In Thomas and the Butterfly, written by Jessica Azenberg and illustrated by Li Liu, Thomas the kitten lives with his mother and grandmother. One autumn morning, Thomas invites his grandmother to play, but she is too ill and must rest. Later, his mother takes her...

Greene Farm (When You Wish...) by Dan Wafford is a children's story that takes readers on an adventure with Nipper, a playful puppy searching for a new life at Greene Farm. When Nipper arrives at the farm, he and young readers are introduced to a...

From ants to zebras, there’s so much fun to be had in alphabetically punning living creatures, both animal and insect. In Dan Wafford’s If Kangaroos Wore Tennis Shoes, there’s more to this rhyming story than kangaroos in tennis shoes, jumping so high that you’ll never...

Children of all ages will love this picture book by Dan Wafford. In The Life of Jesus, he shares many important events that happened while Jesus was on earth two thousand years ago. Starting with the birth of Jesus, Dan includes the event at the...

Dragons Make The Coolest Pets by Dan Wafford is a delightful picture book that humorously details the advantages of having a dragon as a pet. The story follows a young boy who has a pet dragon named Smokey, whom he loves dearly. He explains how...

Do you remember what being seven was like? In Dan Wafford's Being Seven Stinks, he provides a reminder for those of us who are a little bit older than seven. Martin is a blond-haired, blue-eyed seven-year-old. After introducing himself, he states that being seven stinks....

Solving the Anxiety Equation by Wendy Leeds expertly explores the complexities of anxiety and provides a practical guide to understanding and managing fears. The book is divided into detailed sections, each focusing on distinct aspects of anxiety, from self-doubt and fear of change to physical...

The Chronicle of the Versemaker by Craig C. Charles is a compelling historical novel that examines the turbulent lives of intellectuals during the siege of Leningrad. The protagonist, Joseph Orbeli, is a museum director tasked with safeguarding the precious artifacts in the Hermitage Museum as...

To Kill a Cockroach by Osvaldo Calixto Amador is an autobiography that fully spans the author's troubled childhood in Cuba, his issues with identity, and his search for meaning through art and relationships. Born into hardship and trauma, Amador faced constant relocation, bullying, and neglect,...

Dan Wafford’s Business As Usual redefines workplace mismanagement. If you think your managers lack vision and administrative competence, the bosses at The Fabulous Shinoleum Car Wax Company will make you appreciate your own leadership. When George Washington Lincoln—Vice President of Sales, Marketing, and Employee Morale—learns that the U.S....

Your Body: A Course in Healing by Christopher McKeon is a metaphysical look into the human body's integration of the physical and spiritual. He describes how life emerges during mitosis, with consciousness forming from the interaction of mind and body. McKeon says that aging and...

Mommy’s Boy by Jennifer Huston Schaeffer is a memoir that chronicles the author’s touching journey with her beloved dog, Benny. When Jennifer first met Benny, she knew they were meant for each other. His excitement was evident, and it was as if he understood that...

Rossana D’Antonio's 26 Seconds delivers a heartrending memoir that examines profound grief and the complex aftermath of a devastating plane crash that claimed her pilot brother Cesare’s life. This book explores personal loss and critiques the blame culture surrounding such tragedies, offering a deeper understanding...

Hoplite Ridge by Sean Patrick Sayers is a masterful work of science fiction that blends mythology and futuristic warfare across a perilous cosmic landscape. The story follows Mars and Ares Augustus, warriors of an empire, and Neptune, a rebel of legend, as ancient gods awaken...

God, Incorporated by Steven Taunton takes readers on an imaginative and thought-provoking journey into a world where a mysterious company offers absolute truths for a price. The story begins in modern-day New York City with a cryptic advertisement inviting people to visit the enigmatic shopfront...

Tate and the Lost Star by Nicholas Wynn is a beautifully crafted story set against golden sands and vast skies. The simplicity of the setting contrasts with the journey of its young protagonist, Tate. The story begins with the discovery of a flickering fallen star...

Codex is the second novel in The Serpents of Caesar series by author T. R. Burgess. Set in first-century Rome, the story has themes of political intrigue, treachery, and espionage. The story follows Verendus, an elite Praetorian Guard officer, who becomes a fugitive after being...

Yellow Door: The Journal of a Wish by C Faherty Brown tells us about a woman named Bronagh who decided to abandon the forced routine of her job and the overwhelming modern environment that felt like a hamster cage. She decided to have a simple...

Cinzano: Champion, Convict and Legend by Daniel Torres Rodríguez tells the story of Cinzano, a racehorse whose career was marked by triumph and scandal. Initially purchased by Roberto Forné at an auction, Cinzano showed immense potential under the training of Pablo Gelsi. He quickly became...

In An Old Remedy by Jo A. Hiestand and Paul Hornung, the villagers near Stanton Moor hold their traditional May Day celebration every year. But this year, the festivities turn dark when a human arm is discovered inside a refrigerator early in the morning. The...