When I say the word Whisterpoop, what comes to mind? Is it a joke or a made-up word? It sure sounds like one, but it actually is quite real. To put it simply, whisterpoop is British slang for "a slight smack upside the head" or...

Baylee is a typical middle schooler until an accident happens during a softball game that leaves her legally blind. “B” is for Baylee by Kay M. Bates shares Baylee’s story from that moment on. Baylee has a loving and supportive family that helps her navigate...

"Stan the bacteria man had a very bacteria plan, that man." This recurring sentence in Stephen M. A.'s novelette Stan, Stan, the Bacteria Man summarizes better than anything else the plot of the entire book. But what is Stan the Bacteria Man's plan? And will...

The First 12 Days of Preschool by Jeanette Bradley is a fun and rhythmic picture book depicting the first twelve days of preschool. The story spends one page talking about each day, using a short paragraph that coordinates with the Twelve Days of Christmas song....

Integrated Model for Sound Internal Functioning and Sustainable Value Creation: A Solution for Corporate Environments: Post Covid-19 Pandemic by Dr. Magdeline Ramaboea is a groundbreaking book that redefines the relationships between business, society, and the environment. In this book, the author explains how mindless business...

Dr. Alexandra Wilde is fully dedicated to her work as a critical care physician for children in different countries, including Haiti, Mongolia, and Botswana. In Botswana, she happens to meet Ian Devall—a rich, charming, and ill-mannered philanderer who threatens to wear down her defenses and...

Becoming Wilde is a romance novel written by H.K. Jacobs. Navigating her relationship with billionaire philanthropist Ian Devall, a mining empire heir, physician Alexandra Wilde (Alex) continues her mission of treating terminally ill children in Botswana. After an eventful holiday in Tanzania where she helps...

Off Our Chests: A Candid Tour Through the World of Cancer, by Liza Marshall and Dr. John Marshall, is an intimate, honest memoir and self-help book about what it's like to have cancer. Featured in The Washington Post's 10 Books to Read in May 2021,...

The Non-Obvious Guide to Marketing & Branding Without a Big Budget is a must-read book for any entrepreneur wanting to educate themselves on the critical role of marketing for business success. I loved how Rohit Bhargava uses real stories and plain language to cover the...

Time of Ends by Geoff Robberts is a political thriller set against the backdrop of the growing divide between the two political spectrums of America and the people caught in the center. After a school shooting in Florida leads to the death of his fourteen-year-old...

In One Foot in the Grave, the Other Groping for Life, Yvonne Ardoin Dardeau issues a call to arms to fight the spiritual war this modern society has declared against the truth of God’s Word. The call is urgent and sincere. Yvonne explains the methods...

When music conductor Maestro Leigh-Winter failed to remember that the national anthem should be played upon the arrival of the monarch, he was dismissed. Robin Landour takes his place in the symphony orchestra as Master of Music and is tasked with converting an underpaid and...

Shadow’s a dog; Foxy and Sparkles are squirrels. It doesn’t matter that they’re different; they’re still best friends. Shadow once saved a lost baby squirrel, Little Whitey, and that’s what cemented the friendship. There are other wild animals (and not so wild, too) who have...

The Ice Cream Truck at Midnight, written and illustrated by Ken Priebe, is a collection of drawings, short stories, and a poem about a Disk Jockey called DJ. The poem is the most striking completed work in this collection. In exacting rhyming meter, the poem...

Dawn of Eve is a psychological/supernatural thriller written by MJ Howson. Dawn Easton is a forty-year-old woman who is the sole heir to a fashion empire. In a committed relationship with a younger man named Jacob Jilani, all Dawn wants is to be a mother....

Vibrant: A Groundbreaking Program to Get Energized, Own Your Health, and Glow, by Stacie Stephenson, is the fresh, motivational guide you need to make a new start on the new you. Coming from the philosophy that we can control much of our health just by...

Christmas Clarity by Carolyn Healy combines holiday fiction and reality television in a heartwarming, sweet romance package. Clara agrees to visit Brookridge during the holiday period to interview couples about how they fell in love and date her producer’s nephew to fall in love also....

Peg Conway, the author of The Art of Reassembly: A Memoir of Early Mother Loss and Aftergrief, lost her mother at a very young age, and the impact of this loss continued to shape her life for many years. It meant shouldering adult responsibilities while...

Dagny and Brad are trying to work through their grief after their baby girl, Emma, died. Dagny is struggling to make sense of things, feeling raw with grief and confused about her relationship with Brad. Brad is trying to forget the bad feelings and wants...

I have always thought that the question “What race are you?” was racist. But as Janet E. Helms explains in A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have, knowing your race and accepting it is essential. She explains how to be who you are without...