Woe is Me...It's Autumn! is an educational and colorful book for young children, written and illustrated by Amy Dua. It follows the travels of a little bee that visits its other animal friends at the start of autumn. Little Bee meets with a caterpillar spinning...

Adam Tumbler, a war veteran turned journalist, may not care about many things, such as pleasing people or what they think and say about him. But he sure does care about his daughter, the truth, and justice. Stuck investigating crooked cops in his hometown, Adam...

In Why Americans Have It All Wrong: An Alternative Way to Find Happiness, author David Rosenfield urges readers to consider exchanging their current lifestyle for one that is more enjoyable and satisfying. He starts by writing about the widespread dissatisfaction that many Americans have with...

Treat yourself to an eclectic collection of poems with Aubrey E. Drummond's How Hot It Be In Hell. The poem "Lady Dee" tells the story of a woman who had it all until she stabbed her lover to death. "Black Lines" takes readers through the...

You Don't Know What It's Like by Peter Light centers around Jessica Ballard, who is reeling in the aftermath of her mother's death. As she returns to work, she finds that Steve Stone has mysteriously vanished amid theft allegations. Intrigued but skeptical about Steve's innocence,...

Animals and humans change their activities and environment according to the different seasons of the year. Woe Is Me… It’s Winter! by Amy Dua shares some interesting facts about how animals prepare for and survive winter. Has your child ever wondered how snails spend the...

The Way I See It: A Psychologist’s Guide to a Happier Life by Dr. Ashley Smith dives into how thoughts shape emotions and behaviors, and the importance of understanding and reshaping limiting beliefs. She discusses the distinction between the External World and the Internal World,...

As I Remember It: A Memoir of Persistence, Tenacity and Humor by Theresa Wanta is not what you would expect in a memoir by a former nun. She admits that, at a very young age, she decided there wasn’t a God, but still devotes herself...

Thom Kudla presents an eclectic collection of poems and poetic narratives that follow a young poet's journey through life over the years. Verses of a Poet Who Didn't Know It covers a variety of topics, ideas, and themes, encompassing the narrator's outlook toward life, humanity,...

Dana Gradaya Farrell's If It Wasn’t for the Orange Grove intricately weaves the lives of two women, Ula and Elizabeth, as they struggle with love, identity, and challenges from social norms in late 1980s Florida. Ula, a talented cook and seamstress, works in the Montgomerys’...

Saying that we work relentlessly should serve as a warning sign, not a source of pride. Although seeking to be in control is not a negative, we must learn to choose our battles. In Life But Make It Manageable, Tia Warrick teaches us to make...

Can you forgive and forget? Sometimes, it’s difficult to do. What if you were told that a vicious predator had changed and could be your friend? Could you forgive him/her and go to his/her party? In Hilary Lawrence and Katherine Summerville’s A Leopard Never Changes...

The Know It Owl and the Otter is part of a new series by children’s author Terri Sabol. The Know It Owl wants to educate everyone and dispel misconceptions about animals. Today, he’s visiting Otter. Otter is a North American river otter, and Owl is...

Play It In Between by J. Sydney Jones follows Deputy Max Byrns investigating the suspicious death of Captain Edwin Williams, a white officer found dead near the beach. Williams had been probing Axis sympathizers, and his death appears to be a murder. Byrns interviews multiple...

In Whose Lane is it Anyway?, Tom Edgerton talks about the issues between cyclists and motorists on public roads, speaking on road-sharing, infrastructure, and safety. He discusses the need for improved road conditions, with wider lanes and better infrastructure to ensure cyclist safety. Edgerton leans...

Kiss It Goodbye by Robert Lane offers a thrilling plot that begins with a kidnapping in present-day USA and forces investigator Jake Travis to delve into the murky history of WW2 to solve it. When Hannah comes to him for help in finding her missing...

Would it Be Weird? by Edgar Garcia is a bedtime story that celebrates a child’s vivid imagination and a parent’s loving (if slightly exhausted) patience. The story follows a curious child who, instead of finishing her dinner, bombards her mom with a series of hilariously...

S.N.A.P.P. ™ Out of It! Kingdom Women Don't Play Small by Markeyla Henton is an empowering and deeply personal guide for anyone feeling stuck, discouraged, or unsure of their next step. Rather than offering surface-level encouragement, the author digs into the root causes of...

Richard Penner dives into the history of Earth, human civilization, and his own spiritual journey in this engaging memoir. Divided into two parts, Life As I Know It offers readers a captivating overview of human history, religion, and Richard's personal experiences of traveling all over...

Work It! How to Rock Your Career Intentionally by Maria Kyriakos is a practical, self-guided roadmap for professionals seeking to take intentional control of their careers. The book introduces a three-pillar model—Reflect & Synthesize, Reclaim & Engage, and Receive & Express—that shows how to build...