Nowhere to Call Home, Volume 4: Photographs and Stories of People Experiencing Homelessness by Leah den Bok, and with interviews conducted by her father Tim den Bok, is a first-hand account and pictorial compilation of the photographer's desire to humanize and bring homelessness out from...

Calico Rae: The Twisted Towers is a work of fiction in the fantasy and paranormal subgenres. It is aimed at younger readers and was penned by author Doug Weller. The book follows plucky young adventurer Calico who discovers she has a magical bond with a...

I officially have a humongous case of the yawns, thanks to the book My Unicorn and the Very Contagious Case of the Yawns (Sleepy Kids Series). This is such a creative, unique book that I can't wait to read to my own kids. I found...

Cats and Dogs Make the Best of Friends by Gina Gallois is a children’s book that tells the story of two best friends, Sage and Jasmine. Sage’s family has adopted two little kittens, Carly and Fury, for him and his sister Hazel. His family always...

Rhymes, opposites, facts about opossums. This book has it all. Opossums are the only marsupials that live in North America. Their babies are called joeys, just like baby kangaroos. In Opossum Opposites, Gina Gallois has assembled a wonderful collection of facts about opossums for children...

In Mama Opossum’s Misadventures (Awesome Opossum Stories), Gina Gallois tells the tale of an opossum who loses her ten joeys. She sets out to find them, meeting other nocturnal creatures as she searches for her offspring. Some of the animals are not friendly, so Mama...

When most people think of opossums, they have negative thoughts: pests, giant rodents, and roadkill. Some think of food. On the other hand, some think opossums are cute and cuddly. Gina Gallios thinks opossums are to be loved. Her love for them shows through in...

Cicada City: A Bug Club Story makes us see cicadas in a new and fascinating way through adventure and exploration. The book introduces us to three children who are good friends and neighbors: Hyacinth, Jaylen, and Sakura. Every Saturday, without exception, they get together to...

Bibi Blundermuss and the Tree Across the Cosmos is a children's fantasy novel by Andrew Durkin. Since moving to her new woodland home and the disappearance of her parents six months ago, twelve-year-old Bibi Blundermuss suffers from deep-seated anxiety, having nightmarish visions of trees and...

Falling for the Suitor is a work of fiction in the romance and interpersonal drama subgenres, and it forms part of the Suitor Science book series. It was penned for the adult reading audience by author Holly Kerr but does not contain any graphic content....

More Than Mom by Shakira A. Wright is an impactful, faith-based self-help guide that contains wise advice about navigating motherhood. When Wright decided to leave her career and become a stay-at-home mom, her decision was met with skepticism by family, friends, and work colleagues. Despite...

Dreams are wonderful. They make us go to new and unknown places, they help us to live new experiences and to develop our creativity. I Bet a Dragon Could is a clear example of this. It’s the story of a boy who passes by a...

In How To Potty Train A Unicorn by Hailee Oman, we are introduced to a young girl who is at her wit's end with her pet unicorn. She’s desperately trying to get her to go potty in the toilet but the unicorn refuses and fights...

At Trails End: Homecoming by John Strother tells the story of four unlucky sophomore boys who attend Trails End’s high school. Unfortunately, in their first days, each boy has a fateful encounter with Assistant Coach Anders, earning themselves their respective monikers: Ink, Dusty, Smoke, and...

Things are strange even before Kiki and her older sister, Alison, leave home to go to the Mount Faylinn Dance Conservatory for the summer. Alison is a very talented dancer; Kiki prefers her drawing, but she’s excited about this mysterious dance camp that they’ve heard...

The Vargarian Sire: Book Two of The Djed Chronicles by Katharine E. Wibell is a wonderful and compelling fantasy adventure that keenly follows the events of the first installment. A year after the Twelve Tasks have been completed, Katie returns to Earth after having proven...

Violin lives with her family in a music store. Do you know who her family members are? Well, you see, she’s part of the String Family: Viola, Cello and Double bass and, of course, Violin. There’s lots of music in the music store and Violin...

Demons, the Great White North and the Blind Detective by Shawn Adair Johnston is a modern-age Sherlock Holmes with supernatural elements and high-tech innovation. Set in the year 2080 when flying cars are real, and the world is far more advanced than it is now,...

Jasmine C. Caldwell’s The Geek Girl Squad: Olivia, is pure gold! Our main characters Olivia and Jake share a mutual interest in a few things geek. Where Olivia is not shy about her extra-curricular activities, Jake likes to keep his on the down-low. After a...

Treezz is a work of fiction in the fantasy, action, and adventure subgenres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience and was penned by author Raymond Graf. A climate-conscious novel that really hits on pertinent issues of the here and now, the work...