Things had settled down after Freeda and Samson got married and Freeda made some room on the lily pad for Samson and his son Jack to move in. They were a happy large family living together and they were also adjusting to each other's ways...

Frannie and Frank soon learned to adjust to their new life after the divorce of their parents. Though it was difficult in the beginning, they were happy going back and forth between their parents' separate lily pad homes. Their tadpole friends who had divorced parents,...

Freeda was the most beautiful of all the frogs in the entire kingdom of Frogelot. She met Fred, a handsome young frog, when she was young and thinking about her future. They got married and had two little tadpoles, Frannie and Frank. Initially, their life...

My Every Breath by Anna Maynard with Karen Emilson is an autobiography detailing her experiences growing up living with Cystic Fibrosis during the late 60 and early 70s. Using photos from that time, Maynard shares a more personalized look at the disease and what life...

Lacey had a ten-year plan. She was on track, prioritizing work, focusing on blueprints, and most importantly, pushing aside her personal life to ensure she got the contract of a lifetime. All was on track until words from an elderly woman set her on edge. Lacey...

Adventures of the Super Bunny Club is an animal adventure novel for children, grades k-3, written by Dale Perry and illustrated by Peter Wilks. Blue, a gray lop-eared bunny, got right to work creating his PictoBun account on the night he came home with his...

Yukon Revenge by Ken Baird is the second C. E. Brody novel. A year after surviving a chase down the Yukon River falls, Brody is just trying to get on with his life. He still has his dogs, his plane and his old pickup truck...

My Time to Shine: The Story of the Fabulous LCB is a nonfiction memoir written by Glenn Leonard, Joe Coleman, Joe Blunt, and J. Michael Willard. Glenn Leonard, Joe Coleman, and Joe Blunt grew up in the same Washington DC area. While their mothers wanted...

Mending the Flag, Healing the World by Andy Bilik is a non-fiction political work that proposes a new paradigm to resolving the crisis in contemporary democracies, starting with Canada. In this book, the author examines what is broken in today’s political machinery and offers surprising...

Do you ever wonder why some people just seem to breeze through life without a care in the world? Do they have special character traits or can their secret be learned by anyone? If you are struggling with achieving goals or setting clear boundaries, then...

In David VS Goliath: How to Compete, and Beat, the Online Giant, David Garofalo draws us into the world of bricks and mortar retailers—that is, people who have three-dimensional shops and stock on the one hand, and need real customers on the other. It can...

Reclaiming Judaism from Zionism: Stories of Personal Transformation edited by Carolyn L. Karcher features stories from forty Jews from different backgrounds, stories that trace their journey from a Zionist worldview to one that embraces an inclusive world. From the very beginning, the author makes a...

Double Crust Chocolate Cream Pie: My Truly Most Favorite Fluffy Friend is a children’s storybook written by Pamela Tomlin and illustrated by Tamara Piper. What could be better than a lovely spring day? One spent visiting Nana and Papa. Emma loves to visit her grandparents,...

Murder Returns to the Precipice by Penny Goetjen commences when Elizabeth Pennington discovers a body in the gym, partially crushed under the barbells. She doesn’t have long to notify the authorities and clean up before an Australian rock musician arrives with his entourage. The blows...

Vices/Virtues by Beatrice DeSoprontu is an interesting piece of contemporary literature that attempts to go inside the minds of its characters and determine what motivates them in their decision-making and why they made those choices. It is very much a novel of “manners” in the...

Rachel Tepfer Copeland's I Can Be A Superhero During A Fire Drill: Super Safety Series is a children’s educational picture book about the responsibilities of what is required when a fire drill goes off. It’s an important tool for children who may have special needs...

Sandra J. Jackson’s Catching Butterflies is a dystopian story of siblings April and Beth on their quest to find their way home. After escaping their captor, they found themselves with very little memory of their past. The siblings were at the mercy of nature, surrounded...

Seventeen (Seventeen Series Book 1) is a work of post-apocalyptic and science fiction drama written for young adults by author Suzanne Lowe. As the opening novel to the series of the same name, Seventeen takes us to Australia and the famous outback in a world...

“Know yourself” has been a mantra for philosophers, teachers, and anyone who is serious about the human condition since the dawn of civilization. But this simple, two-word statement is harder than its brevity suggests. In fact, it can be a lifetime challenge. I believe the...

The Satan and the Cherubim (There Came Darkness Series Book 1) by Casey Fisher is a historical novel that reflects on the time when King Josiah was intent on prohibiting the worship of any god other than Elohim. Needless to say, his mission created more...