Carmen Cassar's children's book, Hello, Are You New?, is a story about Possum's first day at school. Possum goes over his morning routine—from breakfast to brushing his teeth and dressing, meeting new friends, and learning how to read, count, and play organized sports. He makes...

In You Are Deathless, author and wellness guru Nicole Angelique Kerr opens up about her near-death experience as a young lady. But because she didn't understand what was happening then, Nicole decided to suppress it, only coming to terms with it 20 years later. Growing...

What Are Bees Good For, Anyway? is a children's picture book written by award-winning author Nicole Frankel and expertly illustrated by Firman Putra Irawan. Bennie hates bees and wonders what they are good for. This happens after he has been stung by a bee and...

In Aliens Are with Us by William Rountree, the author takes his readers through the experiences he had from a very young age with extraterrestrials. After decades of silence, Rountree speaks out about a device in his room that monitored him in his youth and...

Cole witnessed a traumatic event as a boy. Only he and a girl called Maria managed to survive the massacre. The event leaves Cole orphaned and in the care of his aunt and uncle. At his father’s funeral, the man only ever called the Boss,...

What Are We Going to Do with Tyrone Jr?. by David Grant is a novel about the challenges families face with an adult child with severe autism. At six feet, one hundred and eighty pounds, twenty-five-year-old Tyrone Jr. is becoming harder to manage and control...

In Richard A. Danzig's Facts Are Stubborn Things, Chance Cormac operated as a sole practitioner under the name Chance Cormac and Associates. Damian Pressler, Chance's IT specialist and investigator, and Sally McConnel, his paralegal and office manager, were his associates. As a favor to himself,...

In Michael Coolwood's Is That An Aura of Wild Magic Engulfing You, Or Are You Just Pleased to See Me?, the lead character, Laceco, suffers emotional pain that manifests itself in strange ways and is highly contagious to others. Its origin remains a mystery as...

This is a great story about health policies and an insurance adjuster who investigates the people who submit claims. The story is not new, but the twists shown by Gail take a refreshing point of view. The tale is well-presented and the writing is easy...

“You Are My Sunshine: Toot & Puddle,” written by Holly Hobbie and shared in an audio version by Nick Sullivan, is another must-have for a child’s collection! Toot is feeling blue although it is a beautiful day out. Toot is feeling down about himself and...

April is a high school history teacher. She lives in the country by a forest and enjoys walking in the forest for relaxation. There is a pioneer woman's grave in the forest that April calls her special spot. She goes there to think, read poetry...

Zeus: We are Gods! (The Olympian New World Series: Book 1) by December Dawne is a book that revolves around Greek mythology. The Olympian gods are forced to leave Earth and find a new place to stay. They make Orbe their home. They are unsure...

Hatter: Only the Best are Mad (The UnFairytales Saga Book 1) by Rebecca Davis is spectacular and I wasn’t able to put it down. Its all about The Mad Hatter and Samantha Kingsley, two very different people living in completely different worlds. Once Sam accidentally...

I put off buying a book on this subject for years. Yes, I am a procrastinator. Not all the time. I’m very punctual about a lot of things, especially the necessary things of daily life. But when it comes to writing, I find myself procrastinating...

Why Are People Bullied? is the second installment in The Adventures of Gleeson and Cormac series, written by Molly O’Rourke and illustrated by Kalpart. When Gleeson and Cormac – two frogs from Main Pond – learn about an upcoming class about bullying, they decide...

Ameila, You Are! by Charlie Tran takes readers along for an exciting day at school with Amelia and her friends. Amelia's second-grade class is told they're having a talent show, and the students are enthusiastic about the news. When the teacher announces that sign-ups are...

Stuffed Animals Are for Everyone, written and illustrated by Anna M. is a heartfelt children's story about Timmy, a young boy who adores his stuffed bunny and goes on many imaginative adventures with it. Although his bunny is his cherished friend, Timmy hesitates to take...

Yet, Here We Are is a work of fiction in the literary and interpersonal drama genres. Penned by author Brenda K. Massman, the plot intricately weaves together two timelines in 1948 and 1975, following the journey of farm wife Elizabeth as she navigates love, loss,...

You Are SO Loved is a children’s book by author Natalie James. This story explores the concept of God's unconditional love through everyday moments. The story follows a young girl who experiences various activities, from swinging and playing to diving and dreaming, all while emphasizing...

Michael Albanese penned You Are Not Here: Stories and Inspirations for Those Who Have Not Yet Arrived after he realized he was not where he planned to be at a certain stage in his life. The poem, Ithaka, resonated with him, and he uses the...