Patrice McLaurin loves inventions. She has collected stories about inventions and inventors and assembled them into his book, Have You Thanked a Kidventor Today? Some of the inventions she features are the television, trampolines, the toy dump truck, the popsicle, and earmuffs. The illustrations by...

Two Indians and a Dead Man by C. Forrest Lundin is the story of a man from New Orleans who was looking for a fresh start but got himself into a situation that he couldn’t get out of. James Robertson was tired of the alienation...

Simon Grey and the March of a Hundred Ghosts by Charles Kowalski is the first Simon Grey adventure. Simon is willing to do anything he can if it means he gets a break from seeing ghosts everywhere he goes. Even if this means leaving his...

Gage McAllister is the oldest vampire in The Lost Boys Rock Band. He tries his best to protect his bandmates, show them they are worth the hard work, and tries his best to stay away from Acelynn, even if his whole being craves her. Years...

Freeda was the most beautiful of all the frogs in the entire kingdom of Frogelot. She met Fred, a handsome young frog, when she was young and thinking about her future. They got married and had two little tadpoles, Frannie and Frank. Initially, their life...

Anatomy of a Darkened Heart by Christie Stratos is a gothic thriller surrounding the lives of the Whitestone children, but mainly the eldest sister, Abigail Delilah. Unwanted and abused by her mother, Abigail faces a life of solitude and fear while her two younger siblings...

How Can a Man Die Better by Roy V Gaston is a compelling historical novel with powerful themes of war and fans of Civil War novels will find it utterly fascinating. While there is chaos as the war rages on, Cage Carew is withdrawn, focused...

Confessions of a Script Doctor: How to Turn Your Life Experiences into Books, Plays, Screenplays is a nonfiction music/entertainment-oriented guide to writing and publishing written by Jack Fitzgerald. Computers and the ability to self-publish have encouraged people from all walks of life and levels of...

Horse Show: A Donkey-Donk Story by Ellen F. Feld is the second book in the series with photography by John Cebula. It’s time once again for the Horse Show and this time one little donkey gets to participate. Donkey-Donk is a miniature donkey with big...

Liam is a police horse. He has a very important job. It is to “serve and protect”. He helps Officer Eric Lucas do his patrols, helps people when needed and, his favorite job, visiting young people at school where he gets lots of attention. Liam...

The Making of a Knight by Angharad Thompson Rees is a unique fantasy adventure brought to life through verse. Shadow-Snatchers have brought fear to the kingdom and the king will not provide the villagers with safety among his walls. The role of hero falls to...

How to Make a Mom: The Perfect Cookbook for Kids of all Ages by Claressa Swenson is an imaginative and sweet storybook tribute to that special woman in our lives—our mothers. An unnamed little boy in a kitchen comes up with a special recipe to...

Capone is a rambunctious black lab puppy in need of a good home. Josie is a bookstore owner who is somewhat bewildered by the gift of Capone from her friend Anne. Josie has loads more trouble than just learning how to be a dog-mommy. Her...

This is a Cat! is an animal picture book for children, grades k-3, written and illustrated by John P Curtin, Jr. Who is that big, gray cat sitting so proudly in the middle of that easy chair? Why that would have to be Mr. Huggle....

When To Call A Therapist by Robert C. Ciampi gives insights about when to start therapy and getting into therapy to make much-needed adjustments before small issues turn into larger ones and into deep-seated problems. Therapy can come under various names; psychotherapy, counseling, marriage-and-family-therapy, social...

In How To Make A Million Before Breakfast: Morning Habits of Self-Made Millionaires by Kevin Rabeling, the author begins by explaining how he studied people and how they achieved success while he himself felt mediocre. He wanted to be rich. He wanted the wealth...

Twice Upon a Time by D. Davidson and R. Marcano tells a tale that transcends space and time. We are introduced to a young Marie Laveau who receives her gift of magic from a mysterious man with blond hair in 1809. The story fast forwards...

Timothy R. Baldwin’s Camp Lenape is a mesmerizing mystery. Written for a young adult audience, this novel will also appeal to an older crowd. Alissa and Janice are excited that they will get a chance to be a junior counselor at their favorite camp, Camp...

Iron Annie and a Long Journey by Lisa M. Hutchison is the story of a couple who fell in love and how the war had an impact on their lives and the lives of their children for years to come. Albert took his time to...

Johnny and Jeffrey are brothers and, like all siblings, they fought over a toy. Jeffrey became angry and turned into a growling monster, with hands changing into claws, and growing almost as tall as the ceiling. When his mother sent him to his room, Jeffrey...