The 2025 Best Indie Book Award® 1

The Modern High School Playbook

🏆 2025 BIBA® Career Planning Winner! Do you have a successful high school plan to achieve your goals? Each generation of high school students faces rising expectations. With multitasking academics, activities, and the pressure to succeed, they often become overwhelmed by stress and anxiety about their future. How can they manage their work and maintain…

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On Healing: Finding Wholeness Beyond the Limits of Medicine

🏆 2025 BIBA® Health Winner! In On Healing, integrative medicine-trained physician, epidemiologist, and journalist Dr. Amitha Kalaichandran takes readers on a compelling journey to understand what it means to truly heal and live longer, healthier lives. Drawing from her own experiences in formal medical training and practice, as well as from stories of patients around…

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The Last Book: The Diary of The Last Earthling

🏆 2025 BIBA® Illustration: Coffee Table Book Winner! The Last Book is a beautifully illustrated encyclopedia told from the point of view of Noah Kaplan, the last human survivor of the destruction of Earth. Left alone on an alien ship, he writes a book to preserve the essence of humanity. This book contains the myths…

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Can You Open My Eyes?

🏆 2025 BIBA® Book Of The Year $2000 Grand Prize Winner! Qusay Hussein was just seventeen years old when a car bomber changed his life, and he lost his vision. That was the beginning of a journey from Iraq to Jordan, and across the world to the United States. That one moment caused Qusay to…

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10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure

🏆 2025 BIBA® Self-Help Adventure Planning Winner! Create your own rules for an adventurous life! Embark on an extraordinary journey across the United States on a tandem bicycle with “10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure.” This heartwarming and insightful book explores the highs and lows of adventure cycling, unforgettable moments, and self-discovery after divorce…

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Behind Bulletproof Glass

🏆 2025 BIBA® Non-Fiction: Women’s Health Memoir Winner! It’s difficult to change society. The word “abortion” is taboo, and many people don’t want to share their experiences. But without open and honest dialogue, how can change ever happen? Linda is excited when she realizes she’s pregnant with her second child, and her family shares her…

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Perceptive: Insights For Leaders Who Feel More, Process Deeply, and Think Differently

🏆 2025 BIBA® Business Culture Winner! What if the way you experience the world—deeply, intuitively, with intense perception—isn’t a challenge to overcome, but a strength to harness? If you’ve been told you’re “too sensitive” or struggled to navigate corporate environments that seem to reward detachment over depth, Perceptive offers a powerful reframe: Your heightened awareness,…

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The Prayer: Rise With Jesus

🏆 2025 BIBA® Christian Prayer and Meditation Winner! The Prayer: Rise with Jesus – 30 Days to Transform Your Life is a powerful devotional that’s helping thousands of readers reconnect with God—one day at a time. Written by Stefania Fernanda Leao during a season of personal struggle and spiritual awakening, this 30-day journey offers more…

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Claim Your Brain: Your Practical Guide to TrU Mental Health

🏆 2025 BIBA® Self-Help Winner! Real Tools for Real Life: A Science-and-Soul Mental Health Reset Feel better, think clearer, and take back control of your mental health—without burning out, numbing out, or giving up. You don’t need another vague self-care checklist. You need something real. Something rooted in science, grounded in soul, and built for…

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Latina Madrina: Stories, Lessons, and Hard Truths From A Brown Latina In Tech

🏆 2025 BIBA® Non-Fiction: Inspirational (Latina Women in Business) Winner! In Latina Madrina: Stories, Lessons and Hard Truths from a Brown Latina in Tech, Julissa S. Germosén offers an empowering guide for Latinas, BIPOC, and other marginalized leaders navigating the challenging world of the technology industry and their personal identity. Drawing on her twenty-five years…

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