Anabelle, a unicorn, lived among animals of her kind, yet she didn't feel loved or accepted because she had a different appearance than the rest of them. Anabelle was treated like an outcast, but this didn't stop her from having a positive outlook on life....

True beauty is said to be skin-deep, but we have to live in the skin we’re given. So we may as well accept it and see ourselves as beautiful. Why? Because we’re all beautiful, no matter what our skin color is. In Anna Casamento Arrigo’s...

A Woodland Dance Party by Kendal Grey is an interesting children's picture book that follows a princess and a forest yeti who have the same interests. They both like listening to music on vinyl records and reading. But the princess's parents are very strict and...

Barbara Mis Kelly's I'm Too Full! is a delightful tale that captures the everyday adventures of a lovely little girl whose name begins with the letter D. Illustrated adorably by Nelly Rodriguez, the story opens with D navigating her days filled with various activities. Whether...

Black Moon is a work of fiction in the thriller, espionage, and suspense genres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to the presence of strong language and scenes of violence. Penned by author Andrew Ceroni, this immersive novel is a riveting adventure packed...

Polipo Finds A Friend is a children's picture book written by Paul Miceli with illustrations by Fiorella Mestichelli Oliveti. It follows the story of Polipo, a curious octopus that craves adventure. One day, while observing the ships that pass by his reef, Polipo wonders where...

The Half-Caste by Jason Zeitler is a thought-provoking novel set in the significant political and social era of the 1930s. Saul and Vernon form an unlikely friendship after attending a public lecture at the London School of Economics late one morning. Both of them agreed...

In Being Safe Online: A Special Place for Friendship Book 1 by Olimena J.M. Rovanesi, Hazel and Zoe’s grandmother sent them a tablet to share. As is typical with siblings, the two quickly fight over the time each one has on the shared tablet. Their...

In the Beginning: The Early Days of Religious Beliefs is a fascinating work of fiction in the historical sub-genre and was penned by author Jaime Reyes. As the title suggests, we return to very early times of the human race, when Neanderthals are first learning...

Leading What Matters Most by Phil Geldart has the subtitle 'A Business Parable on Unlocking Human Potential,' which provides an excellent book summary. The author creates an imaginary company with imaginary problems that could easily exist in the real business world today. He then invents...

Victoria Saves the Day is a children’s picture book written by Geoffrey Ward with illustrations by Fei Zheng-Ward. It tells the story of Victoria, a girl who loves to read, and her siblings, Maddie and Alex, as they encounter a crafty witch. One day, Victoria’s...

Megan Speece's Her is a captivating collection of poems and poetic stories. Drawing inspiration from mythology and religious tales, Speece offers readers a mesmerizing collection, exploring some age-old narratives and giving them a new feminist twist along the way. 'He Tells Her' is a thought-provoking...

In Liz Eagle's murder mystery Don't Cry Over Spilt Wine, Lil Starling’s best friend, Nancy Warwick, invited Lil and her husband, Joe, to Warwick to accept recognition for solving a 51-year-old murder. Lil was informed that several prisoners, for whom she had prepared presentences for...

The Roll-Away Pumpkin by Junia Wonders is a children’s book about an orange pumpkin rollicking and rolling down through a quaint town on a windy autumn day. Marla Little, the owner, is chasing her runaway pumpkin as it bounces happily away. The pumpkin catches the...

Zachary and the Great Potato Catastrophe by Junia Wonders is a children's picture book about animals. Zachary the rat lives beneath the bakery and every night he ventured above ground to eat a delicious pastry. Just one, though, or the baker would notice. His rat...

Some people witness events such as UFO sightings or exhibit inexplicable clairvoyance abilities that cannot be explained through the known laws of science. Author Althea Provost is one such person. Althea is a clairvoyant and an intuitive teacher who channels the consciousness of the Greys,...

Twelve-year-old Wendeline Van Hoek is heartbroken before Christmas. Her father, Jim Van Hoek, a bank employee, has gotten a promotion. Now, the whole family must move to Wellington from Wendeline's beloved house in Kensington, where she spent her childhood. Wendeline is devastated, and the trip...

The city of New London has a terrible secret. Beneath the serene exterior is a city ruled by an oppressive government known as the Directorate, which uses force and disinformation to keep the populace under control while persecuting any dissenters who challenge the status quo....

Enigma Forced is a work of fiction in the terrorism thriller, suspense, and action genres, and is part of the Enigma Heirs series. It is best suited to the adult reading audience and contains some scenes of violence. Penned by author team Charles Breakfield and...

Murder at the Alma Mater by Katherine Anderson is a gripping read for fans of mystery, crime, and detective novels. Nora Phillips, an author of cozy mysteries, has little time to add another book to her best-selling series. Nora's editor is not happy with the...