Yoga is a deep and spiritual journey of not only the self, but aimed to promote the harmonising of the body and mind. Tepid Blue by Dev Bhattacharyya delves into the world of yoga, its philosophies, workings, and beliefs, explaining through poetry the depth and...

School Monitor is a young adult thriller written by Alex Dunn. Richard's emotions went from incredulity to despair when he learned of his father's plan to send him and his twin sister, Chrissie, to St. Bartholomew's. He was in year 10 and didn't understand how...

In The Killdeer Song by Margie Bayer, James Michael Edwards and Anna McManus have each suffered deep hurts. One jilted and one left alone through death. They each tenaciously hold on to their independence. Licking their wounds, if you will. Meeting each other in the...

CBT Worksheets for Anxiety (Adult version): A Simple CBT Workbook to Record Your Progress When You use CBT for Anxiety by Dr James Manning and Dr Nicola Ridgeway is more than a workbook as the title suggests; it’s an amazing tool that can help anyone...

Life for Julie has always been about dance and nothing more than dance, and she is an amazing dancer. But after two attacks on Julie, her parents move the family overnight to a small island in the middle of nowhere, where nothing is what it...

The Little Book on CBT for Depression by Dr Nicola Ridgeway and Dr James Manning is a useful guide to fight depression and live an emotionally healthy and happy life. In the introduction, the authors state the purpose of the book and advise that it...

The Little Giants as the Mysterious Six in the Tangled Case of the Ghastly Chicken Yegg, Volume 1 is a Christian mystery novel for children, grades 4-6, written by Lynette Harrell. Robyn and Bailey just couldn't understand what was happening to Robyn's chickens. So far,...

Whoa! That's exactly what I thought when I finished the new book by author Adam Dreece, The Man of Cloud 9. This excellent offering of science fiction will keep readers obsessively turning the pages from the very beginning all the way through to the very...

Raj wakes in a sterile room housing what seems to be hundreds of white beds, which are also occupied by confused waking individual men and women. It is far into the future and a computer programme has developed a way of bringing some stored humanity...

Ron Black has a problem: he returned home from his job as a night security officer to find that his neighbor was dead - along with her 38 cats - and he's the prime suspect. Never mind that he was at work, and sick for...

The Austrian: Book Two by Ellie Midwood is the continuation of Ernst’s story. It would have been ideal to read the first novel in the series before I jumped into the second one, but I could not help myself. Everything about this novel called to...

“Traveling to an unknown destination ignites our desire for adventure.” Know Before You Go: Traveling the U.S. and Abroad by Stephanie Tehan Patterson is designed to make those adventures easy to plan and ensure the reader is not the person left trying to cope with...

Forever by Natalie J. Case takes us into the long eternal life of Amara. When man's history was born, so was Amara and everything that would come for all eternity was laid before her. Amara is not a human, but she is not a...

Ronald A Feldman knows how to hook a reader! The opening paragraph of Little Secrets, BIG LIES sucks us right in as a man has his head blown off by a bullet at the height of an illicit sexual encounter. Though readers never exactly find...

Hair raising, but delightful was my overall reaction to Dumpster Dicing. I know it is a strange reaction, but you have to read the book to get a full understanding of what I mean. Dumpster Dicing: Bunco Biddies Book 1 by Julie B. Cosgrove is a...

Maxx Airborne and the Legends of Rucker Park is a children’s book written in rhyme by Scot Barnett and illustrated by Kimberly B. Root. Maxx Airborne is dismayed when he is benched during a basketball game. As the shortest player, Maxx is believed by the...

The Gallery of Missing Husbands by Lawrence J. Epstein creates an atmosphere that can be compared to an old black-and-white, 'film noir' style movie, featuring an ethnic New York City neighborhood, tenement housing, people struggling to get by, and people with something to hide. This...

The Passion Of A Marquess by Linda Rae Sande is a historical romance set in early nineteenth century England. After several seasons without a proposal, Lady Samantha Fitzsimmons is almost on the shelf. She embarks on a tour of Italy, hoping that she will catch...

If you enjoy eclectic short stories, consider A Presentation of Short Stories Without Regard To Marketing by Fairleigh Brooks as one of your choices. This is a collection of eight stories. In this book you will find everything that your heart desires - from stories...

Have you ever wondered about how fruit and vegetables grow? The Magical Mango Tree by Agronomist Avilak, with illustrations by Bhangga Santoso, tells the story about how mangoes grow. This colorful illustrated children’s book showcases the evolution of the mango. Avilak and Manuel were friends....