Scribe’s Recent Releases: August 2025

This month brings another round of incredible new releases—books that challenge, inspire, and entertain in equal measure. Whether you’re after transformative business wisdom, a story that shifts your perspective, or simply a read you can’t put down, you’ll find something here that speaks to you.

Every title represents an author bold enough to share their voice with the world—and we’re honored to help bring those voices to you.

Thanks for being part of the Scribe community. We can’t wait for you to discover your next favorite book.

Featured & Award Winning Titles:

• The Accidental Executive - William James More than a personal memoir about climbing the civil service ladder, The Accidental Executive is an extraordinary firsthand account of growth and groundbreaking innovation.

• Bigger than My Body - Natalie K. Watson “Bigger Than My Body” is Natalie’s unforgettable story of mothering children with an incurable, life-limiting disease that robbed them of the life she longed for them to enjoy.

Publisher’s Pick:

• Pack Your Lunch - Allan Draper Whether you’re nervous about starting a business or feel ready to give up, “Pack Your Lunch”  is a must-read guide for overcoming limitations, reclaiming confidence, and turning every sacrifice into an opportunity.

Recently Published Titles:

• Lean Life - Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Reheim In “Lean Life”, Dr. Mo uses his own experiences to show you exactly how fitness, weight loss, lower stress, and greater happiness can all become permanent parts of your routine based on what you choose to put in your mouth and how you move.

• It’s Not That Deep - Jack Ede With a direct approach, refreshing honesty, and a healthy dose of humor, “It’s Not That Deep” is the book you need for protecting your mental health and turning passion into profit.

• My Silent Prison - Nunzia Mondo With self-deprecating wit and empathy, Nunzia shines a spotlight on the darkness of living through spousal abuse, illuminating the way for others in similar situations to do what she ultimately did: escape decades of captivity and reclaim her life.