Few women climbed the ladder to top leadership positions in societal institutions and corporations in the past. However, in recent years, society has gone through a long-awaited and much-needed change concerning opportunities for career-driven women to assume leadership positions. Monique de Maio overcame blatant misogyny,...

This Book Is A Mistake! is the third book in the Finn the Frog Collection, and is a children's book written by Ron Keres and illustrated by Arthur Lin. Finn the Frog is curious about what he would look like if he had a little...

What a Wonderful World is a work of fiction penned by author Dennis Bailey in the Christian fiction, mystery, and fantasy adventure subgenres and is suitable for the general adult reading audience. In this gripping tale of mystery and exploration, a series of unusual events...

So You Own a Human: A Dog's Field Guide to Managing People is a humorous guide for dog owners and their pets by Gary C. McAuley. 'Written' by Jubilation T. Bloodhound, this guide aims to educate dogs worldwide on how to handle their humans. You...

In If I Lived On A Farm!, written by Shona Darin and illustrated by Anne Zimanski, a young boy dreams of living on a farm as a farm animal. He imagines how great it would be to supply milk as a dairy cow (that makes...

Mona Moon and Robert Farley, Duke of Brynelleth, had boarded the RMS Majesty ocean liner for their honeymoon, hoping to have a wonderful time with no disturbances. However, on their first night after dinner, a storm hits, and they return to their suite, only to...

What Do You Feed A Bat? by Lee Porter is an amazing book about bats. This story follows a little girl who wants to invite a bat for breakfast, brunch, or even dinner. However, being kind-hearted, she wants to make sure she selects the right...

In The Girl Who Makes A Million Mistakes, we are introduced to a little girl named Millie who can never seem to get things right, no matter how hard she tries. From missing the cup when she’s pouring a drink to using too much glue...

Thoughts come and thoughts go; sometimes they flit through the mind and leave nothing behind but a whisper of ideas or, worse, the frustrating randomness of a void slate. Life is like that: random, fleeting, and even at times flighty. As Hermione Lee shares in...

Pain Is Not a Life Sentence: A Guide to Understanding and Eliminating Chronic Muscle, Joint, and Nerve Pain offers a comprehensive look at pain. Dr. Brandon Ramakko lends his considerable professional credentials and personal experience in dealing with pain to a complex subject often treated...

Daughter of a Promise is penned by author Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg in the literary, drama, and sociocultural genres. Readers are drawn into Betsabé Ruiz's journey, narrated retrospectively as a letter to her unborn son. Betsabé's post-graduation life in New York unfolds like a cinematic narrative,...

In Murder by a Hundred Cuts, a murder mystery novel by R. Weir, private eye Jarvis Mann is a witness in the trial of serial killer Simon Lions, known as the Front Range Butcher. A witness was found brutally murdered, and graphic pictures and a...

Sketches From a Sunlit Heaven by Sarah Law revolves primarily around the Martin sisters, Marie, Pauline, Léonie, Céline, and Thérèse, alongside two additional perspectives, including Lucie Guérin. Set in Alençon, Lisieux, and Carmel, the story is about Thérèse's spiritual journey and its intense impact on...

How to Write a Book in 48 Hours by Dale L. Roberts is an enlightening and much-needed guide to help aspiring authors achieve their dream of writing. It will appeal to both novice writers looking for practical advice and experienced authors seeking something to guide...

When a Bully Becomes a Friend: A Shoo Shoo and Teakettle Adventure by Jacqueline E. Hartman is a children's picture book that tells the story of Shoo Shoo, a squirrel, and Teakettle, a wren. They meet in a beautiful garden filled with amazing creatures. One...

Slip of a Girl is the third book in Linda S. Browning's A Parlor Game Mystery series. It is a captivating tale about Olivia Honeycutt, a girl with the gift of communicating with the dead. The story begins with Olivia sitting in her Nashville townhouse,...

The Awkward Optimist: A Field Guide to Human Connection by Hector M. Rodriguez offers a comprehensive look at social interactions. Rodriguez talks about attraction in both the physical and psychological sense, leaning into how shared values, proximity, and personality traits influence relationships. He's got plenty...

In Such a Pretty Picture, Andrea Leeb recounts her traumatic childhood filled with unsettling family dynamics, sexual abuse, and the struggle for identity. The memoir explores the relationship between Andrea, her mother Marlene, and her father David, which unravels against secrets and manipulation. The narration...

‘Economics’ takes the reader into the curious and perplexing theory of human behavior within the context of a capitalist social matrix. The discussion rages from exploring selfish and selfless behavior, and why the Global Financial Crisis was not all bad, to how McDonald’s cheap meals...

Too Clever II: A Tropical Christmas Story by Dr. Julia E. Antoine is a very unusual kind of Christmas story, and one that will fascinate young readers who are used to a traditional holiday celebration. This is a very sweet and enjoyable story about a...