In Under the Pink Triangle by Katie Moore, Manny Hoffman is arrested by the Gestapo for a letter to a friend, which is interpreted as evidence of homosexuality. Manny is sent to the Dachau concentration camp, where the pink triangle marks him as a gay...

Quintus Fisher's King Among the Stars commences on a desert planet, Jennada, in a slave camp dedicated to mining Tharium, a coveted mineral. Our protagonist is a young Triad slave named Fourteen, who has no memories of his previous life before arriving on Jennada. Groomed...

Debbie Hightower's Love You To The Moon And Back follows the adventures of a sixty-two-year-old retired nurse on her quest for fulfillment. It's been three months since Charlene's husband passed away, and life hasn't been the same for her. Feeling tired of her seemingly ordinary...

Whiskers and the Cat Café by Susan Montgomery is a tale of Friendships and Forever Homes. Whiskers, Sunny, Socks, and Fluffy all live in a cozy Cat Café, waiting for their forever homes. Whiskers loves playing with visitors to the Café, but he really wants...

Sketches from the Periphery by M.P. Summers explores life on the edge of conflict. The story unfolds through the experiences of a young expatriate named Alexander Barr who is working as a contractor in Darfur. Readers are pulled into the desolate landscape of Sudan in...

Around the World in Eighty Photos by Jeremiah A. Gilbert is a beautiful collection of photos that takes you on a journey across the world, but it’s more than just a bunch of nice pictures. Each one comes with a short reflection that makes you...

Frizzle's Rainbow in the Clouds, written and illustrated by Rhonda Goodall, tells the story of Frizzle and Timmy. After a conversation with Mr. Owl about a song that encourages being "a rainbow in someone's cloud," Frizzle meets a frightened young turtle stranded on the side...

Kate the Earthling is a children's picture book written by Kate Shooltz, featuring illustrations by Winona Kieslich. The story follows a young girl named Kate who moves to a new place and begins to wonder about the meaning of home. During a walk in her...

In Milden and the Vanishing Numbers by Nabila Nawaz, Milden is a creative boy who loves painting, reading, and dreaming. But Math? Now that was a different matter. When it was his turn to solve a Math problem on the board in class, he wanted...

Staying Married Is the Hardest Part is an honest and intimate story about love, marriage, and self-discovery. Bonnie Comfort explores the elements that gradually strengthen a marriage as she recounts the highs and lows of a long-term partnership. The author explores the painful aspects of...

Reading aloud with children provides so many benefits. In addition to developing language and communication skills, reading can create a stronger bond between parent and child. Breezy The Cloud, written by Jessalyn Bazzle and illustrated by Jamie Cain, does just that. Through its simple imagery...

Dana Gradaya Farrell's If It Wasn’t for the Orange Grove intricately weaves the lives of two women, Ula and Elizabeth, as they struggle with love, identity, and challenges from social norms in late 1980s Florida. Ula, a talented cook and seamstress, works in the Montgomerys’...

Into the Cauldron by Glenn Starkey is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the American Civil War, with Trooper Jonah Gustafson caught in a whirlwind of conflict, loss, and survival. After enlisting in the 3rd Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry, Jonah's trek takes him beyond the traditional...

Marrying The Mechanic by Shanna Hatfield is the seventh book in the Summer Creek clean romance series. Jace Easton is a mechanic who owns Whitey's, the only garage and gas station in Summer Creek. His life hasn't been the same ever since his little sister,...

Emmanuel is a lively, curious boy who lives in Uganda with his parents and his older sister, Nabia. While joining his mom and Nabia on an errand to fetch water, they pass a variety of animals. There is a fascinating snail, a millipede, the chickens...

Our Day at the Lake by Jackson D Cooper, with exquisite watercolor illustrations by Ray Shuell, is about a young boy's fishing adventure with his father. The excited boy tells the story from his point of view. He describes how he rises before dawn, has...

Hunting the Red Fox by W. Kenneth Tyler Jr follows Roger Mace, an amateur golf historian and aspiring writer, who stumbles upon the extraordinary life story of Perry Barnes. What begins as a quest to document Perry’s time on the PGA tour of the 1950s...

In Reviving the Heart of Leadership, James Decker discusses his leadership journey and the role of compassion, empathy, and growth in leading healthcare organizations. He speaks on the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership, drawing from his own experience. Decker stresses that effective leadership requires...

In Welcome Back to the World, Rob Davidson offers readers an enthralling collection of six short stories and a novella. A university budget analyst unwittingly becomes the subject of an eccentric street photographer who helps bring out his inner artist. A heartbroken American expat in...

We the Men by Jill Elaine Hasday examines the historical exclusion of women from public commemorations, national narratives, and legal recognition. Hasday talks about how women's contributions have been marginalized in monuments, celebrations, and education, while men's roles have been championed. Hasday speaks on how...