“Everyone and everything has a life cycle, which means they have a beginning and an end.” Just like flowers and butterflies. I love the opening paragraph of this book, Someone I Love Has Died. It explains the death of a loved one in easy-to-understand terms...

Brotherhood by Fire by Lindy Bell is a powerful tribute to the bravery and commitment of firefighters, combining elements of suspense, drama, and deep emotions into a compelling story. The novel explores the unbreakable bond shared by individuals who risk their lives daily to serve...

Emblem: Unity by Solomon Glaukos explores a world where fantasy and reality intertwine, offering readers a thrilling story full of emotional depth and compelling characters. From the first chapter, the novel captures the tumultuous life of Syrus, a young man trapped in a cycle of...

Safely Connected to Earth: Ethan and His Family Explore the Root Chakra by Yvette Farkas follows Ethan as he learns many fascinating things, faces his fears, works through strong feelings, and discovers joy in the embrace of Mother Earth. In this book, kids will find...

Corruption in Capital City is the second book in N.G. Avant's Capital City series. The protagonist is Calista Caldwell, the quick-witted, recently rehired political assistant of Councillor Ralph Mastronzo. Amid the new election year, Ralph is as demanding as ever and eager to secure his...

In this age of rapid technological development and change, leaders must constantly adapt and evolve to ensure their businesses thrive and continue to attain success. Dave Osh has had a distinguished corporate career with varied roles as a management consultant, CFO and COO of Nasdaq-listed...

In Jack Cox Williams' A Story of Conflict and Love, Xi Jinping is the egotistical President of China who believes it is his destiny to shepherd his country into a new era of greatness. President Xi is also the leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),...

Oliver Elliot takes readers on a fascinating exploration of our mental and physical world in Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe: Interesting Facts and Unsolved Mysteries of Science and the Cosmos. He begins by presenting the physical world in terms of examples from nature, examining animal, bird,...

In For a Time Such as This, Randy Millet, with no formal background in real estate or finance, began his journey into property investment after discovering HELOCs and velocity banking. Initially skeptical, he enrolled in a coaching program where he met a mentor who helped...

A Night So Dark and Full of Stars: Twelve Tales Inspired by the Zodiac by Nikky Lee puts together original stories that all harken back to specific astronomical constellations. In Seamare (Pisces), Captain Sanders finds himself trapped in his sinking ship and has a terrifying...

Seeds of Leadership: Nurturing the Leader Within by Will Lukang begins with Lukang's personal journey of overcoming self-doubt and societal pressure. He discusses how, through his experiences, he learned that leadership is not just about authority but about integrity and alignment with one's heartfelt values....

What's Your Name? by Albert Jung is an engaging and comprehensive guide to the art of transcribing names using Hangul, Korea's systematic writing system. This unique book serves as both a practical manual and a cultural journey, offering readers a deep dive into the history,...

Vivo Reckoning: Book 1 of the Pax Globus Anthology by Eric Brandt explores the profound question of parental love through the lens of Dr. John Bates, a father and physician fighting to save his daughter amid the chaos of a second American Civil War. Set...

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,...