Dissolution to Evolution: Navigating Your Divorce Through the Consilium® Process by Heidi-Rachel Webb and Julie Kunce Field is a guide for individuals and families facing possible divorce who are looking for an alternative method to the traditional proceedings. Addressing both the legal and psychological aspects...

Cardboard Confessionals by Mitch Reed is a compilation of responses provided by young students when he implemented a social experiment/project for his sociology students at Waverly-South Shore. Seven questions were composed and a cardboard box set up where the students could anonymously submit their answers....

Preacher’s Kid by author Beverly Ann White allows the reader to explore the journey of what it is like being the child of a preacher. She shares the many ups and downs that present during this life’s journey. Many people come in and out of...

A well written detailed book, A Comprehensive Training Guide to Facebook Ads: Discover what Facebook ads can do for your Business gives the reader much insight into Facebook and how it works. This book enables the reader to understand the Facebook Ads Basics, how to...

Author Barb Drozdowich in How To Self-Publish a Book: For the Technology Challenged Author helps the reader get a broader view of both the self-publishing and traditional publishing worlds. She describes in detail the various e-readers available and how one should become familiar with the...

The Naked Truth about God: The Quest to Find Evidence for Whether God Exists Reveals an Epic Discovery that has Eluded Religion and Science by Brian Goedken is a comprehensive book that brings together a unified discussion about the existence of God, or lack thereof,...

Nothing Is Predictable by Adalina Mae is the story of a woman who fights her way out of her troubled past, but her past is always there to haunt her. Zara had just been a child when her father accidentally killed himself while he was...

Karen Emilson makes a powerful and succinct note to clarify the raison d’être of When Memories Remain: Sequel to Where Children Run, a statement that gives the reader perspective with regard to the story. Readers are introduced to twins David and Dennis Pischke, who having...

Ingeborg Stinissen's 365 Reasons Why I'm Too Late For Work is a hilarious book of excuses written for those who can't seem to make it in on time. Or those who simply don't want to go in. Whether you are late or you just...