Immortality Bytes: Digital Minds Don't Get Hungry by Daniel Lawrence Abrams tautly examines the consequences of technological advancements and their impact on human society. Set in a near-future world, the story revolves around the lives of several characters, including Stu, an AI programmer; Maria, an...

I have always wanted to visit Scotland. I can now say I have had the best visit there without leaving home. Scotland: The Storyteller's Photo Guide by Joana Kruse is the best photo travel book I have ever had the privilege to read. Is this...

Over recent years, there has been a growing spotlight on workplace-related harassment and other misbehavior incidents, and rightfully so. Employees deserve fair treatment to flourish and make valuable contributions to the organization they are working for. In Seeking Fairness At Work, business strategist and attorney...

Uri Kartoun offers fifty fascinating short stories set in 2029, exploring different hypothetical scenarios in A Future Without. Truth erodes from the collective human consciousness, leading to the downfall of many institutions, including the judiciary and the scientific field, pushing humanity to adapt. When adolescence...

In Lena Gibson’s Aftermath, Robin’s life is completely shattered when an asteroid hits the earth, leaving her to scavenge for food and care for her grandfather. They have lived together in hiding for three years, unable to trust anyone. But things change for the worse...

Flipping the Birdie by S.L. Woeppel is a refreshing romantic comedy that masterfully intertwines humor, romance, and sharp social commentary. The story revolves around Birdie Bowden, a fierce superheroine known as the Chicago Bird, who is as formidable in her strength and speed as she...

Be Fruitful... by Benjamin M. Weilert offers a chilling and unique take on dystopian fiction. Told through journal entries, the story draws you into Frank and his family's harrowing experience as a seemingly innocent rabbit population transforms into a catastrophic threat. What begins with a...

This is Not a Drill by Benjamin M. Weilert is an educational picture book that invites young readers to help Robbie Robin rebuild his home after a storm. The story starts by introducing Robbie, a little bird whose cozy nest was blown away by a...

Ascend by Vegastarchild584 is aptly described in the subtitle, The Wild & Zany Galactic Adventures of Commander Zhang & Lieutenant Simon. Best friends and soulmates, Commander Zhang and Lieutenant Simon have just completed a galactic assignment to help humanity with ascension on Earth after incarnating...

Nam Nguyen's Raising Future Leaders helps you guide your child or children in your classroom through feelings and development knowledge. Nguyen's text will assist you in raising them with confidence and kindness, as you model the behaviors you hope to see in them. Each chapter...

Princess is NOT Pleased by Pamela Robbins and Eduardo Paj (illustrator) Is a delightful children’s book for ages three to nine. Princess is a scaredy cat who is afraid of noises. Loud ones, medium-decibel ones, and even soft noises. She is happy only if it’s...

David B. Seaburn's Until It Was Gone is about Franklin and Laney Stafford, a couple about to celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. The story starts with Franklin getting everything ready for the celebration while Laney feels unhappy. Laney's unexpected declaration of her intention to leave...

Bear's View by Danielle Cosgrove is a children's picture book that blends humor, creativity, and a hint of snark. The author takes readers on an uproarious adventure from the perspective of Bear, the family's devoted dachshund. The author takes a humorous approach to storytelling as...

In Just Keepin' it Real!, Anaj Miram shares a heartfelt and honest glimpse into her life, taking us on a journey through the ups and downs from her childhood to adulthood. The memoir kicks off with her challenging early years in Toronto, where she faced...

It used to be that the difficult decision for parents and guardians was whether or not to allow children to watch television and which shows were safe entertainment. Now technology is dominating the dilemma. In Joshua McGrath’s Can i Have a Phone?, Leo is distraught...

Hop on for a hilarious superhero tale with Alan Mayfair's Neigh Kid. It's nighttime, and a cat is lost. Little Colt tosses in his bed and hears the call for a hero. He removes his clothes to put on a horse mask and a cape...

I loved Stars and Soil by Dax Murray. The exquisite world-building provides a smorgasbord of characters that any epic fantasy reader will adore. Dax Murray creates a convincing universe with unrivaled details of the political factions, the religious pressures, and cultural expectations, topped off with...

Mitchie the Service Dog Gets a Job! is a heartwarming story by Diane Petrozzo. It begins in Colorado with an elderly man named Mel, who is losing his eyesight. Upon hearing the news from his doctor that he will eventually become blind, he feels hopeless,...

Where To? by Roberta C. Stone is founded on a simple premise--a family looking for their ideal home. The search soon becomes an adventure. Beginning in the Arctic, glorious sunsets and friendly animals beckoned, but the prospect of frigid winters meant moving on. The discovery...

At The Altars of Money takes readers deep into the world of high finance as author Graydon Dee Hubbard examines the American obsession with wealth against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis. Set in diverse locales like New York City and the Scottish Highlands,...