Biography Books

Stella Ciarlantini lives the ordinary life of a ten-year-old girl. She spends her days talking, laughing, and gossiping with her friends, and her nights studying for tests and exams and doing homework. But when something completely unexpected happens, it turns Stella’s world upside-down...

A teddy bear tells his human owner's story. This is not a children's story, though. It is about one human being's struggle with being adopted, and the resulting trauma; emigrating from England to Australia; joining a religious order and leaving; questioning his religious beliefs; the first painful...

This book is not a book. It is a spit in the face. It will not conform to “TL;DR” culture. It will not conform to Cancel Culture. This book is not afraid of vampires. This book is in praise of hair metal and gangsta rap. This book is for CTE survivors and strivers, weirdos, demimondes, the...

In this book, you get an exclusive look into the life of a Renaissance master: Leonardo Da Vinci. He was an Italian Polymath well known for his masterpiece: Mona Lisa and Salvator Mundi (Saviour of the world) which was sold for $400 million through Christie's. If you like the book, I would...

Journey of My Life is an autobiography which is my first publication and it is dedicated to my parents, grandparents, my late husband, my children and grandchildren.

True stories about me and my streetwise mates growing up in London, and some of the trials and trouble we got up to. Begins in the late 60’s,

Dark Trade: Lost In Boxing, by Donald McRae, award-winning author of eleven non-fiction books and staff writer for The Guardian, is widely considered one of the best boxing books all time. In this companion eBook, Carlos Acevedo, author of Sporting Blood: Tales from the Dark Side of Boxing; Jimmy...

When the valley is darker than it has ever been...when we lose someone we loved, what can we learn? Lessons Learned in the Mourning explores that question. Born from real experiences, this book dives deep into the issues of loss, yet it also finds hope there.

These are the creeds and confessions of a retired man.

This is an autobiography of Richard Clarke. Richard lived a life adapting to change. Born in Oklahoma with roots from Texas, moving to San Jose, CA long before it became Silicon Valley, working in a number of Silicon Valley Companies, and then retiring first to South India, then Mexico. One...