Written in rhyming couplets, the bright and comforting picture book, The Flying Bed, written by K.S. Dwyer and illustrated by the multi-award-winning Richa Kinra, tells of how a young girl prepares for bed, where she is read a story by her grandmother. Prompted by her...

The Seven Snowflakes of Christmas: Can an Elf and Two Orphans Save Christmas? by Billy Baldwin follows Nicholas, a boy recently separated from his parents and sent to a harsh orphanage called Crowsfoot Hill. He clings to the hope of Christmas despite the oppressive rules...

A Guide to Jazz in Japan by Michael Pronko is an invaluable companion for music lovers eager to explore one of the world’s most dynamic and underappreciated jazz scenes. Whether you’re a visitor, an expat, or an armchair traveler, Pronko’s detailed guide leads you through...

In Buried Treasure by Patricia Lovell, Cassie and Josh attend a retreat to address emotional tension after a miscarriage and differing views on when to try for another pregnancy. Cassie wants to wait until she completes her studies, while Josh wants to try again immediately....

The Separation of Briin by K.I.S. follows Briin, an apprentice at the Guild of Magic, who faces constant social misunderstandings due to his literal communication style and sensory faculty. He relies heavily on his brother Hiirn for guidance, as Hiirn is more socially adept and...

Herbert I. Burns Jr.’s A Quote Could Lead the Way is a delightful collection of motivational and spiritual reflections centered around the power of simple yet profound quotes. The book features hundreds of carefully chosen quotations with biblical insights, encouraging readers to see each day...

In Rodney Nelsestuen’s Why Belize?, an American named Eileen Sologoski seeks a fresh start in Belize City, leaving behind her familiar life in Michigan—her husband, two sons, and a steady teaching job. When she arrives in Belize, she rents a modest room from Eduardo and...

Soul Mates: Path to a Praying Partnership by Mary T. Portzen and Nick J. Portzen is a study guide that emphasizes the transformative power of prayer in marriage. The authors share the story of how they met through a divine connection, guided by the Holy...

Since his dishonorable discharge from service, former British Army Officer Andrew Mackay has had trouble adjusting to civilian life. His existence had devolved into an unending loop of binge drinking, chain-smoking, gambling, and dodging menacing loan sharks in Camden, London. To his credit, his discharge...

Elisse and her sister Lenore live in Wiston, where Elisse has been thinking a lot about her friend Drance, a soldier in the Agan army, who has gone off to battle to defend their people from the hostile armies of Forsene. During one of her...

Clover by Mary L. Schmidt is a gentle and educational children’s picture story centered around the everyday life of bunny rabbits. Through the character of Clover, the book introduces young readers to where rabbits live, what they eat, their predators, and how they interact with...

In her memoir The Woman on the Ferry: A Journey of 1,000 Miles to Redefine Success and Discover Joy, Brenda Uekert chronicles her transformative 1,000-mile hiking journey after leaving her business and rethinking her life. Through physical push on trails and multiple landscapes, Uekert finds...

Strange But True by Tony Fosgate takes readers on an unconventional journey through the oddities of nature and human existence, structured around topics such as the universe, people, food, money, and the arts. Beginning with the creation of the universe, Fosgate bridges the gap between...

Dr. Alan Glass, a twenty-eight-year-old weapons inspector, has a near-perfect life. A fulfilling job that helps make the world a better place, a wife and daughter he adores, and parents and in-laws he gets along with make him content with his life. Unfortunately, all this...

Kiss It Goodbye by Robert Lane offers a thrilling plot that begins with a kidnapping in present-day USA and forces investigator Jake Travis to delve into the murky history of WW2 to solve it. When Hannah comes to him for help in finding her missing...

Cristina Garcia teaches children the importance of teamwork in The Pesky Problem, a delightful children’s book. Various pumpkins and gourds live at the top of a nice, sunny hill in the countryside. This would be a perfect place to live except it has one big...

Vashti Stopher Klein draws from her own life experiences to present a mesmerizing poetry collection readers are bound to love. The Umbrella Fixer features poems that take you on a personal journey of love and self-discovery, primarily focusing on the ups and downs of relationships....

North of Tomboy by Julie A. Swanson is a heartfelt coming-of-age novel set in 1973, following fourth-grader Jess Jezowski as she struggles to express the boyish part of her identity that others seem determined to ignore. When she receives yet another girly Christmas gift from...

“An artist lives in the moment,/ Looks at all the colors in the sky,/ The patterns within each leaf.” What is an artist? Someone who creates passionate images and structures for others to see and admire? An artist is definitely someone who creates, but it...

A Cesspool of Spies by Linda Watkins is a riveting espionage novel set against the volatile backdrop of 1950, when Cold War paranoia is rising. Simon Biggs, a coal miner’s son with ambitions beyond the mines, is recruited by Major Bradley Sullivan into the fledgling...