About This Contest
About This Contest
Grab a Galley is hittin’ the road! Whether you’re gearing up for a regional trade show or running your store from home, this Grab a Galley edition is packed with must-have titles zipping across the country to your shelves, ready to captivate your readers.
Our publishing partners have outdone themselves with this fantastic selection of titles spanning virtually every genre and category.
Explore thrillers, rom-coms, sci-fi, suspense, topical nonfiction, middle-grade graphic novels, YA fantasy, and enchanting picture books. Scroll through and add galleys to your virtual Swag Bag as you go. There’s no limit to the number of galleys you may select. Browse the entire collection now and stock up on this Fall’s hottest picks!
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Nonfiction & Memoir
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1 of 28 titles
Baby Leads the Way: An Evidence-Based Guide to Introducing Solid Foods
American Academy of Pediatrics
Baby Leads the Way: An Evidence-Based Guide to Introducing Solid Foods by the experts at 101 before one, Julie Laux; Cinthia Scott, RD, IBCLC; Krupa Playforth, MD, FAAP; Catherine Callahan, MS, CCC-SLP, CLC; and Manisha Relan, MD, FAAP, FAAAAI,FACAAI, is published by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Parents will learn to confidently and safely introduce solid foods to their baby.
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2 of 28 titles
Becoming the Pastor’s Wife
Brazos Press
Beth Allison Barr, a trusted historian and Baptist pastor's wife, tells how the rise of a new and important leadership role for conservative Protestant women, the pastor's wife, intersects with the decline of women's independent leadership in the church.
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3 of 28 titles
Big Impact Without Burnout
Watkins Publishing
Global business leader and single mother of 4, Bianca Best, reveals 8 transformative strategies for ambitious women to achieve success with integrity and joy in this positive and empowering handbook. Go from manic busyness to graceful productivity - without burning out. These essential strategies provide relatable insight into the challenges women face, providing them with inspiring ways to rise and lead.
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4 of 28 titles
The Body is a Doorway: A Memoir: A Journey Beyond Healing, Hope, and the Human
Running Press
In this lyrical, radically expansive self-portrait, celebrated poet, author, and lecturer Sophie Strand explores—with searing insight and honesty—the intersecting spaces of her own chronic illness, the complex ecology of a changing world, and the very nature of the stories we tell ourselves.
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5 of 28 titles
Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen
HarperCollins Leadership
Over a million copies sold! Now fully revised and updated. In Building a StoryBrand 2.0, Donald Miller deepens his teaching on how to use his seven universal story elements to clarify your message and grow your business. Forever transform the way you talk about who you are, what you do, and the unique value you bring to your customers.
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6 of 28 titles
The Church of Living Dangerously: Tales of a Drug-Running Megachurch Pastor
Harper Horizon
The unbelievable true story of John Bishop, a former megachurch pastor who ended up running drugs for the Sinaloa Cartel. Bishop brings readers along for the harrowing ride from the rough small town in Washington where he was born, all the way to the dirty villages in Mexico where he fell in with some of the most dangerous criminals on the planet. Learn the story of his life in all its rough, stupid glory of guns, drugs, tigers, bare-knuckle boxing matches, and prison riots.
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7 of 28 titles
Fierce Vulnerability
Parallax Press
Fierce Vulnerability by Kazu Haga offers a new approach to social justice activism, blending nonviolent action with trauma healing. Moving beyond blame and call-out culture, this guide teaches activists to act with compassion and courage. Haga’s method fosters true healing and transformation, helping us engage deeply in the fight for justice while honoring the dignity of all people.
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8 of 28 titles
Gender Equality and Economic Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
International Monetary Fund
Sub-Saharan African economies are still grappling with economic scarring from the pandemic and the repercussions of several conflicts. The chapters of this book highlight the gains from gender equality; and note that empowering women and girls and putting a gender lens on policies to tackle challenges will be one of the most important solutions to solve the region’s development challenges.
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9 of 28 titles
Good Luck to Us All: A Graphic Memoir of Sorts
Catalyst Press
Karen is trying really hard to be an adult. Harder than she should probably have to. From emotional support pigs to ectopic pregnancies, cuticle care to under-boob chakras, the laugh-out-loud and deeply perceptive illustrated essays in Good Luck To Us All are a testament to these wild times as Karen pokes fun at her attempts to “grow up.”
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10 of 28 titles
Ignite Your Yoga: How to Live, Practice, and Teach as an Authentic Yoga Steward
Shambhala Publications
An essential guide for all yoga practitioners to delve deeply into the tradition and practice authentically with appreciation, not appropriation. Includes practical advice for embracing yogic values—such as service, non-harm, and truthfulness—in your daily life and relationships and for the well-being of others.
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11 of 28 titles
In the Bone-Cracking Cold
Wayne University Press
Artfully wrought poems tracing the intimate contours of self, nature, and history. Through a cumulation of sonnets, prose poems, and open forms, In the Bone-Cracking Cold unfolds across a year, beginning and ending in winter. Seigel carefully weaves and unravels the complexities of love and loss, the legacy of colonialism, and the deep bond between nature, people, and place.
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12 of 28 titles
Jesus and Therapy: Bridging the Gap Between Faith and Mental Health
Dexterity Books
Jesus and Therapy by Tabitha Yates explores the intersection of mental health and faith, offering practical steps for healing trauma within the Christian community. Drawing from personal experience, psychology, and Scripture, Yates encourages open dialogue, addressing misconceptions about mental health in the church. This book empowers pastors, faith leaders, and individuals to approach mental health struggles with empathy, support, and hope.
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13 of 28 titles
Lyrical Dharma
Parallax Press
Lyrical Dharma is a poetic and powerful meditation on hip-hop and mindfulness by Born I, conscious rapper and meditation teacher. Through personal stories and lyrical insights, Born I explores themes of identity, joy, failure, and empowerment. This beautifully illustrated book resonates with young BIPOC readers, offering Zen wisdom and mindfulness through the transformative power of music and creative expression.
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14 of 28 titles
Mothers are Made: How One Mom Overcame Perfectionism, Self-Doubt, Loneliness, and Anxiety and Became a Better and Happier Parent
Alcove Press
A deeply personal motherhood memoir about how the challenges moms face daily sharpen them into stronger, braver, and better parents for their children.
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15 of 28 titles
Mya Blue
She Writes Press
A suspenseful, fast-paced memoir that reads like a thriller, Maya Blue will strike a chord with those who’ve lost their voice or had trouble finding their power. It will resonate with those who live with an addict or have grieved the loss of a spouse. But above all, it is an inspiring reminder that you can survive almost anything.
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16 of 28 titles
People Pleaser
W Publishing
Jinger Duggar Vuolo has a confession to make: she is a people pleaser. In her latest memoir, she shares how she is finding the strength to break free from the burden of imaginary expectations. This book is a guide for anyone struggling with people-pleasing tendencies and seeking to find their true identity. Jinger hopes this book will inspire others to embark on a similar journey towards freedom.
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17 of 28 titles
The Pink Dress, A Memoir of a Reluctant Beauty Queen
She Writes Press
The Pink Dress awakens 1960s and 1970s nostalgia, an era’s conflicts and growth pains amidst feminists protesting “If You Want Meat, Go to a Butcher!” A rose-covered gown symbolizes the fairy-tale life that women imagined beauty queens possessed. Its near destruction exposes a harsher reality. How does one swim upstream against a notion, two flamboyant showmen, and a developing self-awareness?
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19 of 28 titles
The Promise of Language
Wayne University Press
In this powerful coming-of-age memoir, author, scholar, and linguist Keith Gilyard presents a testament to the transformative power of language. From his earliest days in the segregated New York City public schools of the 1950s and '60s through his ascent in academia, the rhythm of Black America's vernacular and music provides the backdrop to Gilyard's intellectual awakening.
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21 of 28 titles
Sit, Cinderella, Sit
She Writes Press
In Sit, Cinderella, Sit, Cheek shares adventures in editing a film made on location in China, where Mandarin was the only language spoken by everyone but her. Told with humor and heart through a fairy-tale lens, it’s a story about what can happen when you take a leap of faith, look and hear beyond people’s differences, and believe in yourself.
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22 of 28 titles
Spellbound
Henry Holt and Co.
A-list comedian Phil Hanley shares his unlikely journey to success while living with severe dyslexia. From his early days as a runway model, using Transcendental Meditation as a coping mechanism, to ultimately discovering his passion for the stand-up stage, Spellbound is a story of humor, struggle,heartbreak, and of triumph over adversity.
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23 of 28 titles
Spirography
Wayne University Press
A coming-of-age memoir about the bond between a father and daughter, their intertwined illnesses, and the enduring love that persists even after death. This memoir follows the intersecting experiences of cancer, grief, and sexuality, rooted in the suburban Midwest of the late twentieth century—where idyllic lake life, NASCAR, Christian rock, and a willful ignorance around queerness define the landscape.
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24 of 28 titles
The Survivor: How I Made It Through Six Concentration Camps and Became a Nazi Hunter
Harper Horizon
Discover the incredible true story of Josef Lewkowicz, a Polish Jew who survived the horrors of the Holocaust and became a relentless Nazi hunter. Follow his journey from the terror of concentration camps to his pursuit of justice for himself and millions of others affected by one of humanity's darkest moments.
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25 of 28 titles
TreeNotes
National Geographic
From esteemed National Geographic explorer and forest ecologist, Nalini Nadkarni, TreeNotes is a charming collection of thought-provoking essays exploring the meaning of trees in our lives.
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26 of 28 titles
Walking Zen
Parallax Press
Walking Zen by veteran hikers and Buddhist monks Phap Luu and Phap Xa offers mindfulness practices for cultivating inner peace through walking. Grounded in Zen tradition, this guide invites readers to connect deeply with nature, fostering joy, resilience, and well-being. With practical steps and wisdom from mindful hiking retreats, it shows how mindful walking can transform daily life.
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27 of 28 titles
The Wild Why
She Writes Press
For fans of Brené Brown’s Daring Greatly, Glennon Doyle’s Untamed, and Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic, this illuminating book is for anyone who longs for their true self-expression, to reclaim what we know at birth, and the wonder that spawns it. Part teaching, part stories, The Wild Why is a craftbook for the soul.
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28 of 28 titles
Written in the Waters
National Geographic
A searing memoir from National Geographic explorer Tara Roberts recounting her epic journey to trace the global slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean—and find her place in the world.
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