Wingless is a children's fantasy novel by Catherine Witzaney. Asher Songfeather, a young half-bat, half-feather wingless sprite, has ambitions to join the Forest Guard one day. But when his adoptive sister Carinen's health takes a turn for the worse, Asher reluctantly agrees to help the...

J. Scott Pyles' Curtis: Or One Night in Harlem follows the story of a young black man in 1991, in Harlem, New York, navigating life against the backdrop of the Rodney King case. Since he was a young boy, Curtis saw his foster mother, Eunice,...

Charlie at the Pom Springs Hotel: A "Tail" of Love, Friendship, and Dog Adoption by Lara Eurdolian King is an absolutely lovely “tail” of love between people and their pets. It is original as the pet to be adopted, Charlie, our protagonist, is showing hotel...

A Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving by Blair Sorrel is a memoir in which the author divulges to readers her childhood memories, family dynamics, and life with schizoid personality disorder. From the family's move to Belmont and the adjustment to an affluent...

The Beast of Bear-Tooth Mountain by Michael John Petty revolves around Jordan and Deon, who set out to conquer Bear-Tooth Mountain despite warnings after a chance encounter with Reverend Jude Anthony. The journey takes a mysterious turn as they find themselves trapped in a cavern...

In Forest Bowman’s All Our Yesterdays, in the year 1896, young Adam Richter, just fourteen years of age, found himself in a bleak existence on a barren farm. There, the tender orphan suffered under the cruel hands of two brothers, whose hearts knew nothing of...

In Bridges Between Our Hearts, Jennifer Collins has written an awe-inspiring book about a woman who loses her daughter and how the ones who are left behind handle their grief at the loss. The story unfolds most sensitively and the reader will find themself identifying...

It’s okay to be fussy. In Wendy Hilberman’s The Fussy Finch, Francine is a fussy finch who loves to bathe, eat choice treats from the feeder, enjoy feather-soft bedding in her nest, sing the brightest, and fly to put on a show. Her mother tries...

Spirit Guides on Speed Dial: A Pragmatic Approach to Getting What You Want is a work of non-fiction in the spiritual guidance, motivational writing, and advice subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Jules Apollo. Readers...

Dottie & the Art of Dying by Sarah Asermily follows a dying woman's journey as she navigates death and the beyond. It's been nine months since Dottie Clark was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Now on her deathbed, Dottie is surrounded by her loving children and...

Welcome to Bellechester is a work of fiction penned by author Margaret A. Blenkush in the historical drama, cozy mystery, and suspense subgenres, and forms the second novel in the Dr. M.E. Senty book series. The work is suitable for the general reading audience. The...

The Doctor of Bellechester by Margaret A. Blenkush, the first book in a series, starts with Doctor Harold Merton arriving in London from the small village of Bellechester on a hot August day in 1959. He is about to meet with his old friend and...

Chef Dulcia Alexander introduces readers to Jazz Jazz's Venture Into the Vegan World with Jamaican-inspired vegan meals and drinks, and vegetarian sauces and condiments. Backed by a Food and Beverage Management degree and twenty years of experience, Chef Alexander offers recipes with full-color photos and...

In Gwen Banta's Beyond the Hole in the Fence, authorities in New York sought to remove Rainy and place her in foster care after it was discovered that she and Gramps were not related. After fleeing their home, Rainy and Gramps sought safety in a...

The Christmas Hedgehog: Tales from the Bluebell Woods by Ian Humpheryes is a story for young children that is both well-written and expertly illustrated. Hedgehog wakes up in winter, and whilst he should actually still be in hibernation, it feels warmer than usual, and something...

In If I Lived On A Farm!, written by Shona Darin and illustrated by Anne Zimanski, a young boy dreams of living on a farm as a farm animal. He imagines how great it would be to supply milk as a dairy cow (that makes...

Pete loves playing pickleball because he wants to have fun and become a good player. Alongside him, we find Betty the Bear, who recently started playing pickleball, Dexter the Dog, and Karina, an elderly kangaroo. From the beginning, Dexter makes it clear that winning is...

Nowadays, educators face numerous challenges ranging from classroom management in the age of social media and smartphones to disruptive student behavior and dissatisfied parents. Marcy Cassidy has had a long career as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. In Roll Call, Cassidy introduces educators to innovative...

Rewind Ranch by Peggi Davis begins in Birmingham, Alabama, where four affluent friends seek rejuvenation at Maui's exclusive Rewind Ranch, undergoing transformative surgeries and makeovers. Margot, Elli, Mary Grace, and Lacey Ann each have their own personal reasons that lure them into the resort's promises....

Rookie Year is a work of fiction penned by author J. Kilburn in the interpersonal drama, slice-of-life, and crime subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to its subject matter surrounding crime and police work. The author presents a captivating exploration...