Best Edifying Indie Books of 2014

by Katherine Maxfield

Corporate history with enough drama for a movie. Full review >

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by Louise Esola

An intriguing, well-written and poignant work that transcends its historical genre. Full review >

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by Mary Lee Esty C. M. Shifflett

An eye-opener for anyone concerned about concussion—which the authors persuasively argue should include everyone. Full review >

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by Charles E. Farnsworth

First-rate research, writing and presentation. Full review >

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by Jay Foard

Comprehensive, cogent and smartly packaged; should have great appeal to those with a real interest in better body management. Full review >

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by Becky Blades

A perfect graduation gift for young women—but the advice is applicable to all. Full review >

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by Jeffrey B. Miller

An excellent history that should catapult Miller to the top tier of popular historians. Full review >

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by Chase Morsey Jr.

A compelling narrative of the design and development of Ford cars in the 1950s and ’60s. Full review >

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by Henry M. Ramirez

A thoughtful, if occasionally strident, account of a neglected aspect of Nixon’s presidency. Full review >

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by Sue Russell Elizabeth Williams

Reveals one fascinating aspect of the legal system, informing the reader while demonstrating the value of artistic... Full review >

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by Carin Siegfried

A thorough introduction to the publishing industry. Full review >

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by Francois Paul-Armand Vecchio photographed by Elizabeth Pepin Silva

A study that may become the new sausage makers’ bible, outstanding in its range, depth and clarity. Full review >

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