Empathy helps us understand and share feelings. It allows us to socialize and make friends because that way we can identify with others and know when they need help. A Book About Empathy covers everything you need to know in a way that will be...

In a quaint town lives a family with a young son who hasn’t yet made friends, since they just started living there. When the dad comes home with a beautiful Christmas tree for the house, the boy hopes that Santa will bring him friends as...

A Most Efficient Murder: A 1920s Country House Mystery by Anthony Slayton is the first book in the Mr. Quayle Mysteries. Lord Unsworth hosts a party that quickly becomes a mystery perfect gathering with red herrings, misleads, and scandalous secrets. Not to mention the body...

How does one go from having a great childhood, parents, and family to falling down the rabbit hole of depression? Melanie left home at eighteen to move in with her boyfriend because she felt like an adult. She didn’t need her parents anymore. Melanie dropped...

Would you like to learn fly fishing but do not know where to start? Rick Robinson and Wade DeHate have written the right book for you. In A Fish Ate My Homework, they will share all the secrets a beginner angler needs to know to...

A Ball With No Points: A Football Town...A Basketball Triumph by Stephen D. Reddy is genuinely inspiring because it really happened. We join the author in his trip down memory lane, as he recalls an epic basketball season in 1971, a year that witnessed the...

A Sky of Infinite Blue: A Japanese Immigrant’s Search for Home and Self is a work of non-fiction in the autobiography subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Kyomi O’Connor. The book follows the author's journey relocating from...

A Treacherous Engagement: A Regency Romance is the first book in the Gentlemen of London series by Laura Beers. Young Dinah Ashmore’s older sister Evie was missing, and no one was taking her seriously. After she had enough of it, she decided to hire a...

A Sister's Serenade by Will Reuhl is a collection of poems about life's whimsical experiences, including being a child, playing, falling in love, having your heart broken, longing, and spending time with family. Most of the poems are short and written in a rhythmical style,...

A Stream to Follow is a work of fiction in the historical drama subgenre, penned by author Jess Wright. Correct to history, the novel does contain semi-graphic depictions of wartime violence and is therefore recommended for the mature reading audience. Set during the aftermath of...

Once in a while, a good women's book sets the bar for a highly original plot that doesn’t fall into the typical boy-meets-girl trope. A Medical Affair: A Story That Must Be Told by Anne McCarthy Strauss is one such story. Thirty-eight-year-old Heather Morrison is...

As a reviewer, it’s always such a pleasure to discover a writer whose style is fast-paced and doesn’t bog the reader down in details, whose storyline is fresh and different, and whose characters are unique and capture the imagination. For me, Deborah Levison is that...

The former NYPD detective and now a private Investigator Joey Mancuso would never have guessed that the text message he received from an anonymous contact − which instructed him to go to one of New York’s subway stations at a specific time − would lead...

A Cowgirl's Stories: A Novel (The Life and Stories of Jaime Cruz) is a work of fiction in the Americana and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author T. P. Graf. This enchanting tale is...

It has been thousands of years since the gods disappeared, driven into extinction by their own conquering needs. All that remains are their runes, powerful magical objects that will bring power and glory to those brave enough to find them. A Song of Sea and...

A Bounty of Bone by PG Lengsfelder is a fast-paced story based on factual issues and experiences. It takes the reader on a wild trip from Minnesota to New York City, South Africa to Mozambique, and finally to Tanzania. We follow the journey of Eunis,...

A Dutiful Son by Kelly Miller retells the phenomenal classic Pride and Prejudice written by Jane Austen. This Regency variation follows the story through Fitzwilliam Darcy. Darcy belongs to the upper echelon of society. He has always been a loyal and dutiful son to his...

A Very Wide River written by Asa Childress, and illustrated by Alland Wijaya, is a delightful children's picture book about friendship, compassion, and the importance of helping others. Amelia loves her life and enjoys spending time outside every day. She is a happy child and...

After getting fired from his high-profile job, Dr. Kevin Bishop returned to his hometown and took a job at the Chicago Legacy hospital. He tried to reconcile with his father, the legendary Dr. Greg Bishop, and his son, Alex. He revisited his old haunts and...

A Cat at Dachau: A Heart-Breaking and Thought-Provoking WW2 Story by Elyse Hoffman is a short novella about a cat and a brutal Nazi guard. Set in the Dachau concentration camp during World War II, SS Private Max Schrader found an injured cat near the...