Shelly Anand ’08 and Nomi Ellenson—I Love My Body Because, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

E.B. Bartels ’10—Good Grief: On Loving Pets, Here and Hereafter, Mariner

Ruth Tanner Carleton ’51—Adventures of Penny and Molly, Independently published

Jeannette Grunhaus de Gelman ’67—On Sunny Days We Sang: A Holocaust Story of Survival and Resilience, Amsterdam Publishers

Janet Edmonds ’81—Small Craft, Sea Crow Press

Melissa Ford ’09—A Brick and a Bible: Black Women’s Radical Activism in the Midwest during the Great Depression, Southern Illinois University Press

Jamie Kiffel-Alcheh ’98—Ask Again! The Case of the Pot Roast, Green Bean Books

Nancy Lensen-Tomasson ’53—Women of the Ivory Coast and Mali: Photographs of a Heritage, Independently published

Julie Catterson Lindahl ’88—The Pendulum: A Granddaughter’s Search for Her Family’s Forbidden Nazi Past, paperback edition, Rowman & Littlefield

Mary Burnham MacCracken ’45—The Memory of All That: A Love Story About Alzheimer’s, She Writes Press

Kelli Moore ’98—Legal Spectatorship: Slavery and the Visual Culture of Domestic Violence, Duke University Press

Sandra Peddie ’76—Sonny: The Last of the Old-Time Mafia Bosses, John “Sonny” Franzese, Citadel Press

Robin Runge ’91, Chidi King, and Jane Pillinger—Stopping Gender Based Violence and Harassment at Work: The Campaign for an ILO Convention, Agenda Publishing

Barbara Furne Simmons ’69—Offertories: Exclamations and Disequilibriums, Friesen Press

Angie Hockman (Angela Phillips Thomas ’05)—Dream On, Gallery Books

Penelope Pelham West ’71—London Letters Home (1861–1865) of an American Apprentice Preparing for the Far East Tea Trade, Gus Farley Jr. (1844–1899), Proverse Prize Publications