Autism Dad: Adventures In Raising An Autistic Son    by Rob Errera
Price: $3.99 USD. 22910 words. Published on October 23, 2011. .
Autism is a puzzle with no solution. But Autism Dad has a clue! Funny, informative, poignant, and engaging, Autism Dad explores the initial devastation of an autism diagnosis, the autism/vaccine controversy, autism in the media, education, therapy and treatments. Above all, Autism Dad is about living with, raising, and loving a child with autism, told from a father’s perspective.

Follow the Dog Home: How a Simple Walk Unleashed an Incredible Family Journey    by Kevin Walsh
Price: $7.95 USD. 59480 words. Agented by Concierge Publishing Services  on November 14, 2011. .
Follow the Walsh family as they lead you through the incredible and inspirational tales of their favorite family relatives. Curl up with these engaging stories of miracles, joy, and life’s struggles, as Bob, Samantha, and Kevin Walsh share their truly amazing journey. Whether it’s the Walshes or your own family, you know the family dog is part of your life. You can always follow the dog home.

What Peace There May Be    by Susanna Barlow
Price: $1.99 USD. 86400 words. Published on March 6, 2012. .
In this coming of age memoir, the author recounts six critical years of her life of isolation, polygamy and abuse. After secretly reaching out to someone on the outside, she faces new challenges and finds renewed hope in her struggle to overcome the obstacles to free herself and discover her true worth as a human being.

Average Joe: An Autobiography of a Working Man    by Joseph Incantalupo
Price: $2.99 USD. 40830 words. Published on October 6, 2012. .
Many years ago we gave my parents a computer. When they asked, “What will we do with it?” we suggested that they write their life stories. This is Dad’s life story, in his own words.

Threshold: A Memoir    by Faith A. Colburn
Price: $2.99 USD. 92450 words. Published on January 30, 2013. .
A series of eighteen stories about one American family’s struggle to thrive across race and through time and space. From five-year-old Joseph Swope kidnapped and adopted by a war chief to Cecil Colburn, blasting up U.S. 41 with a turtle as co-pilot, trying to save a marriage, this memoir reveals what happens when communities fail and how they thrive.