Lila the cat is always in a good mood. One day, Lila approaches her food tray and finds inside it a sparkly, mysterious yarn colored pink and green. What could this yarn be? Following its thread, Lila begins an exciting and mysterious journey that...

Bubbe’s Sweet Surprise by Sherry Dahl is such a sweet treat for any child to read. Not only does it have educational elements throughout the book to teach children Yiddish words, but the illustrations created by Mike Motz are so incredibly expressive, bringing ultimate joy...

Mystery, magic, and a little bit of mayhem ensue in The Spellbound Abbey by Mason Monteith. Audrey Hughes was an ordinary girl working to make ends meet in order to support her family. It was upon the death of her friend Farah Davies that Audrey’s...

Coffee shop restrooms are for customers only, or so we are told at the start of the latest installment of Golden November's novels, One Hundred Books on the Wall. Following in the tradition of November's theater in a book writing style, the storyline hops from...

During high school, Jay Colburn first discovers the truth about himself: He does not like girls the way other boys do. Jay immediately starts hating himself and wishes he was ‘normal’ instead of drooling over posters of his favorite rock band’s lead. Time passes, but...

The Prickly Little Porcupine is a children’s book by Jill Horton. The book opens with Posey Porcupine staring at herself in the mirror. She’s worried about her quills and how others perceive them. She wanted to be more like her other forest friends who are...

Blessed with Ducks by Tristan Mowrey is a delightful story about being stuck at home, and discovering a mama mallard has made a nest in their flower garden. At first, Tristan documented Mama Mallard, whom he names Molly. He took a picture of her in...

You Finished Treatment, Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors by Dr. Amy Rothenberg is an indispensable roadmap for people who have gone through cancer treatments and find themselves facing a high wall afterward. In most cases, the battle isn't over after the last...

An old, handmade clock for a school project challenges the bonds between a mother and her daughter. A sixteen-year-old named Leon has lost his mother and can't get along with his grieving father, but someone is watching over him. A satnav has its own opinion...

After so much practice, Sloane finds herself at the Olympic games in Beijing representing her country, the USA. She meets Jae Sung, a male swimmer from North Korea. Before they knew it, they had fallen head over heels for each other. However, the future of...

The Two Wolves is the third novel in the Dying Truth Exposed series by Marcus Abston, continuing the story of Annabelle as she moves forward in her life with her Cherokee family. Being married to John was the best decision of her life. Now that...

The Moon Knows Lily by Ednar Jacques, illustrated by Cha Consul, is about a little girl who is curious about the moon. The story starts early in the morning as Lily rides the bus to school with the moon in the sky, smiling at her....

One with the Grime at the Bottom is a crime thriller by Simon James Wood. It's been just five days in a new city when Morgan's life turns upside down as she is caught in the middle of a killing spree perpetrated by gangsters. She...

Beneath by Simon James Wood is a crime thriller. The Cartwright family has been brutally murdered in a hotel room, and Detective Andrew Bates is in charge of solving it. Something about the setting tells him there's more to this than meets the eye. Meanwhile,...

How to Develop Happiness: A Doctor's Journey to Find Meaning and Be Happy in Difficult Times is a self-help manual. Dr. Rafal Zielinski writes that people can live enjoyable and meaningful lives by applying the philosophies and practices that he has learned through his personal...

Eliza and The Paladin by Lisa Gayle is an engrossing young adult novel about humans and dragons, space travel, and colonization. It follows a few different families as they slowly make their way to another planet because Earth is dying. For years Colonel Paul Alexander...

The Lady of the Mirrored Lake is a work of fiction in the paranormal, dark fantasy, and romance subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of graphic sexual nature and the use of explicit language throughout. Penned by author Jennifer Ivy...

Hitting the Road Without a Map is a work of non-fiction in the memoir subgenre. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some instances of explicit language use and was penned by author Fred Rutter about an incredible cross-country journey and the impact...

I’ll be honest here: I like thrillers but not every thriller, especially conspiracy thrillers, are easy to follow. So many are description-heavy when it comes to settings or they are overloaded with backstories on too many characters. The result? A plot that gets bogged down...

Izzy jumped and ran to the Christmas tree in excitement because of the gifts from Santa. She couldn’t wait to see what new toys she got on Christmas morning. Unfortunately, Izzy saw a stuffed animal waiting for her and was disappointed. Her parents introduced the...