Donut Feel Bad About Being Sad by A. Lyon is a pun-filled picture book that focuses on Jelly, a donut mom. She enjoys being a stay-at-home mom and appreciates what she has in her life. However, over time, she develops an acute feeling of emptiness...

If you are a cat lover or know someone who is, pick up The Day Before Thanksgiving (Kitten's Story) by Mrs. Olga D'Agostino. This charming tale follows an old cat's outdoor adventure with a curious kitten watching from inside. The kitten doesn't like to hunt,...

Tempting Fake by Tracey Morait is a YA novel about growing pains. Adam and Cherry are two boarding school students living at opposite ends of England. Cherry's mother is newly married to a womanizing rich pedophile, and Cherry is glad to be away from him...

The Crafter: The Mysterious Game by Dan Sugralinov is a kids’ sci-fi fantasy story. When Kenny arrived in Kansas after living in New York, he expected to find a sleepy town. What he got was something completely different. His life suddenly becomes a game, but...

Blame It On the Moon is an LGBTQ romance by Diane Michaels. Emily Campofiore, a twenty-three-year-old MBA student from Wharton University, travels to Oregon with her grandmother to witness the total eclipse. In Oregon, Emily meets Luzma Perez, a mental health counselor with whom she...

Alyssa Milani's Labeled: Miss Popular follows the story of Paxton Chase and Grayson Beckett as they navigate the labels and expectations placed upon them at Solar High School. Paxton, the popular girl, is struggling with her grades and pairs with Grayson, the nerdy outcast, for...

Alzheimer’s disease affects tens of millions of people all around the world and more than six million individuals in the United States. Alzheimer’s disease is incurable, and those affected are often misunderstood and neglected. But there is a way to comprehend them better, and children...

In the second book of The Skystone Chronicles, Dragon Guard by Blake and Raven Penn, Meleya and her group enter the Rengard military induction, facing nine dragons with Meleya's exceptional skills. A shock announcement changes the Captain of the Guard, and Meleya's visit to her...

Motivated by her father's fondness for tracing family genealogy, Barb Shadow followed him to the strangest of places, cataloging every tombstone and the unique story that came with it. As time progressed she grew into her own as a hunter of the paranormal with some...

Out of Time is a work of fiction in the fantasy, and science-fiction genres. It is suitable for all audiences, although it is aimed at children and younger audiences. Penned by Mark Golding, Out of Time is a delightful and imaginative adventure story that sweeps...

Jane E. Ruth has given us another sweet children’s picture book in Nite Nite, Puppies: Buenas Noches, Cachorros. This is a wonderful book introducing children from 1-3 to the wide variety of breeds of dogs. Jane highlights ten breeds, with illustrations of each, as a...

All Goose ever wanted as a 10-year-old girl was to be understood and appreciated. She didn’t have friends in elementary school, and her teacher, Ms. Vincent, always found a way to ridicule her efforts, subtly endorse the bad behavior of her classmates toward her, and...

Orchestra of Greatness by Samuel Carreon is a self-help guide that you can use to discover yourself and motivate you to make a difference. The book is divided into three sections, which are purpose, relationships, and ego. In the purpose section, readers will find what...

Simpin' Ain't Easy: Twelve Steps to Embracing Common Sense and Rejecting Stupidity is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, self-help, and recovery advice subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Vincent Gervasi, this insightful memoir presents a refreshing...

Cloud~Named~Chloe and Her Cat Louey: The Forest Adventures by Kaby is a whimsical story about forest animals who, together with their cloud friend, Chloe, go on an adventure to help Oak create a beautiful gift for his friend Willow, who gave him a flute as...

Harold the Skeleton is a compelling short horror story for young adults by N N Beydoun. The story begins with fear and turmoil, and with a scared young woman running through the woods as if someone, or something, is chasing her. The woman, named Luna...

What's in a name? Well, everything. We've all wondered about the origin of our name at some point. In What a Wonderful, Wonderful, Wonderful Name!, L.A. Kimo and La Shauna Richardson tell the story of a young girl who wonders just the same thing. She...

In Woof Woof, The Bad Dog by Kate Nilson, with illustrations by My Vu, Woof Woof is adopted by a kind old lady who takes him home and introduces him to her granddaughter, Natalie, who names him. They get along fine. Then, one day, Natalie...

Winnie’s Christmas Treasure Hunt is a beautiful picture book by Joy K. Ball with illustrations by Manuela Pentangelo. It is time to celebrate Christmas once again. With this in mind, the children go home for the holidays, leaving Winnie, a cactus wren, curious about where...

Letters to Whitman: A Short Story by Margo Laurie is a moving, brilliantly conceived short piece imaginatively composed of a Union soldier’s Civil War letters from hospitals and battlefields to Walt Whitman. The letters are written by one Private Nat Gwynnett who hypothetically meets Whitman...