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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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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What Is My Legacy? Realizing a New Dream of Connection, Love and Fulfillment

🏆 2025 BIBA® Sociology Winner! To heal a world in crisis, we must rethink “legacy”—and commit to something bigger than ourselves. From the time he was born, Martin Luther King III has carried the weight of his father’s legacy—and his dream of a Beloved Community built on justice, love, and equal rights for all. Today, in a…

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I Wanted To Be A Bluesman

🏆 2025 BIBA® Short Story Collection Winner! In David Joseph’s fourth collection of fiction, I Wanted To Be A Bluesman, he explores human relationships through the Delta-dipped lens of the blues. The twelve stories in this collection are carefully intertwined with the blues—from Mississippi to Chicago and places in between. Along the way, the bricklayer,…

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The Monarchs

🏆 2025 BIBA® Visionary Fiction Winner! The eyes are the windows to the universe, if one knows how to look. For a select group of extraordinary children, this has never been more apparent. Born into a world ravaged by war, Samuel Helen is among the first in a wave of “new youth” children who possess…

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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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Exit Strategies: Living Lessons From Dying People

🏆 2025 BIBA® Palliative Care Winner! A palliative care doctor’s surprising and heartwarming guide to dying well and living better. End of life still has life in it. Tackle the difficult conversations with humor, understanding, and candor in this one-of-a-kind guide to end-of-life care. From a cancer patient prioritizing their last sip of orange soda…

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Sacred Forest Bathing, The Healing Power of Ancient Trees & Wild Places

🏆 2025 BIBA® New Age/Spirituality Winner! Advancing the practices of forest bathing and nature therapy to mystical levels, Ellen Dee Davidson explores the profound healing, heightened creativity, and intuitive states of consciousness available to us when we commune deeply with nature. Weaving together environmental science, wilderness adventure, goddess mythology, and the sentience of old-growth redwoods,…

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Escaping the Assembly Line: The Tools to Notice (And Power To Change) the Discipleship Defaults that are Killing Your Faith

🏆 2025 BIBA® Christian Winner! Change your defaults, and your faith will follow. The Christian Church is captive to our own assumptions. The way we imagine faith and following is shaped at least as much by our culture as it is by the Scriptures, with the result that what seems obvious and natural to us…

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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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