Following Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, 17-year-old Ronald Schulz chose to leave home, establish a commune in Chicago, and join the Yippee revolution. Thus began his road trip, in which he encountered a variety of characters, including a sexually unsatisfied deacon, homosexual guys who gave...

New House for Mouse by Fynisa Engler and Ryan Law is a picture book about foster care, learning to adapt, and being comfortable with difficult emotions. Mouse misses his mother when he goes to live at Mama Bunny’s foster home. His mood worsens when breakfast...

Traveling all over the world is a dream for many. However, only a small percentage of people manage to accomplish this due to their life circumstances. Life Travel and the People in Between is a memoir by Mike Nixon. Mike relates his journey to becoming...

Corona Here, Corona There, Corona, You Better Leave This Year! is about the Corona pandemic from a child's perspective, written by Nakeisha Maharaj and her ten-year-old son Cristofer Maharaj. It depicts a curious child's struggle with questions about the pandemic. The child does not understand...

The founding fathers of the world’s most powerful nation − the United States of America − were both objective and precise about the form of government and its workings when they drafted the American constitution. They intended that a representative government would control the state,...

The Olympus Project is a work of fiction in the science fiction and dystopian subgenres and forms the first installment in the Gaia series. It is best suited to mature readers and was penned by author Zoë Routh. In this opening adventure to what promises...

The Quarter Mage by Angelina J. Steffort is a fantasy novel and the first book in a new series by the same name. Sanja, a human princess and runaway bride, flees a cruel court and a grotesque bloodbath to save her neck. Assuming a new...

Beneath the Darkening Clouds is a work of fiction in the historical, interpersonal drama, and family saga subgenres. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some moderate use of explicit language, scenes of a sexual nature, and some mild...

Captured by COVID: Deceit, Conspiracy and Death - A True Story by Michael E. Bowers is a chilling memoir that details the author's harrowing experience while being treated for Covid-19. On December 31, 2020, Michael, his wife Diane, and son Brandon tested positive for Covid-19....

Rune Myth's Pirate Alphabet by Shannon E Langel invites us to take part in a wonderful adventure. Rune Myth is a playful dog that will help children from 3 to 5 years of age study the alphabet and be entertained at the same time. From...

Rough sex, strip dancing, terrifying orgies, drugs, torture, and submission is the only life Danika Wheeler, alias Jezebel, has known ever since they took her and her little sister away. Nine years now under her pervert captors, Danika knows enough about their evil organization and...

The Big Mean Mean Bully by Levon Brevard-Mays is an educational picture book for young children. A young boy named Eugene is nervous about school. He hasn't studied for the test and knows his mom will be furious if he doesn't achieve a good grade....

The Tiffin is a work of fiction in the cultural and adventure subgenres. It is intended for middle-grade and young adult readers and was penned by Mahtab Narsimhan, with narration for the audiobook format provided by Michael Mola. In this charming and fascinating story about...

The Timber Stone by Dave Abare takes you on a journey through life. Joshua Traxon used to be famous but now all he wants is peace. Escaping LA, he heads for Vermont, where he plans to settle down with Pickle, his pug and best friend,...

A Grave Invitation is the first installment in Ron Lamberson’s Kilimanjaro Club Adventure Series. This thrilling high adventure introduces you to Stuart Mancini, CFO of D’Artagnan Group, wherein he is responsible for ensuring that the firm’s assets are readily available and flourishing. Just as he...

What is STEM? It’s an acronym and we’re familiar with acronyms in an era that lives by them. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Medicine. There are a lot of men and women who have excelled in different strands of STEM, but more has...

Penguins Eat Pancakes by Low Lai Chow is a picture book that gives us a line-up of popular carnivorous animals and their usual meals. This is quickly followed by suggested meatless and possibly plant-based but still palatable and healthy alternatives to enjoy, all of which...

Life can sometimes set up roadblocks that you cannot foresee. Bitter Melons by Stephanie Chan follows a young girl who has a hard time coping with the ups and downs of life after her father's untimely passing when she was thirteen years old. Having grown...

It's OK to Lose! is a wonderful educational story for children by Stephanie Chan on how to deal with losing in the everyday activities of life. The first thing I noticed and liked is the opening page. On this page, children can fill in the...

Have you ever knitted a sweater with an Irish Setter, or played tug with a Pug? An Alphabet Tail is a children’s animal book from the Phoebe Cakes Tails series by Michelle Dumont. Phoebe Cakes, a special needs Bulldog from New Orleans, Louisiana didn’t have...