Once Upon a Time on Sunday Morning: When Charles Kuralt Gave Us the Real World is a memoir that describes the conception and development of the program Sunday Morning. As a producer, author E.S. "Bud" Lamoreaux III was one of a trio who selected topics...

Once upon a time in a remote and mythical land called I Want It lived two communities, each situated in their valley separated by a low mountain ridge. One community was called the No-Haves and had a chief called Nobody. The other community was called...

Martha May McKenzie and The Magic Cake Big Mistake! by Brian Starr is a gloriously spectacular story of magic and unpredictability. It all starts when Martha plans to tell her grandchildren that she is a witch by presenting them with a particularly delicious but strange...

As accomplished educators, Artyom Zinchenko and Wallace Panlilio wrote Wisest Learners: Unlock the Secrets to Your Students’ Academic Resilience to give other members in their field a trusted and academically relevant approach to teaching. Noticing both a lack of professional development and the need for...

Who Do You Say I Am? by Juan Novo delves into the mystery of Jesus' Messianic Secret. It explores why his true identity was hidden from the people who were supposed to recognize him as the Messiah. The author examines Jesus' mission to die, the...

Pivot Point by Lori Ann Thompson encourages readers to reflect on their lives and consciously decide to change their trajectory. The author describes the 'Pivot Point' as the moment you draw a line in the sand to end the cycle of stagnation and unhappiness. Drawing...

Kateryna Armenta's 100 Walls to be Broken explores the barriers that affect self-perception and behavior, beginning by categorizing them into "I," "Them," "Feelings," and "Other." She discusses overcoming self-doubt through questioning self-imposed standards and drawing inspiration from others. Armenta addresses practical obstacles such as readiness,...

Mark Kraver’s Janszoon offers a captivating fictional glimpse into Humphrey Bogart’s complex life. Set against the backdrop of Bogart’s career-defining moments, Kraver takes readers on a journey beyond the silver screen. The story takes an intriguing turn when Bogart receives a mysterious note, leading him...

Fertility Business by Anne C. Belanger is a helpful manual that covers all practical aspects of women’s health and fertility while giving special emphasis to the Billings Ovulation Method. The book promotes an overall understanding of the female hormonal cycle and how one can live...

Eight Mondays: Because Every Day is Monday in the Apocalypse is a work of fiction in the science fiction, dystopia, and interpersonal drama genres. Penned by author Mónica Béjar Latonda, in this chilling tale, a mysterious event renders people zombie-like, except for Susana, who was...

TRACKRS: On the Cold Trail of a Serial Killer is a work of non-fiction in the true-crime, action, and historical genres. It is more suitable for mature adult readers owing to graphic descriptions of real-life events. Penned by author Michael A. Jacobs, this engrossing work...

"They might be delivering children’s shoes instead of bombs, but the mission could be deadly just the same." That's the thing with war; sometimes, it is not fought with bombs and bullets on a battlefield but with clothes, food, and within our souls. Bridge To...

Anabelle, a unicorn, lived among animals of her kind, yet she didn't feel loved or accepted because she had a different appearance than the rest of them. Anabelle was treated like an outcast, but this didn't stop her from having a positive outlook on life....

Gregory Urbach’s Dashiell Hammett vs Sherlock Holmes: In Search of Jack the Ripper is a well-researched and well-crafted mystery. In the novel, the narrator is Dashiell Hammett. In 1929, Hammett visited London to find more information about the Maltese Falcon at the British Museum. He wakes...

Cora's Christmas Challenge is part of the Cora Can Collection by Sally Kashner. On a snowy December morning, Cora's mother suggests she challenge herself to make a new friend, show compassion, and spread the joy of Christmas. Cora goes outside on this cold day, determined...

Chris Reavis' Boost Your Bullsh*t Resilience At Work offers tools for reducing work stress and dealing with difficult situations at work. With stories and common experiences, Chris shares proven strategies that are useful for various situations. In six sections, the book covers various topics that...

Transformation: My Story and Insight into the Complexity, Healing, and Deliverance of Homosexuality by Lori Ellen Dillard is a profoundly introspective and compelling narrative that offers insights into the journey of self-discovery, faith, and transformation. Drawing from her own experiences, Dillard shares her struggle with...

Valentino’s Purpose, written by Wanda Reyes and illustrated by Lilly Walther, is about Valentino, an adorable Goldendoodle who loves fashion and his mother. One day, his mother decides he is old enough to enroll in school to become a service dog. Valentino couldn’t wait and...

Unspoken: A Guide to Cracking the Hidden Corporate Code is a work of non-fiction in the business, self-help, and motivational writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Ella F. Washington, this engaging volume offers practical advice for navigating...

Humming Bridge is a work of fiction in the crime, suspense, and medical mystery genres, and is the sequel to The Paper Route. Penned by author Jacqueline Cayer Nelson McDonald, in this thrilling novel, protagonist Jackie and her mentor, Detective Dennis Dahm, navigate a world...