On an Ocean Journey: Animals in Motion through the Seas by Elizabeth Shreeve takes readers on a colorful adventure through Earth's interconnected oceans. In rhyming text and with scientifically accurate illustrations, the book celebrates over 30 sea creatures and their distinctive movement across various marine...

In 185 Days: The Diary of a Combat Carpenter in Iraq, S. A. McManus chronicles his deployment experiences from preparation in Sydney to life in Baghdad, and after. He recounts his arrival at Camp Sather and the difficulty of military operations while under the constant...

Standing on Our Ancestors' Shoulders by Merry Stewart is a collection of stories exploring the historical experiences and transitions of African Americans in rural Georgia from the 1930s to the 1970s. It covers family, home, school, and church life and is focused on oral history...

Miles of Adventure: Caribbean Sun & Fun in Barbados by Jamie Bright is a charming and delightful tale for children aged four and up that captures the joy and wonder of childhood exploration. The story follows young Miles as he embarks on a series of...

In Mending Education, Karen Gross and Edward K. S. Wang look into the pandemic's impact on education, and areas like trauma-sensitive approaches and mental wellness. They identify five positive outcomes, such as anti-racism improvements and innovative teaching methods from online learning. Gross and Wang talk...

“Why bother? Why not just enjoy life as it is? In a hundred years, I’ll be dead, and all that struggle and pain, and whatever else it took to make it big, would have gotten me exactly as deep into the ground as everyone else...

The Worker Bees by Wanda Hernandez is a children's picture book that follows the lives of bees in a hive. One day, Big Bee seeks out new workers to help feed the family and perform extra duties. By noon, she has found bees willing to...

Asayi: An Autistic Teen's Journey to Topple a Shogun in Medieval Japan by Sharon Curcio follows the titular Asayi, daughter of a scribe to the Ashikaga Shogun. Asayi is brought to deliver her father's legal scrolls to the Shogun and arrange her marriage as third...

The Alchemist's Dilemma: Book 2 in The Alchemist's Chronology by Jef Curlin follows Finn Graye, an alchemist, just trying to navigate through his grief, complicated friendships, and an alien race hell-bent on causing chaos. After the last attack against the Magistracy of the Supernatural, it...

I was born in Tennessee, and even though I grew up in Atlanta, GA, I still consider Tennessee my home state. Those who read this book and hopefully visit the beautiful Volunteer State will soon understand why Tennessee will always be “home, sweet home, to...

Teleporting Dummies by The Kruger Institute For Language Education is a surprisingly fun bilingual book that may make you laugh out loud while learning Spanish. The titular “dummies” are Gus and Royal, a classic comedy pair. Gus is dumb, and Royal is even dumber. But...

Act of God: In the Beginning by J.B. Strogh presents a dystopian vision where Earth faces an impending ice age, pushing humanity to build the Ark, a ship that will transport 500,000 souls to a new world. The story follows Michael, a church ward chosen...

No One Has to Die by Steve Monier presents a gripping and detailed account of the nearly nine-month armed standoff between U.S. Marshals and Ed and Elaine Brown in 2007. This standoff in Plainfield, New Hampshire's scenic town, represents a unique case of law enforcement...

Karen Brough’s Angie Loves to Dance is a charming picture book that celebrates the joy of movement, self-expression, and embracing each day with gratitude. Perfectly crafted for children aged 4 to 8, the story follows Angie, an adventurous and spirited character who dances her way...

In Divorce Decision Decoded: The Revolutionary Guide for Women to Get Clarity & Certainty in 30 Days, Mike Fink presents a systematic approach to overcoming indecision in relationships. He introduces "The Decoding Grid," a tool designed to clarify emotions, evaluate core values, and assess relationship...

In Run, Girls: A Memoir of an Appalachian Family in Crisis, Jenny Cafaro details her life as well as her mother's and father's family situations. After her parents' relationship ran its course, Cafaro discusses the time she and her three sisters spent with her mother's...

D.O.L.: Light Running is the third novel in the D.O.L. series by Jason Logan Maxwell. The trials and tribulations of Lilly continue as she gets her first mission. Lilly needs to survive the boot camp and thrive in it. The training was tough, and the...

In this age of rapid technological development and change, leaders must constantly adapt and evolve to ensure their businesses thrive and continue to attain success. Dave Osh has had a distinguished corporate career with varied roles as a management consultant, CFO and COO of Nasdaq-listed...

The Lies She Tells by Alex Woolf is a delightful romantic comedy that explores the complex world of modern relationships. The story centers on Kay, a witty and resourceful librarian, who constructs an elaborate double life as a means of escaping her past. Her carefully...

Windy, a young wind, is eager to go to earth and be a real wind. Although his parents refuse his request because he is not yet ready, the Little Wind remains adamant. Eventually, Mama Wind and Papa Wind heed his request and decide to start...