a woman who survived the holocaust against all of the odds'Achingly moving, gives much-needed hope.

For the first time, go behind the scenes of the beloved TV show Gavin and Stacey with this must-read memoir from the BAFTA award-winning writers Ruth Jones and James Corden.

READ THE REMARKABLE STORY OF A LIFE LIVED IN THE SERVICE OF FOOTBALLLife is a beautiful game but how should you play it?

Milly Goldsmith is the girl you meet in a club toilet whose advice changes your life forever.

From boardrooms to rallies, from reality television to the global stage, Donald Trump has mastered a performance unlike any other.

The acclaimed true story—originally published in Mountain Gazette and a finalist for the Livingston Award in International Reporting One night in September 1943, a Jewish mother took her nine-year-old son in one arm and five-year-old daughter in the other and jumped off a moving train to save their lives.