White River Press imprint: 24 books

With this collection of humorous essays on motherhood, Pam and Kae - good friends but total opposites - are living proof that although every mother is different, we're all on this roller coaster without a seat-belt- and it's the ride of our lives.

Psalms in Ordinary Voices is an exciting new collection of the Bible's 150 Psalms, each rewritten in contemporary language by an "ordinary" person. The authors are teachers, daycare providers, inmates, physicians, plumbers, locksmiths, janitors, children, artists, hair stylists, secretaries, pastors,...

How to find peace and harmony in an unsettled world. You. Me. The person down the street or halfway around the globe. In this inspiring collection of stories, blessings, poetry, divine teachings, and meditation exercises, Rabbi Sheila Peltz Weinberg conveys a single, powerful message: Let us not be strangers....

Snapshots of Rabbi Weinberg’s life, as told through poetry, prayers, and accounts of this Jewish Baby Boomer’s experiences, offer clues about her search to find God, and carves a path for others to learn from her journey. It addresses her spiritual quests through yoga and meditation, and provides...

As a 21st-century woman, you know that a college degree is critical for career advancement, increased income, and a better future for you and your family. If you are considering a college education after years in the workforce or raising a family, you may be thinking: “I don’t know where to start!...

The authors give you the re-visioning and understanding you need to redefine the role of food and eating in your life, so you can lose weight and keep it off.

Trying to Get There: Navigating Your Success is an inspiring "one-on-one" discussion for all who are fighting the fight to be successful. It is the story of Roderick A. Hardamon, a young, talented financial services executive who reached the upper echelon of Wall Street in just 10 years. Reflecting his...

Feeding the Body, Nourishing the Soul leads us back to a deeper and healthier relationship to eating by drawing on ancient food wisdom from the world's religions and cultures. From Jewish dietary laws and the communion of Christianity to the food-based spiritual practices of Islam, Hinduism, and the...

In Karen Osborn’s moving debut, Patchwork, the lives of three sisters in a 1930’s South Carolina mill town are stitched together, like the patchwork quilts they sew from the mill scraps. Described by the New York Times Book Review as a deeply psychological drama, Patchwork is filled with forbidden love and family secrets.

Alice Ott, a retired school teacher turned cyber sleuth, is determined to expose a deadly conspiracy in the nation's Capitol. Alice mobilizes her friends, the Raging Grannies, and persuades her long-lost lover, the handsome microbiologist Gerard, to help her pursue the unsolved mystery of the anthrax...