What does one do with a silly dog? Well, love him, of course! And, laugh with him, too. Duke was a silly dog, a hound dog, to be more precise. He was adopted from a pound and instantly became an important member of a family....

Adopt a Dinosaur is a children's picture book by Andrew Abel. It introduces young readers to the Dinosaur Adoption Agency, a place where children can find their favorite prehistoric creatures. Each dinosaur featured in the book hopes to find a loving family, but the question...

In a Pickle by Marilyn Whitehorse details the humorous journey of the protagonist Charles Madison Montgomery Washington. Through a series of adventures, from hiding money in a pickle jar to taking on the identity of a reverend, Charles' resourcefulness and entrepreneurial spirit are highlighted....

The Boy Who Found a Magic Wand by Elie N.R. is a magical tale of a young boy called Neo who finds a magic wand with his name etched on it. Neo already has a kind heart, and with this magic wand, he starts to...

Two O'Clock on a Tuesday at Trevi Fountain: My Search for an Unconventional Life Abroad is a travel memoir about one young woman’s dream of living abroad. Helene grew up with parents who encouraged her love of travel with trips to London when she was...

Born a Viking: Blót by Riccardo Polacci is a fantastic tale of Viking family life, myths, lore, and their gathering every nine years, known as Blót, at their most sacred temple complex in Uppsala, Sweden. Sigurd is just nine years old when he and his...

There's A Duck In The House is a children's book written by Don M. Winn and illustrated by Joshua Wichterich. It is a lazy day. At home, Martha reads a book while Frank goes upstairs to run a bath. When Martha starts screaming, Frank comes...

Twisty and True Tails of a Shelter Dog Matchmaker is a work of non-fiction in the spiritual, emotional writing, and inspirational subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Jean M. Alfieri, this charming collection contains many heartwarming stories of...

Niomi Nicci tells her story in an introduction and two parts in Journey of a Radiant Heart. The first section details Niomi's earlier experiences, and the latter part addresses her personal growth and experience with otherworldly beings. Niomi discusses her path through the Santeria religion,...

The Diary of a Sugarbaby is a dystopian drama by J.Q. Gagliastro. In the near future, the United States no longer functions as a liberal democracy. Instead, it's a totalitarian dystopia where the land is known as the Divided, split into factions of the Elders...

Life After Gluten (A.G.): Vol 1. Breakfasts & Desserts, written by Tamara Green, is an e-cookbook brimming with over 100 delicious gluten-free recipes. The book is thoughtfully organized into six broad categories: Breakfast delights like Doughnuts, Pancakes, and Quick Breads; sumptuous Cakes and Tortes; irresistible...

What Is a Stock? by Kelly Lee is a children's picture book that teaches young readers about businesses and stocks. The story follows Charlie, a gray rabbit who runs a bakery that sells various pastry treats. Although his bakery is doing well, he wants to...

To End Every War is a work of fiction in the fantasy, epic adventure, and action subgenres, and is the opening novel in the series of the same name. The work is best suited to mature adult readers owing to the presence of sex, violence,...

Romancing a Pirate is a work of fiction in the historical adventure, romance, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of sex, violence, and explicit language throughout, as well as some darker adult themes. Penned by author Raelle Logan,...

Finding success through self-employment is immensely rewarding for individuals in any profession. In Succeeding as a Solopreneur, Liz J. Steblay, a successful entrepreneur and consultant with Fortune 500 clients, offers readers six keys to success within a detailed step-by-step framework to become a solopreneur. Steblay...

Diary of a Woman's Misadventures in Iraq is a work of non-fiction in the military, autobiography, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Melia Meichelbock, this candid and interesting work provides an unfiltered and authentic account...

In Train Like A Champ: Harnessing Peak Performance, Dr. Cate Coker begins with a focus on optimizing athletic performance through a holistic understanding of the human body, sports, and the environment. Rejecting universal training, she advocates for personalized, intelligent approaches tailored to each athlete. Integral...

There's a Mouse in the House is a children’s picture book written by Angela M. Smith with illustrations by Mina Basic Stankovic. The story follows a family who discovers a mouse, named Magnus, in their kitchen. Initially, they are frightened by his presence and start...

In Sickness and In Health / Yom Kippur in a Gym is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, literary fiction, and cultural writing subgenres. These two novellas are best suited to the general adult reading audience. Each of these unique and interesting short...

It Started With A Whale is a children's picture book written by John Kuch and illustrated by Felipe Calv. Zoe wants only one thing in life – to see a real-life whale, not just a picture of one. Her teacher is caught up in her...