This book contains beautifully colored pages that are attractive to kids. The illustrations have lots of expressions and are easy to understand. The writing should be easy to follow for preschoolers. It provides a great conversation piece for parents, teachers, and guardians. It will help...

In The Frankfort Files: Tales of an American in Germany, David Conte provides the reader with a series of memoirs about his move to Germany in the Spring of 2006. Following his girlfriend, a German native, the author tells of his initial impressions of the...

It's Not Your Fault: Weight Fain, Obesity and Food Addiction by husband and wife team Emanuel Barling and Ashley Brooks details how chemical additives in the food of the majority of Americans has led to numerous illnesses, addictions and obesity. The authors make the claim...

Helen and Philip Franklin are archeologists, and Helen adds a fascinating dimension to their finds: she is psychic and is able to tell whether the relic in question is nearby. Wealthy artifact collector, Thomas Coswell, sends the Franklins to search through Pacific Ocean islands and...

Educator and author Ethelbert Haskins has written a brilliant novel on the mind set of inner city children who have been taught by their African American leaders to be victims. In Victim Psychosis in the Center City Ghettos, author Haskins, himself a leader in the...

Valorie Burton, a certified personal and executive coach, gives readers in Where Will You Go From Here? a clear and certain path to overcoming difficulties and tragedies that appear in all lives. At the end of each chapter, the reader is told that using the...

Shirley Roe quickly became one of my favorite authors when I read her previous novels: A Whitaker Family Reunion, Return To Whittaker, and Of Dreams and Nightmares...the latter being my favorite. I was excited to see she has a new book on the market, Now...

The Creation: A Letter by Donald Jordan is written for his grandchildren. It's part memoir and part advice, with a bit of warning thrown in...something every grandfather should take the time to write for his grandchildren. There are many great lines in this book, but...

Norm Cowie has a wicked sense of humor! Just the title of this book is enough to make you think, "Wink, Wink! Say no more!" If you think of The Flintstones for world-weary grown-ups, then you have the essence of this crazy little book. It...

We're Not Leaving, 9/11 Responders Tell Their Stories of Courage, Sacrifice, and Renewal comprises 125 interviews with First Responders who rushed to help after the horrific attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2011. In the three hundred pages of this book, NYPD...

Middle School, The Worst Years of My Life by James Patterson, Laura Park, Bryan Kennedy and Chris Tebbetts is a funny look at life in those painful formative years. The story revolves around Rafe Khatchadorian. He begins the new year with a quiet attitude, but...

Achala Kshirsagar shares her heritage as well as her knowledge and passion for cooking in her cookbook, Smorgasbord of Indian Recipes. She has complied a large amount of Indian recipes for anyone and everyone to try and enjoy. Split into various sections, the recipes...

Tamed by a Highlander is set in those historic years in England's history when King James is about to be crowned while his nephew, William, waits in the wings for his own turn to govern. Connor Grant left his Scottish Highland home and lovely Mairi...

Lady Julianne Gatewick is horrified as her brother, Tristan, involved with the birth of his first child, selects as her guardian the notorious Marc Darcet, Earl of Hawkfield, better known as "Hawk." Hawk's guardianship will be overseen by his much married Aunt Hester who doesn't...

The Rise of the Einix is a story of fraternal twins, a young woman and a young man, who are very different from everyone else. Trixie Smith and her brother, Einar, are thirty years old and have been sheltered and practically imprisoned in their home...

The Man who Lived in an Eggcup chronicles a collection of a physician's experiences from med school through the final decade of his accomplished career. Gamel, an ophthalmologist, takes us inside the mind and the heart of the physician as he learns his craft. There...

In Fever Dream, Pendergast discovered that his wife was murdered. Twelve years previously someone had tampered with her gun when she and Pendergast were hunting a lion. The lion attacked her and pulled her body off. Pendergast dearly loved Helen. He was devastated at...

Author Jane Congdon is a devoted fan of the Christopher Lee Dracula movies. As a teenager in the 1950's she loved going to the movie theater in her West Virginia hometown to watch the tall, elegant actor play Count Dracula. It was a welcome escape...

Robert Dell is an out-of-work journalist living in South Africa. His father, ex-CIA agent and general mercenary Bobby Goodbread, has just been released from jail after serving less than the life term he was given for murder and mayhem committed during South Africa’s struggle against...

Annie Cleaving's mother has died, and her young son, Ethan, has been killed in an automobile accident by the drunken youngest son of the town sheriff. Annie is grieving deeply, so she quits her job and sells her family home in Kentucky. She doesn't want...