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Hillary Hurst Bush ’06 and Ellen Braaten—The Motivation Mindset Workbook: Helping Teens and Tweens Discover What They Love to Do (nonfiction), Guilford Press
Nardi Reeder Campion ’38—Mother Ann Lee: Morning Star of the Shakers (nonfiction reissue of 1974 edition), Brandeis University Press
Jennifer Caplan ’01, editor, with Jarrod Tanny, et al.—Wit Happens: Global Jewish Humor (nonfiction), Wayne State University Press
Leslie Pickering Francis ’67—States of Health: The Ethics and Consequences of Policy Variation in a Federal System (nonfiction), Oxford University Press
Rita Freed ’74—Ancient Nubian Art: A History (nonfiction), Getty Publications
Sue Hwang ’99—From Both Sides of the Curtain: Lessons and Reflections from an Oncologist’s Personal Breast Cancer Journey (nonfiction), Morgan James Publishing
Erika Kitzmiller ’00 and Rolanda Sealey-Ruiz—Unchartered: How One High School Transformed First-Generation College Success, (nonfiction), Harvard Education Press
Roman Lillie ’01—Compromise Is Killing You: How to Build the Life You Want (nonfiction), LittleRo Productions
Padya Paramita ’18—Appetite (fiction), Dial Press
Clara Peterson ’08—Daly City (film), Nickhartanto.com
Jennifer Lonoff Schiff ’87—An Obsession with Murder (mystery), Shovel and Pail Press
Victoria Shorr ’71—Fatherland (fiction), W.W. Norton
Susan Siegfried ’71—The New Taste: Fashion and Art in the 1820s and 1830s (nonfiction), Yale University Press
Candice Waldo ’00—Day and Night: 21st Century Work Environment (poetry), Argyle Fox Publishing
Rachel Wang Yung-Hsin ’88, translator—Little Monk Writes Rain (fiction by Hsu-Kung Liu), Eerdmans Books for Young Readers
Kamilah Ain Welch ’12—mindbalm (poetry), Bookleaf Publishing
Elyse Wilk ’06—Body of Work: Where the Dead Whisper and the Living Obey (fiction), H & E Wilk Press
Ann Wood ’59—Around the World in 450 Days: The Diary of Ann Wood’s Zigzag Travels (memoir), independently published
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