Fadelah Mahmood's children's book What Should I Do is a fable in the form of a picture book. Yousuf has three siblings, Adam, Zak, and Hannah. One day, when their mother is away, Yousuf's cushion lands on his mother's favorite ornament, causing it to break....

Available As Is: A Midlife Widow’s Search for Love is a work of non-fiction in the memoir subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Debbie Weiss. The book follows the author’s journey in the aftermath of her husband’s...

Embarrassing George by Kimber Morgan is the story of little George the 6th or 7th who has a Family Night coming up at school, and he is dreading it because his family is so embarrassing. His father wears his underwear outside, his mother can’t cook,...

The Lonely Daffodil by Emily Langhorne, illustrated by Heather Heyworth, is the story of a daffodil that blooms at the bottom of a hill, away from the rest of the daffodils on the hilltop. The daffodil wishes to join in their nightly songs but is...

Everybody's Body: A Body Positive Picture Book For Children by Tracey Rimell is a children's picture book that encourages acceptance. Everyone is different and that's how it should be because if all people were the same, life would be pretty boring. If you have a...

Death Throes of the Broken Clockwork Universe is a collection of poetry in the inspirational and emotional subgenres. It was created over a period of ten years and is curated and penned by poet Wayne David Hubbard, who writes on esoteric and unfinished concepts that...

Pig by J. N. Johnson is fictional writing at its best. The protagonist, Dando, thinks that she has finally gone insane when she discovers a strange silver panel in the glove box of her Volvo car. Everything that went into the glove box gets sucked...

Joytime: 31 Devotions for Women with Guided Journaling by Dr. Joy Greene is a creative motivational tool that is touched with scripture throughout. It has an uplifting tonal property that emanates from the pages, making the reader feel elevated toward a higher power, whether that...

#ONECHOICE – How Ten Seconds Can Change Your Life is a work of non-fiction in the social issues subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Becky Savage, with contributions from the memories of Nick and Jack Savage. The...

The Trecian Witch and The Imperial Admiral! is a work of fiction in the science fiction subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author John R. Carden. The book charts a collision of two cultures as the subtle and...

Dusty Road Home is a work of fiction in the LGBTQ romance subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Isabella. The book follows Melanie Crenshaw, a successful author who has fled the limelight following a particularly public breakup...

Allen Winthrup and his two brothers, Paul and Chet, were orphans who had a ranch in their names. However, their uncle Barnaby was their guardian and executor. One day, Barnaby claimed to find some precious metals on the land and set off for San Francisco...

The Sound of the Broken Wand is a collection of poetry in the inspirational and emancipatory subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by poet Tiki Black, who is also a singer and songwriter. Lending her lyricism to this collection...

Imprint by Madeline J. Rose is the first book in the Ink Press series. Paige wouldn't describe her life as ordinary. She has a unique ability that other book lovers would love to possess. She can jump into a good (or even bad) book. Paige...

Valley Fliers by David Boito is a thriller written for young adult readers. Seventeen-year-old Jay Smalley loves flying remote control planes and lives near the San Fernando Valley miniature airfield. He is a member of the Valley Fliers Flying Club. The story unravels during the...

In When Your Hand is in the Lion's Mouth, Nita Whitaker recounts her father Green Whitaker's life and his core values of family, hard work, and faith. Despite the unimaginable pain of his wife's passing, Green remained devoted to his children with total resilience and...

The setting of Hell Spring by Isaac Thorne is one that readers have often encountered before: a small American town with its usual mix of inhabitants. But that setting soon turns into a nightmare - at least for the handful of people who find themselves...

In the heartfelt poetry collection, Seeing Voices: Poetry in Motion, Kelly Sargent recounts nostalgic memories of moments spent with her twin sister who was born deaf. The poem “Her Voice” offers the background of the sisters. They were born in Luxembourg and adopted months later...

The Self-Liberation of Parson Sykes: Enslavement in Southampton County, Virginia by David J. Mason tells the story of the author’s great-grandfather, Parson Sykes, and his journey to freedom during the Civil War. The author does a remarkable job of setting up the details of the...

With abortion once again a hot political/religious and social topic in the US since the reversal of the Roe-Wade ruling, it’s little wonder that writers are speaking out. Teresa Benitez, the author of the memoir Unburdening, is one of these. Her story graphically detailing three...