If you’re looking for an introduction to the Baha’i Faith, which is framed in terms of the problems and challenges that the world is experiencing today and what we can do about them, What In The World Is Baha'i: Do You Really Need To Know...

Why see things in black and white when life is much better if you think of it in color? Do you know that seeing things only in black and white could mean you have a scarcity mentality? If you want to live a colorful and...

Whether you enjoy military history in general or biographies in particular, Terror in Frankfurt: The Untold Story About One of the Worst Terrorist Attacks in U.S. Air Force History by Master Sergeant Trevor D. Brewer and W. Craig Reed is for you. This engaging memoir...

W World Kids: What in the World is the Coronavirus? (What in the World Series) by Martina Domino is an educational story about coronavirus; if you wish to teach your child about the disease, this book will be perfect for doing that. Join Jalen and...

Patients in Peril: The Demise of Primary Care in America by Gregg Coodley M.D. is a non-fiction medical book that details the history of general practice and primary healthcare in the United States. He describes how the decline in primary care is detrimental to doctors,...

At the age of twenty-three, Colin Yurcisin accumulated a debt of $50,000. That was three years ago. Now, he is a multimillionaire traveling all over the world with a three-million-dollar apartment of his own. Go All In: How I Went from 50K in Debt at...

The University Drop-In: The Life of Calestous Juma in His Own Words is an inspiring autobiography. Professor Calestous Juma is an internationally recognized authority on the application of science and technology to sustainable development; he has certainly come a long way. Born in Bubamba in...

A Walk In Ola's Shoes (Adventures in Ola’s Shoes Series Book 1) is a children’s picture book by Victoria Deodato with illustrations by Khan. Ola is a ten-year-old girl who loves animals. She keeps her strength up by doing yoga with her animal friends and...

Dreaming In Spanish: An Unexpected Love Story in Puerto Vallarta by Sara Alvarado is a refreshingly honest memoir about a young woman trying to heal from past substance addictions and sexual traumas. Sara wants to become a better person and stop being a crazy party...

See Yourself in Cybersecurity: A Book About Careers in Cybersecurity for the Next Generation is an educational book for young readers by Zinet Kemal. If you’re considering which career to embark upon, why not take a closer look at cybersecurity? There are many fascinating career...

Singing in The Cornfield is the second novella in Bethany Jones' Virtues of Love Collection. It's a wonderful Christian novel of resilience, discovery, kindness, love, hope, and endurance. It follows 26-year-old Merridith, who has a beautiful voice and knows to keep on living life with a smile no...

Opposites in the Wild: Finding Opposites in Animals and Nature by Mara Mae is a colorful rhyming book that helps young children think and learn about contrasts and opposites. It begins with a large elephant standing next to a tiny mouse. Over the following pages,...

Chariots in the Sky by Larry A. Freeland is a war novel that plunges readers right into the airborne chaos of the Vietnam War with unflinching realism and emotional clarity. We're with Captain Taylor St. James and his Huey helicopter crew, as the novel chronicles...

A Work in Attraction by K.A. Ross follows Nellie, a twenty-four-year-old widow who works as a temp manuscript reader at Writers World Publishing. She hopes to turn her temporary role into a junior agent position, but faces stiff competition from Tonya, whom she dubs “Villain.”...

Fast Profits in Hard Times shares the winning approach for amassing assets. These tactics work well in both a booming economy and a weakening one. The reader needs to understand that he/she will need have some money to invest. Topics covered in this book include: "-100 stocks...

Police Officer Katrina (K.O.) Ogden works for the Honolulu Police Department. She runs a pretty tight ship in the ID and Records Department. Although she has been a resident for almost 20 years,she is still considered a “haole”, a white person. The body of Mr. Ellis...

At the risk of sounding corny and unprofessional: there’s gold in them thar hills! The hills being Rachel Thompson’s superb and timely social-media marketing guidebook, BadRedhead Media 30-Day Book Marketing Challenge, addressed specifically to the needs of authors whom she assumes are already producing a...

I am a teacher and I believe in the power of education. I believe education can move things forward. From individual lives, to families, to cities, to nations, education can have a profound effect. There are a lot of things that go into creating any...

The events that defined and shaped the United States are often taught as a series of dates with brief details because history cannot document the discourse that brought about the radical changes needed to invent a country. As a result, there is a gap in...

Something in the Basement by Malika Oakley is a charming and slightly spooky children’s story that invites readers to confront fear with curiosity, courage, and a touch of humor. The tale unfolds with a childlike voice and perspective, capturing the universal childhood experience of imagining...