Woe is Me...It's Autumn! is an educational and colorful book for young children, written and illustrated by Amy Dua. It follows the travels of a little bee that visits its other animal friends at the start of autumn. Little Bee meets with a caterpillar spinning...

In Beyond Second Chances, Rita M. Boehm tells a gripping story of love, loyalty, and personal redemption set against the backdrop of war-torn countries and the ensuing complexities of relationships from the past. The protagonist, Lindsay, is embroiled in a harrowing quest to locate her...

In I'm Sorry I Cremated You, Jaclyn Michelle Smith details hard truths with amusing observations while describing the sad events around her father's mental decline until his death. Using the tips she learned in improv class, Smith unfolds her chapters, drawing parallels from her time...

This week I’ve been enjoying Cecilia Copeland’s science fiction novel Surviving The Gauntlet, which is the first entry in the Taltrix series. The story focuses on the journey of Redder Torch – a.k.a. RT – as she forges a path for herself in the...

Are you considering bringing a cat into your family but are unsure where to start? Margrit Strohmaier has the perfect book for you. What to Know Before You Get Your Cat highlights the responsibilities of providing the best care for a cat. Helping children understand...

Sea Glass Kids: Problems in the Ocean by Leslee Flanagan is a lovely and captivating educational children’s book about environmental conservation. The book depicts three adorable kids, Isabella, Olivia, and Jake. Isabella and Olivia learn about sea glass and the danger to sea animals thanks...

Zoey Talbot can see beyond ordinary things. She "sees" magical creatures, like pixies, playing in her backyard. Zoey must be registered as a Mythic and comply with the laws "normal" humans know nothing about. However, her mother makes Zoey wear a special pendant to hide...

Curt J Robinette's historical fiction novel, Until I Have No More To Give, offers a poignant exploration of post-Civil War America through the eyes of Hiram Robinett, a soldier-turned-bureaucrat who dedicates his life to rebuilding a fractured nation. The novel explores the complexities of the...

Everyone chases happiness. But what exactly leads to lasting happiness? Matt O'Neill is a renowned podcast host and a successful entrepreneur. In Good Morning Revolution, O'Neill introduces readers to The Progression of Moods -- a step-by-step framework carefully designed to help readers overcome bad moods...

Who Says Poo! by Adam Gaudreault is a delightful children’s picture book that introduces children to the richness of languages. Adam uses the English word “poo” as a starting point, followed by giving children examples of words in other languages that sound similar. Words may...

Jesus by Tatyana N. Mickushina is a collection of messages that were dictated directly from Jesus to Mickushina over nearly a decade. Jesus, through Mickushina, describes the Kingdom of Heaven as a state of consciousness achieved through personal evolution. He emphasizes direct communion with him...

Entangling is the first book in the Kirin Lane Series by Kelley Griffin. Kirin adjusted to life after her husband passed away from cancer. When Kirin receives a phone call about her father, she is plunged into confusion as she navigates his funeral and the...

Object by Kristin Louise Duncombe is a powerful and heartbreaking memoir that shows the author's experiences of trauma, survival, and healing. The narrative develops in various countries around the world as the author tries to remember and comprehend her childhood and life in foreign countries...

Why Are You Sick? How to Reclaim Your Health with the Ultimate Health Model is a work of non-fiction where author and certified health coach Benjamin Smith offers an unconventional approach to health and wellness. Drawing on his expertise, Smith presents a blueprint that explains...

Town and Country is an enthralling collection of short stories by Carl Parsons. These tales are set in the Mid-Ohio Valley in America and feature a colorful array of characters. An old man returns to his hometown where he grew up, hoping to reconnect with...

In One-Beer Daisy: Facing Death, Life, and Growing Up Along the Way, Maikel L. Wise narrates his story of loss, healing, and the treasures of life. From making funeral arrangements to being with his mother during her hospice care, the author reflects on how he...

Advertising for Books by Dale L. Roberts is the third book in the Self-Publishing with Dale series which focuses on promoting and selling your book after publication. Now that you’ve made it through the first two books, teaching you the basics and advanced tips about...

Humbug by Sarah Whelan masterfully transforms Ebenezer Scrooge’s narrative in A Christmas Carol from the third person to first person point of view. The result is that Scrooge’s misanthropic and miserly nature is deconstructed for readers who will no doubt view the time-honored tale in...

Set in New Orleans, Vanessa MacLellan's Reluctant Hero tells the story of a unique group of people called 'the Seeded.' They are people gifted with extraordinary supernatural abilities. Among them is Nekoka, a highly intelligent, multi-talented, and carefree cat girl. When her friends decide to...

Taking Flight: Short Stories of the Unexpected by Jacques Sardas presents a collection of original tales that, while connected in different ways through a character named Avi, can be comfortably read individually, which is how I approached the anthology myself. These stories include Longevity, in...