In the non-fiction spiritual work Empathic Evolution, author Jennifer Elizabeth Moore channels the Council of We, who wish to guide humanity in reconnecting with the Earth, its own body, and each other. The Council discusses the roots of disconnection, speaking on patriarchal and agricultural shifts,...

Mistakes, Misstatements, Lies and Other Miscommunication Tactics deftly blends fiction and non-fiction to illuminate the complexities of language. This thought-provoking work examines how words can confuse, mislead, and shape understanding, whether intentionally or by accident. Through engaging anecdotes and keen observations, Norm Cairns reveals the...

Growing the business is a necessary preoccupation with all small and medium-sized business owners. Lars Cullin has all the answers in his book Triple Tens: How Three Tiny Tweaks Can Double The Profits In Any Business. The concept is remarkably simple and revolves around three...

A. V. Smith's Madison: In the Presence of God tells the story of Mattie (Madison), a woman with a turbulent past attempting to come to terms with her demons. Mattie's life is far from ordinary as she lives a double life split between her biological...

Amelia is an artist, but she’s a very unique kind of artist. She creates works of art using loose parts and random items she finds lying around. In Angela Odusanya’s Amelia's Loose Part Art: A Day at the Beach, the little girl turns a family...

What Is Paradise? Act 1: Winter Paradise (The “Thank You” for Bobble Pops Adventures) by Frances Angelina is a vibrant and engaging educational book for children. It is the first installment in the Bobble Pops Series. The book covers the first three months of the...

Walking Each Other Home: Intimate Conversations on Writing and Life by Notable Poets of the 20th Century by Michael Hogan offers readers a delightful peek into the personal and poetic world shared with his illustrious friends and colleagues. Hogan, a seasoned poet and educator himself,...

What Is Paradise? Act 2: Spring Paradise (The “Thank You” for Bobble Pops Adventures) by Frances Angelina is the second installment in her delightful Bobble Pops Series. This educational book for children explores the virtues of Forgiveness, Goodness, Helpfulness, Ideal, and Joy through a colorful...

What Is Paradise? Act 3: Summer Paradise (The “Thank You” for Bobble Pops Adventures) by Frances Angelina offers another captivating journey into the world of virtues through its vivid and interactive narrative. This third book in the Bobble Pops Series invites children to embrace the...

What Is Paradise? Act 4: Autumn Paradise (The “Thank You” for Bobble Pops Adventures) by Frances Angelina adds a warm, colorful layer to the ongoing narrative of the Bobble Pops Series. This fourth book encapsulates the essence of fall, addressing the months of October and...

What makes a person join the army? In the case of Thomas Foster, it followed a troubled childhood and a search for stability. A warrior at heart, Thomas became tired of his dysfunctional family, a life of partying, drugs, unstable relationships, and a looming mental...

Little Miss History Travels to Alaska by Barbara Ann Mojica is the story of 'A Journey to the Inside Passage.' Little Miss History wants to take you on an adventure all the way to Alaska! She’ll guide you through the country and take you on...

Attract, Retain, and Develop by Nicholas Wyman provides a practical and insightful guide for contemporary business leaders and managers. It emphasizes innovative strategies for disrupting, thriving, and evolving in today’s rapidly changing workplace. Wyman draws on his extensive experience transitioning from an award-winning chef to...

Nothing to Laugh At by Bob "B.B." Widdop is an inspiring and heartfelt exploration of the transformative power of humor, especially in the face of life's most challenging moments. Bob "B.B." Widdop is a professional healthcare clown who shares his journey with personal anecdotes, poignant...

In Renegade by Michael J. Farlow, Paul Aubert, a translator at the Palais des Nations, is secretly assigned to a mission by China to assassinate key players in space and military politics. He prepares with a sniper rifle and sets his targets. Paul’s task takes...

A. A. Clifford's 5 is the second installment of The Numbers Trilogy and plunges readers into a dystopian world ravaged by war and supernatural chaos. The story follows Dean ‘Deadman’ Clarkson, a faith-driven ex-marshall, as he leads a desperate fight against apocalyptic forces threatening...

Are you ready to learn about dwarf planets? Then Haumea's Big Day by K.J. Field is the book for you. Haumea is an egg-shaped dwarf planet with the shortest day of any planet in our solar system. Haumea and its moons, Namaka and Hi'iaka, have...

A Lesson in Geography by Charles Jamison follows Argus Morrison, whose journey begins when he meets Haverton, an American detained in Mombasa, who gives Argus a set of coordinates linked to a shipwreck off Brazil’s coast. The coordinates are believed to lead to hidden gold,...

Michael Pedretti's Seven Ages of Man is a poetic exploration that delves into the mysteries of the universe and the human condition. Pedretti begins with a thought-provoking sonnet, setting the stage for a journey through seven distinct "ages." Like William Shakespeare's work of the same...

Transcend: Unlocking Humanity in the Age of AI by Faisal Hoque is an exploration of the complex and evolving relationship between humans and artificial intelligence (AI). Hoque explores the philosophical and practical implications of coexisting with AI technologies that increasingly imitate and enhance human capabilities....