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When Pedophiles Hide Behind Pulpits
A searing, survivor-led memoir exposing child abuse hidden inside high-control religious spaces. Michelle Santiago Walker traces her journey from indoctrination and betrayal by spiritual leaders to the liberating power of truth-telling, justice, and radical self-compassion.
One Great Tribe
Chuchip lives on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Hototo lives on the South Rim. For years, their two tribes have told stories naming one another as enemies. When the boys accidentally meet near the river, a fight breaks out—until Grandfather Squirrel intervenes, reminding them that though they may look different, they are members of One Great Tribe.
House of Reina Press honors the power of narrative to heal and transform. We curate works that amplify women's voices and foster a deep sense of belonging through literary excellence.
Eagle Feathers and Angel Wings: Micah’s Story
A mother’s powerful memoir of her son Micah’s battle with leukemia, Eagle Feathers and Angel Wings reveals a family’s fierce love, their fight for dignified medical care, and the hard-won truth that this is not only a story of loss, but a story about living.
When the Creator Moves Me
When hippie activists arrived at Big Mountain on the Navajo Reservation, they found wells capped, livestock seized, and sacred sites desecrated in the name of coal and uranium extraction. Following earlier resisters, the activist band Clan Dyken began their annual Beauty Way Supply Run in 1994. This book tells the intertwined story of the Big Mountain Dineh and Clan Dyken—and why their bond has endured for over a quarter of a century.
Just for Leon John
Leon John doesn’t have a soft bed or a warm kitchen—he carries everything he owns on his bicycle, including his sleeping bag and beloved bongo drums. One lonely, hungry morning, a little boy reaches out with a simple act of kindness that brightens the day for both giver and receiver.