Drama-Free Zone: How to Deal with Conflict at Work (Coaching for Success Series Book 2) by Mark Baggesen is an insightful and thought-provoking book that educates readers on the importance of keeping any drama out of their workspace. Drama in a professional setup can...

Every person has his own reason to look for answers. It could be age, illness, injury, or disease of oneself or a loved one, or it could even be a worldwide pandemic. In any case, most people are incentivized at one time or another to...

The Cat Who Lost His Meow, written by Casey Williams and illustrated by Vova Kirichenko, is an adorable tale of a homeless cat and her kittens. A kindhearted family picks them up and takes them to a shelter where they can be cared for and...

DinoSports, written by Roger Frank and Doug Lewtan and illustrated by Vova Kirichenko, is an adorable children’s picture book that combines dinosaurs and sports. As coaches themselves, the authors used the body type, strength and natural skills that specific dinosaurs exhibited and compared them to...

Sun-Kissed by K. Lemay is a paranormal urban fantasy set in the densely populated South Korean capital of Seoul, following the new life of former K-pop idol Iseul. Once one of the most visible stars of the East Asian Peninsula, Iseul's affliction has pushed him...

Keep This Toss That - Updated and Expanded: The Practical Guide to Tidying Up by Jamie Novak is a handy manual that will guide readers on how to keep their homes clutter-free and create a positive space. It is a good book for readers who...

Unbound: A Novel by Teri Davis is a dramatic fiction story, the prequel to Unveiled. The Great Depression left everyone struggling, doing what they could to survive. In a small town in rural Ohio in 1936, a stranger is about to change the lives of...

The first few chapters of The Power of the Cave by JD Shiner literally explode with events that keep readers turning pages, as Napoleon Hancock and Cassandra Caro throw themselves into efforts to retrieve a spectacular ancient sword stolen from them by terrorists. Why...

Mystery in the Mine: Gold Dust Returns by Thomas Trimble is a story of hope and working hard until you achieve your dreams. Michael Bishop is not someone people would call successful, but he is someone people would call hard working. This is all that...

Things Happen is a story from the Little Bunny series of preschool storybooks by Dianne Miller. It teaches the concept of responsibility. When Little Bunny knocks his glass of milk onto the floor, knocks a lamp off a table, drops his mother’s phone between the...

Does your little one get frustrated when learning something new or different? The Little Bunny Series offers so many books that can help your child learn and build character. In the illustrated picture book, Try Again by Dianne Miller, children will learn how to acquire...

Watch Me is from the Little Bunny series of preschool storybooks by Dianne Miller. It teaches the concept of socializing with other children while still feeling safe and connected to parents who are watching from a distance. Little Bunny and Mommy visit the pool where...

Little Bunny was bored and his mother suggested he go and find a playmate. He thought he could play with Big Bunny but the latter thought he was too small. Little Bunny went to another Bunny who did not want to play with him because...

Little Bunny wants more animals for his barn. His Mommy tells him to tidy up the place. One of the pieces in his puzzle is missing and Mommy tells Little Bunny to pick up all the pieces so that he can find it. He wants...

Weather (Little Bunny series) by Dianne Miller introduces young readers to the different types of weather in a fun and interactive way. Little Bunny's father wanted to go outside but it was snowing. The weather was beautiful and then just when it started sleeting, Little...

Seven Days in a Week is an educational picture book in the Little Bunny series by Dianne Miller. Little Bunny is a happy and playful character who moves through the seven days of a week in a repetitive pattern reinforced by color illustrations and accompanied...

Sharing is important in Fractions by Dianne Miller, which is part of the Little Bunny Series. Dianne Miller once again offers the essence of helping your child in building substance and character, which is crucial for their future. In this illustrated picture book, children will...

There is something very comforting about a garden. It doesn’t have to be prim and proper, a picture-perfect design of matching rows of colors. The wilder, the better. Mrs. Church has a lovely garden. It’s a bit wild, but well-trimmed and cared for, complete with...

Don't Go is written by Dianne Miller. Little Bunny has to attend his first day of preschool and is having a hard time letting his mother leave to go about her day. The teacher asks him to help her build with blocks so his mother...

Little Bunny's Mommy is baking for Granny's party and Little Bunny wants to help. Little Bunny helps to scoop the cookie dough. The cookies are done and they are shaped like circles. Little Bunny and his Mommy make brownies next. Little Bunny helps to cut...