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Scott MacDonald, a longtime former Del Mar resident, has released his fourth book, “Legacy: An Ancestral Journey Through American History,” a narrative of his ancestry following years of research.
“Icky Micky”, a new children’s book written by Carmel Valley’s Victoria Bennett, is a story of acceptance and about being that kid who shows kindness to the person who might be considered the class outcast.
From her childhood in Japan to her arrival in America, to the tragic and sudden death of her husband, Kyomi O’Connor’s memoir “A Sky of Infinite Blue” covers her journey through emotional abuse, trauma and the marriage that helped change her life.
Chinese immigrant Li-Ying Lundquist overcame many obstacles to survive and succeed in the U.S.
Over the past five decades, Mary Beth McCabe has visited all 50 states, six continents (all but Antarctica) and more than 25 countries.
Carmel Valley resident Brandon Farbstein, 22, has written two books about overcoming adversity and learning empathy
A former local lifeguard released a book that pays homage to a group of lifeguards who were recruited to patrol the notoriously dangerous Sonoma Coast.
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The celebrated reporter and author of more than 20 books will speak about the lessons learned from his coverage of 10 American presidencies
Local author to hold launch event for new memoir on aging, how to lead a ‘full and adventurous life’
Inspired by the events of her own life over the past few decades, an 86-year-old Cardiff resident will release a memoir to demonstrate how your twilight years can be “an exciting, fun, fulfilling time.”
Michael Oldstone was just 11 years old when he read a book that influenced his life’s work — Paul de Kreuf’s “Microbe Hunters,” about the scientists who tracked the microscopic villains that caused deadly diseases.
Daniel Park’s new book “Sentinel” was inspired by conversations with sons
At 14, incoming San Dieguito Academy freshman Shanti Hershenson has already published 11 books.
Last year eight-year-old Taylor Koelbl and her six-year-old sister Alex released their first book together.
La Jolla library offers a preliminary peek at “Journey of a Thousand Miles” and showing of Perry Chen’s “Changyou’s Journey
Rancho Penasquitos resident and business coach Jeffrey Klubeck released a book called “The Integrity Game,” which uses baseball to teach lessons of motivation and accountability through a 10-point model of integrity.
To say that La Jollan Lillian Faderman’s new book was a huge undertaking is, to put it mildly, an understatement.
A man enters a shabby apartment building in Chicago, sits down at a table, and agrees to a preposterous plan – the woman sitting before him, a self-described witch, will cast a spell to free him from the unwanted attentions of a persistent ex-girlfriend.
5 questions with Kirsten Grind, co-author of ‘Happy at Any Cost,’ about former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh
Grind, who grew up in Encinitas and is now a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, will make an appearance at a Warwick’s book event on April 13
