Summer of '82 is a coming-of-age young adult novel written by T. Allen Madding. Set in the early 80s, the book follows the lives of three young friends growing up in the small rural town of Haggard in Whitaker County, South Georgia. Ricky Mann, Jimmy...

Five Things About Dragonflies is a work of fiction in the drama, historical, and adventure subgenre and serves as the first installment of the Children of the Glades series. It is aimed at younger readers and was penned by author L. B. Anne. The book...

The best way to teach is by example and Polite Like a Panda explains how to be polite in different sets of circumstances. The book begins by explaining what it means to be polite because it is not only about acting correctly, but also about...

Barons of Oartheca is an ambitious genre-blending space adventure, the second book in James Siewert’s Oarthecan Star Saga, and the merest taste of it will compel you to seek out the first book with haste. It launches into action at lightspeed with a vicious alien...

In Your Writing Matters: How to Banish Self-Doubt, Trust Yourself, and Go the Distance, author Colleen M. Story discusses the topic of why people choose to be writers. She tackles the issues most new or potential writers face—should I even bother doing this? Do I...

Gramma and Ginga: Sisters in the Kitchen relates the story of two feisty sisters, one born in 1914, the other in 1919, who became an online sensation in the 2010s when a YouTube video of the two caught the attention of millions around the world....

Becoming Italian: Through Family, Food, and Life in the South by Bret Thoman is a travel memoir that chronicles the author's life in Italy. Thoman weaves the intricate threads of an experience that began as a way to find himself through his heritage. In the...

A Schizophrenic, Tapped & Skipped: Hope In The Midst Of Madness is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, inspirational and social issues subgenres. It is intended for the mature adult reading audience and was penned by author J Mark Stacy. In this harrowing, raw,...

In Nema and Clow: A Friendship Under the Sea, Amina Ouchen explains the complex concept of symbiotic relationships clearly, so even children can understand them. I taught science at the secondary level and had difficulty explaining symbiosis to the students. However, Amina makes it look...

Lily the chicken is back in a new adventure. Chickens Don't Live in Treehouses! A Lily Saves the Day Book 3 by Laura Willingham once again highlights little Lily's resourcefulness. It's been raining for days in Lily's town, and things are beginning to flood. Fortunately,...

Alyssa Charpentier's 19 Reaching 90 is a collection of poems that evokes meditative thoughts. It is devoted to the young and restless souls who look at the world with mature eyes. The opening poem, 19 Reaching 90, is a beautiful narration of how the smile...

Beyond Sunlight: A Story of the Vampire Melanie Brace by David Crane is a unique and different take on the vampire theme. Melanie Brace is happy with her lot in life as a professional illustrator in Manhattan. But a chance encounter with a jazz musician...

If the colorful photo of a group of smiling seniors on the cover of this memoir with the strongly visual title of Poopy Fingers: One Person's Account of Working in the Delightfully Strange World of Assisted Living grabs your attention, just wait till you read...

Converted by Nathalie Noisette is a non-fiction self-help guide for readers who are looking to “Uncover The Hidden Strategies You Need To Easily Achieve Massive Credit Score Success”. Noisette uses her extensive experience and knowledge to educate on how the system works and how to...

Behind Closed Doors: One Family's Journey through the Australian Aged Care System by Sarah Wallace is a non-fiction memoir that details the author's horrifying experience when she sought additional help in caring for her husband with Lewy Body Dementia. More than just a memoir, this...

A Black Horse by Michelle A. Sullivan is a fantasy novel about good and evil. Lev Avatov is the kind of man you admire and fear in equal measure. He rose from nothing and built an empire that was respected worldwide. Lev lost everything after...

Known: A Study of the Good Shepherd by Lisa Derhake is a ten-week guided lesson and devotional on the intricacies of Psalm 23. “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” This is possibly the most well-known line of the Bible, even for those...

Have you ever seen the face of a man when glancing at the moon? Or have you noticed a piggie when looking at a rock? If you have, you have the gift of pareidolia, the ability to perceive patterns where no patterns exist, except in...

Of Good and Evil: A Thriller is the second installment in The Tree of Knowledge Series by Dan Miller. Princeton Professor Albert Puddles has indeed seen the future, and it doesn’t stand well with him as Cristina Culebra, a billionaire politician, is in possession of...

Ninon lost everything in the Second World War through horrible circumstances, but she survived. After the war, Ninon joined The Organization formed by a coalition of allied countries to arrest war criminals. She lived a double life. Ninon was a successful architect to regular people...