The 2025 Best Indie Book Award® 1

No Woman Left Behind: A Journey of Hope to Heal Every Woman Injured in Childbirth

🏆 2025 BIBA® Non-Fiction: Medical Memoir Winner! No Woman Left Behind is the unlikely story of how one woman left Madison Avenue to tackle the global maternal health crisis head-on. Fistula Foundation CEO Kate Grant’s new memoir takes readers across the globe and explores the systemic challenges that perpetuate maternal health disparities, including gender inequality,…

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The Flayer

🏆 2025 BIBA® Novella: Horror Winner! Someone is slaughtering the residents of Felton, a suburb of Anywhere, USA. It’s a flat and largely unremarkable place, and the powers that be strive to keep it that way. However, when the latest body in a string of gruesome murders is discovered by Kyle Bloch, an aspiring journalist,…

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The Non-Obvious Guide to Drawing Your Future: Solve Problems, Explain Ideas, Sell Anything

🏆 2025 BIBA® Strategic Planning Winner! In The Non-Obvious Guide to Drawing Your Future, Patti Dobrowolski unveils the transformative power of visual thinking in shaping personal and professional trajectories. Drawing from her extensive experience as a visual practitioner in business settings, Dobrowolski offers a refreshing approach to strategic planning, problem-solving, and goal-setting. Through engaging narratives,…

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Birth Emergencies for Community Midwives

🏆 2025 BIBA® Pregnancy and Midwifery Winner! Midwives attending childbirth in homes and birth centers seldom encounter emergencies, but when a crisis occurs, lives hang in the balance! It is difficult to remain proficient in skills so seldom practiced, yet pregnant women rely on the expertise of the provider in an emergency. Birth Emergencies for…

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A Life Full of Quarks

🏆 2025 BIBA® Literary/Non-Genre Fiction Winner! This darkly comic tale of science and family tells the story of John Chant, who in childhood is entangled with dinosaurs, a robot, an alien astronaut, a particle accelerator, giant monsters, quantum superposition, and a malevolent experimental chimpanzee. After exile and many swerves, he ends up a professor of…

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Lead, Follow, or Fail

🏆 2025 BIBA® Economics Winner! A THOUGHT-PROVOKING EXPLORATION OF OUR WORLD’S ECONOMIC PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE In a journey over centuries, only recently marked by prosperity, Lead, Follow, or Fail captures the socio-economic forces that have shaped our world. Dividing economic history into three eras—Pre-Industrial, Industrial, and Post-Industrial—Peter Brews chronicles the evolution of productivity and…

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Reclaim Your Mind: Seven Strategies to Enjoy Tech Mindfully

🏆 2025 BIBA® Self-Care Winner! *You don’t have to feel guilty about screen time—learn to fully enjoy the best of technology by setting boundaries around the worst of it.* In our ever-connected world, inner peace isn’t about rejecting technology—it’s about having a better relationship with it. You need boundaries, but that doesn’t mean you should feel…

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Elusive Mommyhood: An Investigative Reporter’s Personal Journey Into IVF and Surrogacy

🏆 2025 BIBA® Pregnancy IVF Winner! In Elusive Mommyhood: An Investigative Reporter’s Personal Journey into IVF and Surrogacy, international journalist Ginanne Brownell, whose work has been featured in publications including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Financial Times, embarks on a profound exploration of assisted reproduction and surrogacy that combines intimate memoir with…

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GOAT Coder

🏆 2025 BIBA® Educational/Computer Science Winner! GOAT Coder: Master the Art of Coding and Problem-Solving What does it take to go from curious beginner to unstoppable coder? GOAT Coder is your ultimate guide to conquering the world of algorithms, data structures, and real-world programming challenges. Packed with crystal-clear explanations, hands-on examples, and strategies used by…

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Our Global Crisis: “We’ll Never Run Out!”

🏆 2025 BIBA® Sociology/Anthropology Winner! Modern society has reached a critical juncture in its existence. Like past civilizations, ours has reached a point where its future is far from certain, with its decline or even collapse being distinct possibilities. The Incas, the Mayans, the Romans, the Rapanui, and many others had seemingly successful societies, yet…

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