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This document provides a list of 63 self-published books across various genres, including fiction, mystery/thriller, science fiction/fantasy/horror, and nonfiction. Each book is accompanied by a brief description and a list of retailers where it can be purchased. The books cover a wide range of topics and themes, such as a tech CEO's secret fraud and a family's experience with a haunted house. Additionally, the list includes books on topics like giving and philanthropy, grief, public policy, human rights, cancer, spirituality, relationships, and children's literature. These self-published titles offer diverse perspectives and insights, making them valuable resources for library patrons conducting research or seeking personal enrichment. [Extracted from the article]

Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah. In this trenchant analysis of the roots of white supremacy in American culture, blogger and preacher Charles (Reflections from the Hogan) and religion professor Rah (The Prophetic Lament) team up to examine the insidious legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery, a set of 15th-century legal principles based on Catholic papal decrees. [Extracted from the article]

In this daily devotional aimed at an American Roman Catholic readership, Dolan (To Whom Shall We Go?), Archbishop of New York, educates and encourages readers to grow in (or return to) their Catholic faith. Dolan also extols the virtues of Catholic saints and expounds on the church's concern for the imprisoned, impoverished, and immigrants. Practicing Catholics and even those disillusioned by the church may find sustenance in Dolan's forthright approach and enthusiastic espousal of Catholic identity and faith. [Extracted from the article]