What A Bragger by Lee Ann Mancini is an adorable story about Melissa who loves to brag. She brags about anything and everything. Melissa has more sand toys than anyone who is playing with her, her ham sandwich is the biggest, she can swim the...

Smitty's life has been relatively boring and predictable since he almost lost it two years ago. Unfortunately, that is changed in an instant in Promise to a Dead Man by L.Z. Smith, when an old Chinese bartender he was representing at a union hearing dies...

Never Board A Green Bus (Flight Knights, Book 3) by C.D. Bryan is a fun, witty story for middle graders and preteens. When Hanna Stevens receives an emergency alien alert, she believes she has enough time to wait for school to end before putting on...

The Day Letter A Ran Away by Michael Verrett is about the letters of the alphabet who live together in town. One day, Letter A decides that he doesn't want to be first anymore - first to rise, first in line - and so he...

In Wow What A Ride by Kathe Yuksel, a little girl is being taken on a car ride with her parents. She doesn't want to go and she crosses her arms to make her point clear. Sound familiar? Any parent or grandparent who has taken...

Addy the Bat and a Visit to Cat by Lily Lee is the delightful story of Addy the Bat who goes to visit Cat with her friend Josie. Addy is a fruit bat and lives in the forest. She has lots of friends, but Josie...

Born to L.E.A.D.: Leveraging Efforts and Attitude into Dreams by Garrett Wesley Milby is an uplifting book that revolves around the topics of leadership, attitudes, stumbling blocks in life, disappointments and spirituality.The book speaks about how God has plans for each one of us, and...

It Was Just a Dream But It Seemed So Real by Jerry Morrow is a fascinating book about dreams, the meanings of dreams, and the images, sequences and thoughts that occur in the mind involuntarily while sleeping. Readers get glimpses of the author's dreams, which...

The Sun is Up, I'm Vertical, It's a Good Day by Geoff Berman is the courageous story of a cancer survivor. The book takes readers on a journey with Geoff Berman, his diagnosis, multiple forms of cancer treatment and remission. As one reads through the...

Got a Bad Picker? by Jesse Carr MD opens with the most basic doubt any woman can have; how to identify a bad picker? First, this question is settled with a quick check survey. Jesse thereafter explores the potential causes and consequences of making poor...

Is There a Diet for Chronic Illness? by Pati Chandler handles a topic that is relevant and gives it to the reader in a simple and accessible way, making a complex subject easy to comprehend. Food can be the cause of many illnesses like heart...

For Marisa Adair, mayhem has become a way of life. Just four short months after a string of murders takes place around her, she is back in the role of amateur sleuth and potential victim in Mayhem Takes a Dare: The Second Marisa Adair Mystery...

A twenty-year-old cold case really heats up in Arson Takes a Dare: The Third Marisa Adair Mystery Adventure by Jada Ryker. Marisa Adair, who has developed a reputation as an amateur sleuth, and her friends are reeling after the murder of Marisa’s brother. Struggling with...

Relax a-bye Baby by Mimi Sommers is a bedtime guide/storybook for kids which will help them relax and sleep well. Kids always have a problem sleeping at night and parents have a tough time trying to get them to sleep. This can be frustrating to...

Not A Nugget by Stephanie Dreyer is a delightful book that revolves around food. It helps both parents and children carefully look at the food they are eating. Each page has the answer to the question: where does the food we are eating come from?...

It’s not every day a friend is murdered right in front of you. Marisa Adair is shocked but quickly becomes drawn into the very convoluted mystery of which this death is only a small part. Murder Takes a Dare is the first Marisa Adair Mystery...

How a Good Person Can Really Win is an excellent book by Pavan Choudary on how strategy and values affect the successes and follies of people in the world of work and politics. The book characterises two types of people; the vile and the naive....

Dancing With A Cowboy by Sandi Whipple is a contemporary romance that puts an educated big time city girl into the backwoods of the country. Lucy Baumgardner is forced into a two-week hiatus on a working ranch in the middle of nowhere. That means no...

In Finding a Happy Medium... Understanding & Preventing Childhood Obesity: (Awesome & Diverse!) Volume 7, it’s apparent that author Tracy Bryan really cares about how to make the information in this book easily absorbed by readers. The prose is clear-cut and engaging. Kids and adults...

A wonderful guide for the new teacher, Felicia Saffold’s Becoming the Difference in a Hopeful Classroom is an insider’s look into the true reality of entering the classroom as its leader. Peppered with her personal experiences, starting as a child with a true love of...