With In Every Breath a Prayer, David Hanig invites readers into the raw landscape of his soul with unflinching honesty. Following a profound psilocybin experience that cracked open long-sealed emotional wounds, Hanig embarks on a healing odyssey that he documents through alternating prose and verse—each...

The Boy Who Makes a Million Mistakes by Brenda Li is a heartwarming story that follows Milo, a young boy with a passion for baking. Unfortunately, he often makes mistakes and gets easily distracted in the kitchen. He sometimes mixes the wrong ingredients, uses incorrect...

In Walking A Friend Home, Kathy Arnos shares stories about her experience of being with loved ones in their final days and a compelling exploration of spiritual topics. The book starts by introducing us to the author's biological family, revealing the challenges she had and...

Five Minutes from a Meltdown is a collection of poetry by David Meyer, featuring artwork by Mark Hill. The poems address everyday issues with both comedic and poignant touches. They include relatable stories, such as someone unwilling to do the dishes, a fan embarrassing himself...

In Let's Get A Dog!, Kendall Brown breaks down many breeds so you can select the dog that will best suit your household. The book is divided into four parts titled Human, Dog, Team, and Homecoming, which detail thirteen steps that will help you in...

In Working-Class Kids and Visionary Educators in a Multiracial High School by Karen V. Hansen and Nicholas Monroe, Sunnyvale High School was established in California during significant social changes and numerous challenges. The school mainly catered to middle-class families whose many family members had a...

You're a Miracle! by Manjiri Subhash is a joyful and affirming picture book that invites young readers to explore what makes them wonderfully unique. Through playful rhymes and thought-provoking yet straightforward questions, children are encouraged to notice the diversity of facial features and expressions, from...

Murder Under a Mystic Moon by Abigail Keam is the fourteenth book in the 1930s Mona Moon Historical Cozy Mystery series. Mona Moon returns in another thrilling mystery when her honeymoon takes a chaotic turn. Given the status of her husband, the Duke of Brynelleth,...

Let’s Go on a Hike! by Katrina Liu is a charming and engaging picture book that captures the simple joy of a family nature adventure. The story begins with excitement and preparation as the family sets off on a hike, equipped with boots, sunscreen, and...

Twice Over a Man: A Fierce Memoir of an Orphan Boy Who Doggedly Determined a Finer Life by Orvin T. Kimbrough is an inspiring memoir that follows Orvin's life from trial to triumph. Orvin starts by sharing 23 personal growth principles that guided him throughout...

It Takes A Tariff… A Tariff Meme Book by Barry Robbins is a riotously clever satire that turns America’s most contentious trade policy into a laugh-out-loud celebration of meme culture and political absurdity. Author Barry Robbins transforms 50 famous quotes, movie lines, and cultural moments...

Cancer. The very word strikes fear into the heart of many. And for parents, the thought that cancer might affect one of their children, well, it's a thought that can actually make the blood run cold. In There is a Reaper: Losing a Child to...

Sketches of a Black Cat by Ron Miner is a non-fiction military book that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults who enjoy learning more about World War II and the Navy Black Cats. The book is a first person...

Journey of a JuBu: How a Neurotic Jew Found his Inner Bu by Blaine Langberg is a unique story that both entertains and enlightens readers. The story is a spiritual odyssey that follows the path of Adam Freeman as he searches for inner peace. He...

While Odyssey of a DP: Memoirs of a Displaced Person tells the story of one family, many people from that era lived the same hardships. They witnessed their homes being destroyed. They were uprooted and sent to refugee camps. Many of them made their way...

What we become and how we develop is directly related to our self-confidence. In Becoming a Woman of Worth, Kristen Clark not only illustrates this point, but shows women how to get over the numerous hurdles that often stand in the way of being self-confident...

In a world still plagued by a struggling economy, it's nearly everyone's dream to make a living from home. Well, Natalie Roers makes it possible to do so using little more than the power of your voice in How to Become a Voice Over Artist:...

Successful, Win-win Strategies for a Superyacht Project by Tomek M. Glowacki is a dissertation on what to do, what not to do, what to watch out for, and what to expect in the cake mix of building a super yacht. The author is the chairman...

Like many people, I'm sure, I thought that all prostate issues were due to cancer. Reading Diary of a Prostate Wimp by Mike Crowl showed me other types of prostate issues. Mike Crowl wasn't kidding about this being a diary. It's a combination of diary...

Robert McNally tells readers in the introduction to I Had Jelly on My Nose And a Hole in My Breeches that his friends call him “the memory man”, and boy, are they right! What an astounding memory McNally has for times, places, names and...