Best Indie Books of 2016 About Social Equality and Diversity

by Paige Schilt

A well-balanced, soul-searching family memoir with broad appeal. Full review >

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by Tanya J. Peterson

Educational and affecting; the importance of the author’s ongoing mission to demystify the world of mental health care... Full review >

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by Alyssa Petersel

A journey through the lives of young Eastern European Jews that’s not to be missed. Full review >

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by Christine Grace

Affecting yet inspiring in its positivity. Full review >

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by Michael Novakovic

A remarkable and gripping account of a boy fleeing a war-torn nation and eventually flourishing in America. Full review >

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by Robert Nwadiaru

An impassioned, eye-opening take on a critical African nation. Full review >

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by Peter Anderson

An impressive tale, written in a sure-handed style, that vividly exposes the heavy personal and cultural costs of racism. Full review >

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by Gerald Alpern

A compassionate and eye-opening approach to healing mentally and emotionally wounded soldiers. Full review >

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by Susan Wittig Albert

This warm, extensively researched novel will entrance readers and inspire them to look further into the lives of two... Full review >

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by Nalini Warriar

A finely wrought family drama. Full review >

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