Small Batch Books: 8 books

Born after all of her grandparents had passed away, Beth Hersh Goldsmith always felt she had missed out on hearing the rich tales of her family’s previous generations. Grateful for her full and fulfilling life, she felt determined to share her own stories. In One Degree of Separation she recounts her...

The first words that Hattie shares are, "It's funny how the world can be as small as the flesh around you, or as large as the winds your voice travels upon." Then the novel begins, and it begins with the end—the end of Hattie's life. In a spare and powerful narrative—delivered in three parts “In...

How would an ancient princess, one of our greatest heroines of Western literature, have told her own story? With her husband, the legendary Odysseus, still long away, his war ended, yet his absence stretching into what seems like an epoch without end, she consoles herself by reciting the story of her...

"You can't make this stuff up."  So says American writer, Imperial Russia enthusiast, Romanov junkie, and veteran expatriate, Jennifer Eremeeva, who has lived for the last twenty years in Russia after she fell in love with, and married HRH, her Handsome Russian Husband (occasionally a.k.a....

“Run! Hide!” someone was shouting from the street. “The Germans are coming!” So begins Alice Neuman Schoenfeld’s remarkable tale of survival, From Ungvár to Beverly Hills: One Survivor’s Story. Indeed, Alice and her family spent more than two years of her childhood running and hiding. Her...

What do a marigold, starlight over South Africa, and the birth of a child have in common? Every person, plant, and star springs up from information compounded by interaction. We are embedded in an ancient, intricate world. Changing combinations of atoms pass through the long filter of history and natural...

God, Technology, & Us is an eye-opening and intriguing analysis of how we all use personal technology and the implications that behavior has for our relationship with God. This timely, thought-provoking book sheds light for Christians struggling to deal with the feelings of distraction and disconnection...

Saturn doesn’t really mind being a witch. She just wants to be a different kind of witch. She’s tired of wearing black. She doesn’t like riding on a broom. And, most important, she doesn’t want to scare people or play mean tricks on them—she wants to make friends! But even her next-door neighbors...