Can parenting be taught to people, or learnt by reading few books or attending some workshops? This is an on-going debate. Many argue that our parents, grand parents and many other generations of men and women raised their kids without the need for any books....

Persian literature is known for excellence in many genres, mainly in the area of poetry. Within poetry, there are many Persian masters who wrote wonderful lines on the subject of love. This book is a collection of poems from three such masters: Attar, Saadi and...

Writing about politicians always proves to be a difficult job, however, writing about an influential character such as Ronald Reagan is an even more difficult task. Paul Kengor’s 11 Principles of Reagan Conservatism tells us what made Americans rank Ronald Reagan as the greatest president...

Water is no longer blue, it's black and it's dangerous. Not only is it dangerous, but it covers most of the world. The world is inhabited by humans and those they call the Sundered. The Sundered come from the water, but can be controlled by...

The year is 1837 and twenty-two-year-old Amanda Pearson is one day away from marrying Nathan Lane. When he breaks the engagement, telling her that he is in love with her best friend, Amanda realizes that she can no longer stay in New York. So...

Glaciers Melt & Mountains Smoke by Joe Moore is the last book of the Santa Claus trilogy. North Pole is slowly melting and joining the Arctic Ocean due to declining nature and the warm environment. Santa realizes that the lives of the villagers there are...

Things We Did in Texas After the Zombie Apocalypse by Ken Burgess is the latest take on the zombie craze that has been flooding our most recent pop culture. In this short story, we follow Ken and Travis, two friends who met after the zombie...

Jewel of the East by Nicholas L Waddy takes us to British ruled India in 1774. A beautiful young noblewoman named Lady Emily Augusta Fitzroy has been sent to India by her father to marry Warren Hastings, the not much liked governor of Bengal. However,...

Edgar Allan Poet: Journal #1 (Volume 1) edited by Apryl Skies is a collection of poetry featuring poems from Contributors of the Edgar and Lenore Publishing House. This introduces readers to story telling poetry, prose, visual poetry, and lyric poetry. Edgar Allen Poet: Journal #1...

It’s Just a Little Crush is an absolute joy to read. Caroline Fardig’s first novel is narrated by Lizzie Hart: 26 years old, reluctant cat owner, and Copy Editor extraordinaire at the local paper in the small, Midwestern town of Liberty. Lizzie works alongside the...

Living Your Best Life Now by Dr. Elijah Aduh is an interesting look into the ideas behind maximizing your potential and becoming the best possible you. Everyone always says, "She/he has so much potential." Sometimes that potential is harnessed and becomes an active energy or...

Beautiful Day by Elin Hilderbrand, believe it or not, takes place completely within a long wedding weekend. Jenna’s mother, Beth, when she realized she was going to die of ovarian cancer before seeing her youngest daughter married, wrote out a notebook full of explicit instructions...

Have you ever felt like you were an outcast, as if you are so different from everyone else that they just would not understand you? The sense of belonging is a deep-rooted need, especially for women, but there are so many people out there that...

Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter by Sarahbeth Caplin is about the personal journey of the author who, though a Jewish by birth, was drawn towards Jesus. She was brought up in a conservative Catholic town with strict Jewish values. The book tells you how the...

The Others by Kristin Bryant is one of those books I couldn’t put down once I started. It has an interesting blend of Christianity and Aliens. Ryen, Claire, Chase, and Mateo are inhabitants of Zhimeya, who are the last of the bunch sent to...

Smart Girl, Dumb Love by Kelsye Nelson is a collection of three very humorous short stories. Each story is completely different from the other, but all three are equally interesting. From the first story, about pulling out your dirty laundry after the first date, instead...

Embryo by J.A. Schneider, a medical thriller, begins innocently enough with a pregnant woman walking to work in New York City. Suddenly horrible things start to happen to her. Her mouth fills with blood, she is hit by waves of dizziness and nausea, her legs...

Brain2Body Lifestyle, Nutrition and Exercise Manual by Simon Maryan is an informative manual that guides readers through mind and body training in order to achieve a healthier and fitter lifestyle. The book covers some main aspects of the subject: how to lose weight through periodic...

All You Need Is Life by Leonard Ryzman is a collection of jokes that are based on the simple things that happen in our daily life. Leonard Ryzman takes these simple things and narrates them in a totally different way and turns them into a...

The Lost Dogs: The Long Road is the third in the lost dog series by Christopher Holt. It is intended for elementary-aged children and it will definitely hold the interest of both boys and girls. The reader learns that a science experiment has somehow gone...