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Today marks a significant milestone for the Positive Impact Book Award community as we announce our 2026 Spring/Summer winners. This year, our community has grown into something truly special. Thanks to these authors, our community is bigger, stronger, and more impactful than ever before. The journey to select the winners has been nothing short of extraordinary. We’ve had the privilege of experiencing a remarkable array of books that inspire, uplift, and challenge us to think

What first inspired you to tell this story of love, loss, and impossible choices? My sister died of cancer three decades ago. She was the closest person to me, then or since. She would have loved to have had an option like assisted suicide, but it wasn’t legal then. Luckily, she didn’t suffer. How did you approach capturing the emotional weight of caregiving while also showing resilience? My husband has Parkinson’s. I’m his caregiver. I’ve lived parts of this book. Why was it

In the world of psychiatry, where vulnerability meets healing, Dr. Daniela brings a wealth of experience and insight that transcends the clinical. In her book, Practice, Practice, Practice, she candidly shares her journey through decades of patient encounters, illustrating both the triumphs and challenges of her profession. Interview with Daniela In this interview, we asked Daniela about her motivations for writing, the lessons learned along the way, and her unique perspectiv

I am the author of "High Price for Freedom", an autobiography. I was born in 1947 in a small town, Lucenec, in Czechoslovakia. Because my parents were older, I was raised in a very old-school atmosphere. Respect, obedience, and hard work were the virtues in our family. Solving problems requires patience and love, that's what I learned from my parents. My father had a great influence on me. We read books together, he sat next to the piano when I practiced, and we sat for hours

In a world filled with stories waiting to be told, Carolyn Summer Quinn stands out as a masterful storyteller who draws inspiration from her rich family history and the vibrant tapestry of her upbringing. In her novel, Mystery From Way Back When, Carolyn transports readers to the heart of an Irish Catholic enclave during the Great Depression and World War II, weaving a tale that captures both the warmth of community and the weight of uncertainty. In this exclusive interview,

Ryan Null, an American author, is a great father to his children and a loving husband to his wife. He loves to grill, spend family time, and build maps. He began his writing journey in 8th grade, inspired by his love for reading and a teacher’s role modeling. This fueled the prequels and this series to be written through high school. He has a passion and love for all things written, including fantasy, and is a giver to the community. He also has two novellas coming out next y

Every powerful story begins with a spark, and for Meena, that spark ignited a journey of resilience that resonates with many. As she reflects on her life experiences, marked by love, loss, and personal battles, Meena invites readers into her world in her memoir, Path to Rebirth: Fight. Survive. Repeat. As a Positive Impact Award-winning author, Meena has inspired countless readers with her journey of overcoming adversity, honoring loved ones, and discovering the strength with

In their award-winning book, BOOKED: A Strong Start for Your Child Actor, mother-daughter duo Gloria and Olivia share their unique insights and experiences navigating this complex world. Drawing from their own experiences—Olivia’s rise as a successful actress and Gloria’s commitment to ensuring her daughter’s safety and well-being—they provide invaluable guidance for families looking to support aspiring young talent. This interview delves into the heart of their collaboration

Interview with Jodee Kulp Q: At what point did you know your story needed to be shared, and how did you navigate the process of ensuring that everyone involved was comfortable with opening up such a personal journey? One hundred interviews from 2017 to 2024 with persons living with neurodiversity, their loved ones, and professionals who care. Each story pointed to the need to share and expose the truth. Embracing ZAK is a collaboration of characters and life stories melded. T

Q: Girl Grit: Savage Not Average is the first installment of your Human Empowerment trilogy. What was the defining moment or realization that told you this was the book you needed to write first? A: I was on vacation in Florida in August of 2022 when the idea first hit me. The series popped into my head, and I came home and wrote GIRL GRIT: SAVAGE NOT AVERAGE within 5 months. Q: The title itself is bold and fierce. What does “savage” mean to you in the context of women’s empo

In a world where representation and inclusion are more important than ever, Racine Smith Williams stands as a beacon of change within the gymnastics community. As the first Black gymnast to win the Maryland State All-Around title and the first Black female gymnast at the University of Nebraska, Racine has not only broken barriers but has also become a powerful advocate for young gymnasts of color. In our recent interview, Racine shares her journey of writing Upside Down Is Ri

In the world of sports and personal development, few individuals embody the spirit of mastery quite like Tyrone Polastri. A seasoned ski coach, personal mastery trainer, and sports business professional, Tyrone blends his passion for skiing with profound insights on self-discovery and resilience. His book, Dancing on the Edge, serves as both a guide and an inspiration for anyone seeking balance and transformation in their lives. In this exclusive interview, featured in Infini

We're excited to welcome Tevin, author of Forging Your Inner Diamond and winner of the Positive Impact Award, for this deeply personal conversation. Through the metaphor of a mountain-climbing journey, Tevin has crafted a story that resonates with anyone who has faced grief, doubt, or the feeling of being stuck. "This book is a testament to how our greatest struggles can become our most powerful stories." -Positive Impact Judge Written through his own experience of profound l

Some books teach. Some books inform. And then there are books that simply tell the truth—unfiltered, unapologetic, and necessary. A Couple Notes, Actually - Your Favorite Friends Raising Autistic Kids Asked Me to Tell You This, is one of those books. It doesn't ask for your approval. It asks for your attention, your empathy, and your willingness to understand a reality that too many people overlook. This book is not a traditional narrative, and it does not try to be. Instea

Ted Adams delivers a soul-stirring and deeply reflective work that captivated the hearts of both our staff and judges from the very first chapter. Beautifully written and masterfully crafted, his book stands as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling rooted in truth, personal growth, and emotional wisdom. We're honored to sit down with Theodore Adams III, author of The Man Who Owned a Plane—a Gold Positive Impact Award winner. A pilot, engineer, entrepreneur, and ph

The Positive Impact Book Awards is proud to honor Faith, Cancer, God’s Miracle with the Gold Impact Award. Ray Scott’s courage, honesty, and unshakable spirit serve as a beacon for readers everywhere — a testament to how faith can carry us through even the darkest valleys and bring us out stronger, healed, and transformed. From the very first page, Faith, Cancer, God’s Miracle radiates with conviction, vulnerability, and unwavering belief. Ray Scott invites readers into the m

Each year, the Positive Impact Book Awards reminds us of something powerful: people crave stories that leave them better than they were before. In a world filled with noise, negativity, and quick-hit content cycles, authors who choose to create uplifting, constructive, and emotionally nourishing work are not just writing books—they are shaping culture. This year’s finalists are a testament to that mission. -Positive Impact Judges Across Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter, we recei

This week we officially closed submissions for the 2025 Positive Impact Book Awards and our hearts are full of gratitude. What makes this...

They wrote with purpose. They created with heart. And today, we celebrate their impact. From powerful memoirs to imaginative fiction,...

We are thrilled to introduce the finalists of the very first Positive Impact Book Awards, a program dedicated to honoring authors whose...