J.P. Barnett’s The Legacy of Rose Valley is the 6th book in the Lorestalker series. Finally graduating from college, Miriam and Macy were beginning a new chapter of their lives in Rose Valley. Due to their prior exploits, they have started to establish themselves as...

AI, Robots, and Humans: Our Servants or Masters by Rev. Oreste J. DAversa explores the intricate relationship between human beings and ever-developing technology. What does it mean to be human, and what differentiates us from machines? Human beings have physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects....

Lost and Found: Coming of Age in the Washington Press Corps by Ellen Hume is a stunning personal manifesto and commitment to making a difference where the odds are high. Ellen knows that as a woman, becoming a newspaper reporter in an industry dominated by...

Bertie Learns To Fly is written by Adam Bieranowski and illustrated by Zeke Sons. Bertie is a young bird who doesn’t know how to fly. His friends, Owl and Worm, encourage him to give it a try. Owl makes some suggestions to make it easier...

Children who learn about data will be ahead of the curve in school. Kathleen Yu wrote Data Literacy for Kids to help them learn how to collect and use data. In simple terms, Kathleen explains what data is, and how to collect, interpret, and use...

In Belonging Matters: Conversations on Adoption, Family, and Kinship, Julie Ryan McGue records her experiences as an adoptee during the Baby Scoop Era. After a breast biopsy, questions about her health history prompted her to embark on a journey to find her birth parents. The...

Suicide is one of the most extreme steps people can take. What drives a person to the point of thinking about ending their life? In Self-Inflicted: Confronting the Suicide Taboo, Karl T. Muth tackles this controversial topic from a fresh perspective and provides readers with...

Woodland: Family Portrait is a work of fiction in the urban science fiction, adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience and was penned by author Art Lionson. In the year 2043, the Woodland brothers, already grappling with the...

The Misadventures of an Imperfect Woman is a work of fiction penned by author Bela Gary in the women’s fiction, metaphysical adventure, and personal journey subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. A work that feels deeply and emotionally real, this...

Transcendence is an inspiring and intriguing memoir about Rebecca J. Brock's spiritual awakening process. In this book, you'll find Rebecca's deeply personal and revealing story filled with change, tragedy, abuse, illnesses, and challenges. She tells how a series of supernatural events led her to discover...

Beyond the Yellow Door by Jane E. Ruth is a bilingual kids' adventure story. Yihana has come to stay with her aunt and uncle. A city girl from British Guyana, she is intrigued by their farm in the country. She adores spending time with the...

Are you looking for a captivating science book for your child? Look no further than Judah Giraffe is Happy To Be Wrong, a delightful story that introduces children to the wonders of scientific methods. Author Ben Okon has crafted a tale to engage young readers...

Drawing absolute conclusions from two seemingly relatable examples doesn't always lead to the truth. This is wonderfully demonstrated by Ben Okon in a delightful children's tale -- Nora and Cora Narwhal Prove Whales Can Fly: Designing Experiments. Nora, a unicorn whale, lives a happy life...

Oliver Octopus and the Unwinnable Game, written by Ben Okon and illustrated by Jeevankar Bansiwal, is the story of the day Oliver Octopus helped his friend Sue Stingray learn how to play games with his friends, the cave fish. At the beginning of the story,...

Trapped in the Tunnel is a work of fiction in the Christian storytelling, adventure, and family drama subgenres, and it forms the opening novel to The Brady Street Boys Adventure Series. It is intended for middle-grade readers upwards and was penned by author Katrina Hoover...

Teresella Gondolo shares her unusual experiences with patients in her book Fifty Shades of Gray Matter. As a neurologist, the author has encountered a wide variety of extraordinary cases, from people who can’t recognize faces to individuals who experience pain during orgasm. The book covers...

“Nonfiction indeed comes from a place of reality. It may be spun, twisted, distorted, edited, or even censored, but somewhere in there is a real person, place, or situation.” Based on fact, any form of writing, including nonfiction, requires thorough research and intense attention to...

In Detective Natty and Doggy Dale Follow the Clues, Deborah Hunt relates four short mysteries for children. Detective Natty is an elementary-grade sleuth who solves mysteries with the help of the ghost of her great-grandparents' dog, Dale. Her famous great-grandparents were known for solving mysteries...

Blood Tithe is a dark fantasy horror novel by Tony Fuentes and C.S. Kading. Twenty-year-old Imperium scribe Lyric Wax is eager to go through her Verdad ritual, a quest for truth. She joins Inquisitors Jalin Cortez and Esperanza Boyorquez on what was supposed to be...

Paws Across Rome by Habiba Begum is a breathtaking and endearing adventure about the love between a human and her cat. Mia has always loved traveling and seeing what new places she can discover. But most of all, she loves her cat Bella and the...