Creatives' Journal for Inspiration and Productivity aims at encouraging readers to channel their ideas and realize our objectives. Having a diary gives us more clarity. Writing something down enables us to reflect on it so that we can organize ourselves better and set goals. Writing...

Who would have thought that old, used coffee grounds would have so many different uses? Coffee and Your Garden gives a new meaning to waking up to coffee in your cup. Arthur Kundell shares everything you need to know to put to good use that...

Would you like to learn fly fishing but do not know where to start? Rick Robinson and Wade DeHate have written the right book for you. In A Fish Ate My Homework, they will share all the secrets a beginner angler needs to know to...

Press for Champagne is a very special book. Christopher S. Ruhland researched a complicated subject and explained it simply. First, he tells us about his interest in the topic, then he tells us about the history of champagne in a very entertaining way. The description...

Patriot Gangster: My Experience As One Of The Most Influential Outlaw Motorcycle Club Members In American History is the second volume in The Enforcer by Jeff "Twitch" Burns. As one of the most influential Outlaw Motorcycle Club members, he takes you into his twenty-two years...

Everyone knows about horoscopes and most people even know what their sign is, but what happens when your sign doesn’t sound like you at all? You might be shocked to learn that there is so much more to astrology than simply knowing your sun sign....

Sassy Food by Ja-ne de Abreu is a self-help guide for those who are ready to begin or want to learn more about “How to Grow Food with Your Own 'Farm" Any Size Anywhere/Any Time of Year with Any Budget and How to Cook It”....

For a long time, chickens were considered nothing more than egg suppliers, but fortunately, things have now started to change. In her comprehensive and enjoyable book, Uncommon Friends: Keeping Chickens the Animal Lovers' Way, Grazyna Witkowska shows us how to treat these intelligent animals as...

Challenge Accepted: 1 Facebook Post. 7 Days. 900 Photos. And Counting is a work of non-fiction in the photography subgenre that was created by Chris Maltby. As the title suggests, this unique work was inspired by a simple everyday post on Facebook. The author was...

The Write Spot: Writing as a Path to Healing is a work of non-fiction by Marlene Cullen. As Christine Falcon-Daigle writes: “The safety of the blank page has been where I go to find myself whenever I feel lost and alone or spiritually bankrupt. It’s...