Chipper Races Right by Kimber Fox Morgan is a children’s picture book. The Arctic Race is coming to town, and Chipper and his friends want to win. But Rocky the Raccoon from Little Rock always shows up and wins. Rocky is competitive and can’t stand...

The Day Bert Smiled: A Children’s Book About Cleft Lip and Palate Awareness by Christine Maier with illustrations by Aviva Brueckner is aimed at raising awareness about this condition, which is an opening in the lip and on the roof of the mouth. The story...

El Holly’s Fate of the Fae opens with Eevee on the run with Aspen. They move from one motel to another in the human realm to avoid capture by Nightglade. Eevee wants to visit her human family in Duluth, while Aspen goes to Elfaeme every...

Forger of the Sun by Adrian P is a thrilling addition to the world of the retrofuturism sci-fi genre. As the first installment of the PUNK series, the novel is a tale of unlikely alliances, action-packed mecha combat, intricate political dynamics, and character-driven drama. The...

The Estelusti Trail is the second book in the Pete Horse Series by Roy V. Gaston and is set in Florida during the Second Seminole War. Pete is a young Estelusti warrior. The Estelusti, or Black Seminoles, were descendants of runaway enslaved Africans who sought...

The Rule of Thirds is a work of fiction in the romance, suspense, interpersonal drama, and family drama subgenres, and is the third novel in The Annie Hawkins Green series. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Jeannée...

Have you ever wanted to do something but stopped right before because your brain didn't allow you to? Katie and Her Brain by Rose O'Donoghue is a story about a little girl just like that. Katie and her Brain did everything together. One day, Katie...

I Lost My Elephant is written by Donna McFarland and illustrated by Gayatri Ray. A little boy is distraught because he can’t find his baby elephant, Ellie. He searches his room, the kitchen, and the park and doesn’t find her. He thinks about all the...

Starting Over by Pernell Rogers is an intriguing collection of five short stories featuring women who experience unbelievable and horrific happenings in what begins as quite believable, even ordinary, events in their lives. In each story, we start with relatively ordinary events: a teen helping...

Do you believe in fate? Could a finger painting you created at school end up winning a prize and hanging in an art gallery? Why not? Art is what the artist says is art and in Sherrill S. Cannon’s My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book, the...

Swinging Away: A Celebration by Victor Pearn is a memoir that invites readers to witness a life shaped by military service, personal reflection, and an enduring love for poetry and nature. From his formative years in Illinois to the sandy shores of Hawaii, Pearn shares...

Coming Home: Windsor Peak by Denise Latham is a military drama. After his wife passed away unexpectedly fourteen years prior, leaving him with a young son, Jake Burrows enlisted in the military. After being hurt, Jake decided to return to his hometown to heal from...

More than seventy dead. Over a hundred injured. All sprawled in a bloody mess on the floor of what had been the launch party of a drag club a few hours before. This and a strong smell of gunpowder and the coppery smell of blood...

A girl expresses her love for her dad in the beautifully-crafted children’s book, I Love My Daddy: A Day With Daddy by Juanita Banks-Whittington. The story explores her relationship with her father and the activities they engage in throughout the day. After he wakes her...

Forgetting Me is a novel penned by author Katherine Tirado-Ryen in the women's fiction, interpersonal drama, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to adult readers. In this compelling tale of amnesia and self-discovery, Anne Strafford wakes up in a New York City hospital with...

In Katherine Tirado-Ryen’s The Secrets Inside, Connie had everything mapped out. A promising future with a scholarship meant boys never turned her head. She’d much rather have a new project to focus on. Chemistry was her passion, her love, until a different kind of chemistry...

Two Weeks of Summer: A Lighthearted Coming-of-Age Novel by Katherine Tirado-Ryen introduces us to Kimberly Kincaid or Kim, as she prefers others to call her. She is Puerto Rican and an ordinary woman like any one of us. She grew up in the shadow of...

Grow Up Fast: Lessons From an AI Startup is a work of non-fiction in the business, advice and guidance, and technology subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Zach Rattner. In this refreshing and candid exploration of...

Some Kids: Celebrating Diversity and Uniqueness is a children's book written and illustrated by Kimi Hall. Those who live in a small world often believe that all others in the world are just like they are. What many do not realize is that regardless of...

In Mark Bertrand's novel Starzel, Eulǝr, a Syganoid from Planet Forty-Four, investigates First Priority knowledge on Earth. Meeting a woman in black, his transportation contact, he decides to stay on Earth. Eulǝr engages in multiple philosophical discussions and confronts Androps, influenced by his parents' memories....