28 Indies Worth Discovering

by Shigeko Ito

A compelling, honest, and ultimately victorious memoir. Full review >

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by M. E. TORREY

A rich, engrossing tale about the antebellum South that delivers indelible characters. Full review >

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by A.C. Adams

Secrets and lies collide in this sinisterly effective thriller. Full review >

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by Stacey Hettes

A moving recollection filled with wisdom and unabashed emotion. Full review >

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by FORTHRIGHT ; illustrated by Mart Lett

This delightful opening installment introduces an eccentric, magical world. Full review >

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by M.A. Mitchell

A nuanced, captivating examination of what the near future might have in store. Full review >

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by Lisa Stathoplos

An impressive and heartfelt collection of memories. Full review >

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by Chad McComber ; illustrated by Annie Ruygt

A captivating, boldly conceived miscellany, rendered in haunting prose. Full review >

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by Joann Howeth ; illustrated by Rupert Van Wyk

A charmingly illustrated, fact-filled journey that teaches children the power of perseverance. Full review >

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by G.H. Mosson

An expansive, if sometimes-dense, meditation on beauty. Full review >

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by Glenn Shapiro

An intricately woven story of tragedy and hope. Full review >

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by Hollisa Alewine

A powerful and compelling work that’s packed with action and intrigue. Full review >

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by Lisa Gerlits ; illustrated by Savanna Durr

This uplifting story tackles domestic troubles with consideration and a whole lot of heart. Full review >

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by John Bailey

A well-told story of devastating loss and forbidden love. Full review >

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by Sherry Roberts ; illustrated by Dylan Hale

A well-wrought lesson in patience and perseverance. Full review >

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