"52 Weeks of Non-Stop Bliss" is the kind of book that would make a good gift from one friend to another. Written by Terri L. Cunkle, it provides what it proclaims to be “activities sure to bring joy back into the lives of the super...

During World War ll Charles Day was a Canadian volunteer who was sent to Ireland and then to other countries in the United Kingdom, also countries in Europe and North Africa. His ship was hit not too far from Ireland and 75 per cent of...

Author Leonard Sweet has authored numerous books on Christian thinking and "What Matters Most: How We Got the Point but Missed the Person" will definitely wake up the complacent reader. At the beginning, on page 1, Author Sweet opens with "We know how to save...

Author Randy Taraborrelli researched Kennedy history extensively and he also had the honor of participating in interviews with Kennedy clan members. In working with Hachette Productions, he has created this 18 CD volume that includes a PDF of Kennedy family personal photographs. "After Camelot: A...

An English teacher does not only teach English as a subject, especially in the case of those who teach General English in higher levels or conversation classes. They have to keep updated with the latest issues in the world, from the US election to celebrity...

Six friends are out joyriding in the middle of nowhere when suddenly they think that they hit a woman. When they get out to investigate they see the damage to the vehicle, but there is no body. When several dog-like creatures come out of the...

Daniel Milstein shares the incredible story of his harrowing escape from Russia with his family while just a teenager. With only a suitcase and some change in his pocket he transformed his life from poverty to success. Most of us cannot comprehend the oppression he...

Joan Theriot-Broussard writes about the death of her husband at 51 years of age, and her process of grieving. She makes the point well that grieving is a process, as the book was published 13 years after his death. We will all deal with the...

If you want to know what to do and say in a job interview, this is the book for you. "When Can You Start?" by Paul Freiberger is a no-nonsense manual for anyone anxious having to fight for a job. The author first reminds the...

Garigard Kirton, or Garig to all, was only two weeks old when his parents were killed by three mages. Raised by his uncle and aunt, Charles and Madge Thompson, Garig was skillfully trained in magic and combat skills. His great-grandfather, Healer McGarkin, a Druid priest...

"Trial by Fire" by Stephen M. Buck is a memoir by an eyewitness to and participant in the “dawn of the computer age”. The memoir covers his career – his introduction to computers and his ride through the acceleration of computer technology and its introduction...

Justin Lee has known God's love since childhood. He lives his Christianity and it is no secret that this is who he is. He felt the call of the Lord to work in His service and knew that was what he wanted to do with...

Joyce Meyer is truly amazing. She's got this down to earth voice that makes you want to sit up and take note of what she's saying. She has a powerful message of strength and self-involvement and she knows what she is talking about. It was...

Dragon Diaries: Ascension by Kaekilia Leolynn is a book set on another planet and told from the viewpoint of two different characters. Xyleena is a young girl that tells most of the story. She was found with no memory of who she was and had...

Scrag - Up The Hill Backwards by Jesamine James is a haunting and compelling story of child abuse. Six-year-old Marie's life is changed suddenly because of a real life monster. From being a child and enjoying what children of her age group do, she finds...

Globalization has taken the world by storm. As it becomes easier to communicate ideas at any given point through technological advances, the term 'journalist' and the occupation 'journalism' has been redefined by pop culture. In this new day, everybody is given a voice, and considers...

Mind Over Madeleine: Companion Novel to The Garden Key (The Garden Key Tales) (Volume 2): A tale of fear, forgiveness, and the Loch Ness Monster by Angela Dolbear is the story of Madeleine and her lonely life. Madeleine is married to Peter, who is a...

As a young child grows and learns new things, they will ask a lot of questions as they recognize the things that interest them. Most children are fascinated with the different types of transportation we have in the world. Most even have toys modeled after...

Eyes on Target by Scott McEwen and Richard Miniter offers an unblinking look at the history, life, work, successes, and failures of the Navy SEALs from the time the program was founded until the present. As with most special-interest publications, a certain foreknowledge is helpful...

Called To Suffer: Making Sense of Abandonment, the Neglect and the Abuse That God Has Allowed by Patricia Stuart is a true account of how Patricia Stuart has been able to use every aspect of what God has placed in her life, from abandonment and...