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Forest Bath by Kirsten Leestma
A Gentle Invitation to Slow Down: New Children’s Book Encourages Young Readers to Explore Nature with All Their Senses
Big Bubble, Little Bubble by Diane & Anna Hullet
Mother–Daughter Duo Brings Emotions to Life in Big Bubble, Little Bubble—an Engaging Book for Children
Mission Point Press Year-End Gift Guide
A curated selection of this year’s Mission Point Press titles—organized by genre—to help readers discover meaningful, memorable books to gift (and enjoy) this holiday season, alongside reflections from our president on a year of growth and gratitude.
Forest Legend by Dan Ellens
The Fragility of a Michigan Forest Is Explored by a Time-Traveling Deer in YA Fiction Debut from Michigan Author
The Scouring by Joshua Veith
The Highly Anticipated Final Installment of Joshua Veith’s Sudden Quiet Trilogy Delivers Suspense and Silver Linings
The Silence that Remains by Meg Wingerter
From Paris to Siberia, Author’s Debut Explores Memory, Morality, and What It Costs to Remain Human During Stalin’s Reign of Terror
Nokee: The Last of the Great Lakes Mound Builders by Stephen J. Rheaume
The Ancient Culture of Mound Builders is Explored in Author’s Debut, a Fascinating Story of Michigan’s Indigenous People
Wind and Waves by Michael Lucido
Children’s author, Michael Lucido, takes flight in new book about grief and loss
Special by Nancy F. Goodfellow
Story of Adolescent Best Friends Explores Disabilities and Inclusivity in the Underrepresented Special Needs Community
Doug Weaver, Co-Founder of Mission Point Press, Joins the Library of Michigan Foundation Board of Directors
Doug Weaver, Co-Founder of Mission Point Press, Joins the Library of Michigan Foundation Board of Directors
Step Up for Seconds, Kansas City!
The Long-Awaited Sequel to Step Up to the Plate, Kansas City! Delivers More Tasty Stories and Sweet Inspiration
Budtender's Blueprint by Angie Roullier
Author’s Budtender Blueprint Compels Her Compassionate Approach to Cannabis Education and Dedication to Safety, Accessibility, and Enjoyment
Blankets are for Babies by Norma Lewis
Christmas comes early for young readers in Michigan author’s newest children’s book
The Lady's Slipper by Charles Cutter
Endangered or in Danger? More Than One Life Is at Stake in Newest Thriller from Acclaimed Author Charles Cutter
Remembering Doo-Dad by Bara Swain
Accomplished Writer Bara Swain Makes Tough Topics Digestible for Young Readers in Her Debut Children’s Book
Walking on a Trail by Allison Bartlette
Perfect for Families and Educators, New Book Inspires Children to Become Dedicated Stewards of the World Around Them
Saving Martha & Molly by Cary Vajda
God, Ghosts, and Grace—Debut Paranormal Fantasy Novel Offers Imaginative Tale of Growth and Healing
Urban Education by Dr. Bradley W. Poos
Urban Education Presents a Historical Exploration of How Race, Geography, Policy, and Power Collide in the American Education System
Eddy's Day Out by Marie Schmidt
Culture and comedy collide in Michigan author’s debut children’s book
Meanderings of a Bent Mind by Gordon Hideaki Nagai
Using Creativity to Confront Stress, Author Releases Twenty-Four Tales—A Lyrical Journey Through Fantasy, Folklore, and Ghosts of War
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