Nathan Ñeque: The Hunger Contest by Jane E. Ruth, with Spanish translations by Jackie Lescure, is a captivating children's folklore tale that imparts essential life lessons through an engaging story. The narrative begins with an overconfident rodent named Nathan who, having always won first place...

Making Democracy Count: How Mathematics Improves Voting, Electoral Maps, and Representation by Ismar Volic is an extremely important book. The word ‘Mathematics’ in the title might discourage some readers from picking up the book, but it shouldn’t. Nothing more than basic arithmetic is involved, and...

The Ghost of Whispering Willow by Amanda M. Thrasher is a thrilling read for children, young adults, and adult fans of mysteries and adventures with a paranormal twist. Stewart, Andy, and Zack are three friends investigating unusual activity in the Whispering Willow Woods. The boys...

Swans are beautiful birds that mate for life. In Holly Peppe’s Sophie and the Swans, Sophie helps a bully learn that kindness is a much better way of life. Sophie named a pair of swans Romeo and Juliet. One day, the swans are honking as...

Do-It-Yourself Dollhouse by Shannon Anderson is a charming tale centered on two young girls, Charley and Lucy, whose differing experiences with dollhouses inspire a journey into creativity and friendship. Charley starts with a beautiful, store-bought dollhouse that soon loses its charm. In contrast, Lucy constructs...

Innocents of Marbella by R.C. Mogo is a historical novel set in 15th-century France and Spain. Zahra, the eldest daughter of the Queen of Marbella, escaped to France after her mother’s death when she realized she was expected to marry her stepfather and take her...

Robert Rasmussen's Better Places explores the benefits of embracing compassionate and wholesome values in a time plagued by culture wars and individualism. The book is filled with tools and lessons that shine a light on a diverse range of positive topics, including empathy, healthy relationships,...

In Your Biggest Fan, Jeremy Rosenholtz depicts the psychological undoing of the main character, who happens to be an unnamed, middle-aged high school teacher. The man develops an unhealthy obsession with a contemporary pop star. He even addresses a series of letters to this well-known...

When Missy Mariola, a rich and famous retired porn star living in LA, sends Tali and Trinity to college in New Orleans, she treats them to two huge surprises. First is Randy, a hot cop Missy Mariola lets live for free in the girls' apartment...

City of Oom is a work of fiction penned by author Christopher St. John in the fantasy, animals, and interpersonal drama genres, and is the third book in the War Bunny Chronicles. It is intended for the young adult reader. In this thrilling continuation of...

In Love At A Girl’s School And Other Stories by Diana Altman, a young girl finds herself fantasizing about her professor and doesn’t understand why so many people she knows don’t see him the way she does. Imagine having Itty Bitty Betsy as a secretary...

J. Salvatore Domino brings us a compelling mystery in Your Undercover Brother: An Able Body Mystery. When Able Body started his private detective agency, using the quirky name that most people had for him, he thought he had a catchy slogan. Everybody could use an...

Danger in the Hills by Uncle Jerry and Liz Fahey is a delightful tale that blends adventure, heart, and imagination. The story introduces Jake, a towering yet gentle NOLO with a unique charm and a deep sense of empathy. When two stranded sisters, Heather and...

“It’s like the blind leading the blind through a landscape of fear.” Bizarre and macabre, The Aurora Revelations by Michael F. Walker chronicles the nightmarish adventures of the Nerd Legion, a group of friends fascinated by the paranormal. The story begins in 2015 as Katy...

Many Mansions by Alexis Soleil tells the story of Moses and Isaac Remington, fraternal twins. Moses and Isaac were both passionate about real estate and committed to launching a real estate company when they grew up. Despite Isaac facing special challenges due to his albinism...

Bad Company by Lester Bleich tells the story of Jonah Mark, a mystery-obsessed young accountant who would rather be a spy. After being out of a job for quite a while, he gladly takes up the unexpected opportunity to be the assistant to the CFO...

In Your Story Starts Here: A Year on the Brink with Generation Z, Jim Zervanos shares his experiences teaching an AP Literature class while speaking on the realities of modern education and student life. He maintains a diary to reflect on his personal and professional...

Seattle is known for its persistent rainfall and its outstanding coffee. By the late 1980s to early 1990s, Seattle emerged as ground zero for a new music genre: grunge. Yet, despite the explosion of the alternative rock scene and its artists, Seattle had been home...

The Father's Fisherman, written and illustrated by Mistie House, is an allegorical story that effectively portrays the journey of faith and personal transformation through the tale of a young orphan boy. The boy, who yearns for love and to be adopted, is chosen by a...

Two girls attend a birthday party dressed alike. They even look the same. But are they? In Geoffrey M Ward and Fei Zheng-Ward’s Beautifully, Uniquely You, follow an incredible journey of self-discovery as two look-alikes find out how uniquely different and special they really are....