"Smile" is a heartfelt graphic novel memoir that follows the life of Raina, a sixth-grade girl who experiences a life-changing accident when she injures her two front teeth. Through a series of dental surgeries and awkward encounters, Raina navigates the ups and downs of middle school, friendship, and self-discovery. With her signature humor and relatable storytelling, Raina's journey of finding her own voice and embracing her imperfections is both inspiring and empowering.

"The Kiss Quotient" is a heartwarming and unconventional romance novel that follows the story of Stella, a brilliant econometrician with Asperger's syndrome. Frustrated with her lack of dating experience, Stella hires a male escort named Michael to teach her about intimacy and relationships. As they embark on their lessons, Stella and Michael unexpectedly find themselves developing genuine feelings for each other, leading to a journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and the power of love.

"The Time Of Your Life" is a play set in a San Francisco waterfront saloon in the 1930s, where a diverse group of characters, each with their own dreams and disappointments, converge. The central figure, a lovable and philosophical barfly, observes and interacts with the various patrons, including a lovesick loiterer, a desperate dancer, an aspiring actor, and a wealthy tycoon. The ensemble cast of characters grapples with the pursuit of happiness, the meaning of life, and the search for a sense of belonging in a world that can often feel chaotic and indifferent. The play celebrates the human spirit, emphasizing the importance of living in the present and appreciating the time of one's life.

In a near-future, post-apocalyptic California, a young bicycle messenger named Chevette finds herself in possession of a pair of high-tech glasses that hold a valuable secret. As she becomes entangled in a dangerous game of corporate espionage and political conspiracy, she crosses paths with a former police officer turned private investigator named Rydell. Together, they navigate a gritty and visually stunning world filled with corrupt corporations, underground subcultures, and virtual reality technology, all while trying to protect the truth and survive the chaos around them.

This novel is a gripping tale set in the near future, focusing on a tech-savvy teenager in San Francisco who becomes embroiled in the aftermath of a terrorist attack. As the Department of Homeland Security begins to infringe on personal freedoms in the name of security, the protagonist and his friends use their knowledge of technology and hacking to fight back against the oppressive surveillance state. The story is a powerful exploration of privacy, freedom, and resistance, urging readers to question the balance between security and civil liberties in the digital age.

"Life in Code" is a collection of essays that delve into the author's experiences as a software engineer during the rise of the digital age from the 1990s to the present. The book offers a personal and reflective look at how the tech industry has evolved, highlighting the challenges and transformations brought about by the internet and digital technologies. Through her narrative, the author explores broader societal issues such as gender dynamics in tech, the impact of automation on employment, and the ethical considerations of software development, providing a unique insider's perspective on the intersection of technology, culture, and identity.

This novel is a biting and astute satire set in the late 2000s, capturing the lives of four Stanford graduates as they navigate the complexities of adulthood in San Francisco. With sharp wit and keen observation, the narrative delves into the personal and professional challenges these individuals face, from startup culture and activism to personal insecurities and romantic entanglements. The story offers a vivid exploration of ambition, morality, and identity in the digital age, presenting a nuanced portrayal of a generation caught between idealism and cynicism.

The novel follows a failing writer about to turn 50, who receives an invitation to his ex-boyfriend's wedding. In order to avoid the event, he decides to accept every literary invitation he's been given and embarks on an around-the-world journey. As he travels from Paris to India, Berlin to Japan, he finds himself facing the big questions about love, aging, and how to live a life that matters.

This novel unfolds in a mysterious 24-hour bookstore in San Francisco, where the protagonist, Clay Jannon, discovers the store is a facade for a much larger, enigmatic puzzle. As Clay delves deeper into the store's secrets, he finds himself at the heart of a centuries-old conflict between technology and traditional knowledge. With the help of friends, technology, and his own ingenuity, Clay embarks on a high-tech adventure, exploring the intersection of books, technology, and the quest for immortality. The story is a celebration of the love for books in the digital age, blending mystery, history, and technology in a captivating narrative.