In The Girl Who Makes A Million Mistakes, we are introduced to a little girl named Millie who can never seem to get things right, no matter how hard she tries. From missing the cup when she’s pouring a drink to using too much glue...

CCNY Made: Profiles in Grit is an anthology by Dr. Ronnyjane Goldsmith. It features biographies of twenty-eight actual and four fictional alumni who attended the City College of New York in their rise to professional success and eminence in the fields of art and design,...

Alyssa's Wishes is the second book in A Michaels Middle School Story series by Susan Read. While making good grades and assuring her teachers everything is all right in her home life, Alyssa is making wishes for a change in her circumstances. Though her dad...

The Righteous Arrows is a work of fiction in the military, action, and adventure genres. Penned by author Brian J. Morra, the plot follows American Kevin Cattani as he undertakes a perilous covert mission inside a Soviet bunker during the Cold War. Escaping with his...

The Three Layers of a Moment is a work of fiction in the literary and interpersonal drama subgenres and is the third novel in The Pioneer Ranch Saga. The work is best suited to adult readers owing to some scenes of a sexual nature and...

A Purposeful Life by Agitu Wodajo is a detailed account of her life and experiences both in Ethiopia and the USA. Agitu was born and raised in Nedjo with strict adherence to the Christian values she learned at the Swedish mission school and morals inculcated...

The Cyclopes' Eye is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and dystopian fiction subgenres. It is intended for the mature end of the young adult reading audience and contains the use of explicit language as well as scenes of violence, self-harm, and...

Digital Smiles by E. Hughes is a thought-provoking collection of poems that offer sharp commentary on a few increasingly relevant social issues. "Birds of Prey" calls out those in the internet forums who prey on people's fears and insecurities to further their own interests. The...

Have you ever heard of the Whatchamacallits? Neither have I, but Toab certainly knows about them. Just awakened from a long winter’s slumber, this large, furry, and very loveable creature is on his way to meet two children, Mark and Julie, his best friends, when...

Hold is a work of fiction in the medical thriller, murder mystery, and sleuth subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Amy S. Peele, it is presented in audiobook format by narrator Amy Deuchler. This thrilling tale delves...

Sunshine Laughing: The Poetry of Anna-Marie Fuller is a collection of poems and illustrations by Anna-Marie Fuller. The book is presented as a legacy to Anna-Marie Fuller by her husband, Peter Fuller. The compilation begins with Peter's loving foreword, describing Anna-Marie's life and love of...

In Sins Revealed, author Lynn-Steven Johanson has taken the normal detective murder mystery and turned it on its head in a way that catches the reader's attention from the very first page to the very last paragraph. There is a twist in the tale that...

When I saw The Northland Beckons: An Illustrated Haiku Journey by Sandra and Sofia Hisakuni, I really wanted to read it. I have not read haikus since I learned how to write them in the seventh grade (late 1960s). For those new to the art...

Leaving Corporate America by Bonnie A. Ross details her journey from a corporate executive to an entrepreneur, making it a valuable resource for others looking to make a similar transition. The book offers her ten discoveries that provide insight and guidance for individuals considering this...

Nalule's Travels and Adventures: Writing for Survivors in Africa is a work of non-fiction in the autobiography, culture, and activism subgenres. It is best suited to an adult reading audience owing to the discussion of survivors of gender-based violence. Penned by author Dr Helen Liebling,...

The absorbing literary novel, Seeds of Bliss by J. Andrew Rice, follows the lives of key characters in a rural East Texas community. It explores their culture, beliefs, political attitudes, and the events that change their lives. Scott Mitchum is the main character and the...

There was once a sweet little pig named Pogpog. Nothing in the world gave Pogpog as much pleasure as running and playing with his friends. He would have run and played with his friends all day long if only they didn't play in the mud....

Dan Flanigan’s An American Tragedy plunges readers into the intense and controversial era of the Satanic Panic of the late 1980s. In the scorching summer of 1988, private detective O’Keefe is unexpectedly drawn into a harrowing legal battle when Virginia Montrose, known affectionately as “Miss...

Bam the Sasquatch loves to build things. He’s not very good at what he does as everything crumbles and falls apart with a big "ka-boom!" In Derek Taylor Kent’s Ka-Boom!, Bam tries all kinds of projects, like mending a roof only to make it leak...

Uh-Oh! My Dragon's Hungry is a children's picture book written by Katie Weaver and illustrated by Caner Soylu. The story follows a young girl and her pet dragon, who has a habit of spitting fire whenever he gets hungry, causing chaos and making her duck...