The Sorrow's Garden: A Novel by Anthony Carinhas is set in the period just before World War II. Radulf Berliner is a compelling character in the way he is developed and in his personality, an architect and writer in Leipzig, Germany. If he hates...

Matching the power, authenticity, and personal intimacy of Dale Carnegie’s iconic gem elucidating great leadership (friendship) qualities and values, Gary. F. Appleby’s contribution to this tremendously important subject, Leadership Values: An Introspection, is every bit as timely, perceptive, and applicable to becoming a better human...

Newly built, the Snowman was all ready to explore his surroundings. When he opened his eyes, he saw a lost and forlorn Swallow wiping away his tears. The Snowman asked the Swallow if he could help and the Swallow said he was lost and was...

Nathan and Nana Cassandra Take the Lead, written by Karen Gorback and illustrated by Vova Kirichenko, is a lead by example children’s story. At the dinner table, Nathan, Nana and the rest of the family swap stories about everything they have been doing, then Nana...

Remember When, written by Beth Cunningham, is an adorable story from mother to child that explains all the things she has done for her child. She relays all of the most important times of babyhood and childhood from birth to cherished playtime games. Remember When...

My Puppy Can Find Me is written by Amber Higgins and illustrated by Helen “Scotty” King. In this educational picture book, a child can learn how to utilize the family dog’s innate intelligence in a crisis situation. Dogs are naturally loyal to their humans, which...

My Changing Family: A Guide to Help Young Children Cope with Divorce by Maureen Sangiorgio is written from the viewpoint of Logan, a ten-year-old boy who speaks about the divorce of his parents. He is scared his parents are going to live in different houses...

Nobody’s perfect. We all have our challenges in life. But imagine you’re a dog that doesn’t bark, a dog that desperately hopes and dreams of having a forever home. That’s Cooper. He can’t bark. He’s been adopted several times, given different names and returned to...

In Tilted by Nancy Hall, on the Spring Equinox 1960, 17-year-old Meshac Brownlow's 3-year plan of revenge has arrived. Today she plans to kill her mother's boyfriend George before her younger sister Irene falls victim to his predatory ways. As Meshac lures the unsuspecting George...

Few Regrets is the third book in the Coach Bob series by Rick McGee; a compelling, well-crafted story filled with life lessons. Amy and Bob just turned sixty and are looking forward to starting a new phase of their life. When Amy receives a text...

To help your children develop, grow and build their cognitive abilities, it's important for them to be creative, exercise their ability to think and execute logical reasoning. In this beautiful children's coloring book, ABC Coloring Book with a Side Dish of Giggles by Grace M....

The You-Song by Joanne Otto is not necessarily a song at all. It can be a hug, or a smile, or doing something for someone else. A You-Song is God's song coming out of a person, usually along with a smile. Just as each person...

Misplaced by Mara Gan is the second book in the Joined series. After the explosive first book, our main character, Meda, lands on a deserted beach with no memory of who she is or her past. The island she makes her home is cruel and...

Neck-Romancer: A Reverse Harem Paranormal Romance by Elizabeth Dunlap is a paranormal romance with a difference. Jaz Neck didn’t specialize in anything magic when her friends did and has resigned herself to a life of Ordinary. She has a friend – a ghost – who...

On some level, we all want greater peace. We all live in a hectic and chaotic world and most of us are pulled in different directions. There is always a requirement to build a career, volunteer, maintain a home, and still nurture meaningful relationships. There...

Heaven and Hell: The Psychology of the Emotions by Dr. Neel Burton gives readers insights about emotions and how these rule when it comes to determining their choice of profession, partner, and politics, and also relating to sex, money, and religion. The 32 chapters work...

Sandy is a service dog. Her little girl, Shelby, has epilepsy and Sandy’s job is to watch over Shelby and warn others when Shelby is about to have a seizure. Sandy can sense when a seizure is coming on. And, with her training, she’s a...

The Smidgeons lived in a lush green valley with a river running wide and a forest and mountains on the opposite side. Though the Smidgeons were not known to be big or strong, they used their brains and cooperation to get along. Everything was perfect...

Kaleisha is a mermaid who lives in the ocean. One day she asks Agwe the turtle if she can join him as he moves around the ocean floor, looking for tasty food to eat. He agrees and it’s a good thing. Seeing some jellyfish, he...

In Dickie Erman’s compelling historical novel, A Spy's Eyes: Rachael's Story, a spy for the Confederacy leaves the South, determined to help their side win the American Civil War. What Rachael Carrington did not count on is the doubt that begins to creep into her...