Too many of us were raised to be silent in church and not take a leadership role, other than teaching children. It is difficult for many to break that cycle. In the Old Testament, women were considered property and treated poorly. Ms. Jaynes points out...

Dickens is a mischievous pup that wins the heart of Grandma. He comes into the family with lots of energy. When Grandma comes to visit, life changes. Grandma is a prim and proper gentlewoman. However, Dickens is anything but prim and proper. Read What the...

Sex and marriage are probably not subject matters most of us would seek in the Bible. It seems naughty, not spiritual, as per what we might have been raised to believe. In fact, the idea of seeking colorful scenes in the Bible is enough to...

Gina is from an Italian family and taking a meat sandwich to school for lunch every day was the norm. Her family eating meat at dinner was the pattern that she followed with her own family, so nothing seemed out of the ordinary. What caused...

Can you get high from eating bread? Do you get “a form of mild euphoria every time you eat bread?” Did you know that “this exorphin effect of wheat on the brain can be blocked if you take opiate-blocking drugs or stop eating wheat?” It...

What the River Knows: Conversations with the Natural World is a collection of poems written by Andrea Freeman. Freeman is a naturalist and an educator, as well as a poet, harpist and artist, whose company, Awakening Wonder Edventures (AWE), teaches nature appreciation in the field....

What the Tiger Said is a gem of literary fiction written by Roger Ladd Memmott. Stress is heavily on the word ‘literary’ in this precise description. Not for any false pretensions of affected literariness, but because this short novel, told with the impetus and in-the-moment...

Maggie's beloved dog Kona is not acting right, so Maggie takes him to the veterinarian. An operation on Kona's stomach reveals that he has eaten a pair of scanty silk panties, nothing that Maggie owns or wears. Whoops! When Maggie confronts her longtime husband, Dave,...

What the River Wants by Arthur Byrd is a gripping Southern fiction novel that features family, love, loyalty, solitude, and the subtle ways the past has its grip on us. The past is not always gone; it lives in our memory and, at times, it...

What the Glass Eye Sees by Simon Kippax is a mystery in which three friends, Robbie, Mollie, and Jack-Jack, lived in an orphanage called Saint Vincent’s. The orphanage was situated in a small town called Fellowood Marsh, which was surrounded by marshland and forest. The...

In What The Heart Knows, we first meet Bill when he is persuaded to invite Emily to visit him. Of course this is an insane request because Bill hasn’t seen Emily in years and has been secretly in love with her for quite some time....

After a traumatic car accident, a high school student suffers from amnesia that conceals more than teenage angst in the dramatic Young Adult fiction novel What The Valley Knows by Heather Christie. Molly Hanover and her mother Ann have just relocated to Millington Valley. Ann's...

Every organization has a CFO (Chief Financial Officer)or someone performing the same function as a CFO. What The CFO Wants You To Know: How You Create Value by Charles Asubonten is an informative book that tells readers what a CFO does to create value and...

What The F*** Is Copywriting? A Beginners Guide to Writing Persuasive Copy That Sells by Leanne McGregor will provide newbie copywriters with a concise guide on how to start in the industry, perfect their craft, attract clients, and make money from copywriting. McGregor provides a...

What the Wind Blew In by Marilyn B. Wassmann is a collection of 6 short stories for children - Tiptoe Through The Toadstools, Ballad Of The Birdhouse, Tale Of A Tigger, Why Cry Butterfly? Flube-A-Dube, and Mice Works. Each of these wonderful stories has an...

What the Bread Says: Baking with Love, History, and Papan by Vanessa Garcia is an inspiring children’s picture book that does more than just tell a story, as it educates children on several topics. The ability to convey a lot of information in small digestible...

Although we live in a fast-paced world, dependent on technology, we CAN slow things down, down-size, simplify and practice the "spirit of frugality." That is the premise of the book "What the Amish Can Teach Us About the Simple Life" by Georgia Varozza. The author...

Tia Warrick regales readers with the fascinating story of her life in What the Heal. This absorbing memoir follows Tia's life story as a child of Caribbean-American immigrant family heritage. The author delves into the unique and troubling situations she overcame to find her place...

What the F*ck Do You Actually Want? by Max Stephens examines how modern individuals often pursue societal goals that cause disconnection from authentic desires and others. He traces this condition to the Industrial Revolution’s shift from meaningful work to mechanization and consumerism, intensified by digital...

What the Dead Remember by Christina Welbourne follows Olive Fairwater, who travels to a remote town to take care of her dying grandfather. There she finds family secrets that had been hidden over the years. Olive sorts through her grandfather’s belongings and finds an old...