Krysten Harlow brings us the fourth book in The Chronicles of Lethia, The Redemption. New truths have come to the surface while others have stayed hidden. While Sab and Nate are going after the Exiled, Bea has decided to go to Zero, the darkest of...

Eat Meat Without Feet: 165 Healthy Pescatarian Meals Featuring Seafood and Vegetarian Proteins is a work of non-fiction in the cookery and nutrition subgenres. It is suitable for all readers and was penned by Carrie Shapley to showcase her flair and talent for inventive fish...

Robert Valle’s charming Christmas read, Miss Brown's Christmas, involves a beautiful romance with a mysterious twist. While working at the New York Public Library, Emily meets Tim, a shy man and like Emily, a newcomer to the city. After a painful breakup, Emily left everything...

Nope! Not Doing It! Conquering Fear by Nina Kassam teaches young readers how to overcome fear and the importance of self-awareness. Using vivid, illustrated examples, the book begins by asking readers if they have ever experienced being scared of something that caused them to feel...

H. D. Ronay's Magoo and his Magic Poo is about a cat named Magoo who loves the outdoors and has many animal friends. One day, he stumbled upon a strange place with numerous puppies and dogs in cages, most looking sad and unhealthy. It was...

The Wish Carvers, written by Kathleen Gauer and illustrated by Sari Richter, tells the story of elf siblings Fay and her brother Eddie, who spend their days creating beautiful carvings to sell at the village market every Saturday, so they can buy food, clothes, and...

She's Still Here is the first book in the Kate Sablowsky Paranormal Investigator series by Caitlin Alexander. Kate Sablowsky wasn't too excited about moving to Ravendale, Iowa. But when her mother's job as a TV anchor forces them to move again, Kate decides to take...

Hazelet’s Journal: A Riveting Alaska Gold Rush Saga written by George Cheever Hazelet and edited by his great-grandson John H. Clark is a fascinating account of George Cheever Hazelet’s Journal as he hunted for gold in the remote, unforgiving wilderness that was the Alaskan Goldfields...

The children in Ms. Rita’s class are super excited about the assignment she gives them to do during class. She asks them to discuss their favorite superheroes in preparation for the following show-and-tell day. Only a couple of kids pick superheroes like Superman and Harry...

Chrysteen Braun does it again with The Girls in Cabin Number Three, a fantastic addition to The Guest Book Trilogy. Carrie Davis enlists the help of interior designer and fellow cabin owner Annie Parker in updating the log home that she has just inherited from...

Foraging For Edible Wild Plants: The Natural Food Lover’s Guide to Identify and Cook the Abundant Free Food Around You Right Now by Greer Jackson is a helpful introduction to the world of foraging. As the work notes, the world around us is abundant...

The Adventures of Fuzzy and Buzzy is a sweet, educational children’s picture book by Josh Brandstadter. It’s time for Fuzzy the bear and Buzzy the bee to meet. Fuzzy just woke up from his hibernation and is positively starving! He can’t find anything nice to...

Sheldon’s Time by Lindsey Pope, delightfully and artfully illustrated by Nadja Bullis, is a charming and empowering tale for children in which Sheldon the Crab, Stella the Starfish, and Sully the Seagull find a way to harmonize their divergent energies. Stella and Sully are eager...

Once Upon an Enchantress by Hermione Lee tells a fantastical tale of good versus evil, bringing together humans, fairies, werewolves, mermaids, and more as differing sides fight for leadership and power. The main character Sharon, with her boyfriend Samuel and their friends Cynthia, Marcus, Sidney,...

Soldiers, Temples, and Crystals is the first book in The Newton Chronicles series by Terry Overton. Luke is spending another church service on his phone, as usual, until the mention of Isaac Newton piques his interest. His father disappeared two years ago, and Luke...

Birds in the Black Water by Kodie Van Dusen is a supernatural tale that is as suspenseful and intriguing as it is introspective. This is the story of Neviah. Ever since she was a child, she has been able to see a dark world known...

The Rebirth by V. P. Evans sees Dermot Walsh murdered after a lifetime of committing countless crimes. Before he dies, he sends a message to Jason Roneros about his murder. Jason had made a deal ten years ago with an organization named Imperatores to save...

Darcy Lane by James T. Graham shows how life can sometimes be cruel. That’s what seven-year-old Elise Rose learns. One day she’s a child enjoying her books and toys and then in a flash, her childhood’s over. She’s lived in a tenement flat with her...

Today, as a grandmother, my memories of how my two daughters tried my patience and drove me to despair when they were squabbling, misbehaving youngsters have grown dim. As I read Keri Williams’ memoir But, He Spit in my Coffee, I couldn’t help but wonder...

The Long Way Home from Crete is a work of fiction in the historical, military, and cross-cultural fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience and was penned by Isaac Kal. In this fascinating and socially relevant work of historical fiction, we...