Remember the little ditty caregivers loved to use while tickling a baby’s toes? This little Piggy went to market, all while drawing out the first word, “this”? In This Little Puggy by Hailee Oman, readers learn about a little puggy who went to the market!...

I teach an adult Sunday School Class and lead a weekly Bible study on Wednesday evenings. I am always on the lookout for tools appropriate for one of my classes. In Commonly Misunderstood Bible Verses, I have found a gem of a tool. Ron Rhodes...

"Audacious faith." This is a phrase I haven't heard before. This book is an explosion of audacious faith. The story of Joshua in the Bible is a prime example of this faith. I was given a new perspective on this story after reading Sun Stand...

Revelations is a highly readable, frequently humorous story that is loaded with allusions to Greek mythology. As a fantasy, this story is first-rate and well-written. It carries its main character, Manny, who is lost, grieving the death of his wife, Sara, into acceptance of...

William Kensey was summoned for jury duty. Like most jurors he was more than a bit reluctant especially when he discovered the purpose of the trial. Kensey and his fellow jurors were asked to rule whether God exists. Perhaps middle aged, Kensey was asked to serve...

Art from Uranus by Rob Coxon is a book containing images with the author’s paintings and descriptions of what they represent. The book starts with a humorous written foreword by Ms. Denise Gold, followed by an introduction in which the author presents his journey from...

Educating Angels: Teaching for the Pursuit of Happiness (Our National Conversation) by Tony Armstrong Ph.D reminds us that while we say to our children each is a gift and gifted, we then send them to a schools that seem to want to drill that uniqueness...

A Month of Bedtime Stories by Neil Roy McFarlane is a humorous set of short stories which will keep children in fits of laughter as they imagine themselves playing the lead character in all these adventures. In Nanoogle Snagglebottom, you’ll meet aliens who wanted to...

In Zombie Prompts: Creative Writing for the Apocalypse, Marie Eager gives the reader (who most likely is a creative writer of some sort) a vast selection of writing prompts that are in some way related to zombies. Some of the ideas involve topics like: What...

Reader, beware: Oscar Wilde and Ogden Nash have produced a love child; he is large and in charge, and he is taking no prisoners. Perverted Verse: Doggerel for the Disillusioned by Pete Simmons is a riotous garden of scandalously entertaining tongue-in-cheek verse which leaves no...

Being Single: A State for the Fragile Heart: A Guide to Self-Love, Finding You and Purposeful Living by Kemi Sogunle is an insightful and uplifting book for all those readers who are looking to get rid of toxic relationships from their lives and lead fulfilling...

In an absolutely wonderful guide for new parents, A First Time Survival Guide for New Parents: A How to Manual for the First Two Years, by author Dr. Clifford Dale James, readers are given useful, practical and realistic advice in raising their newborns to age...

In a fantastic new book by authors Jason Miller and Mark DiSanto, Foundational Weight Training: A Practical Guide for the Trainer, Coach and Barbell Enthusiast, readers are treated to a practical, useful and highly intelligent guide when weight training. Divided into six understandable chapters that...

I Pray Anyway: Devotions for the Ambivalent by Joyce Wilson-Sanford is a unique devotional that takes readers on a journey through the hills and valleys of faith. It's written in a stream-of-consciousness flow, giving it a unique perspective that feels more like an internal dialogue...

Standing Firm: Are You Ready for the Battle? by Janet Ruth is a biblical study guide that takes you through putting on the full Armor of God, exactly what that is, and what it means to every Christian believer. Janet Ruth gives illustrations through stories...

When you think of retirement, what comes to mind? For some it's the beginning of the end, a gold watch, or a new lease on life, but whatever retirement means to you, you will do yourself a favor if you prepare for it. Sid Miramontes,...

Revelations Incorporated: The Truth of the Business World & Workplace Culture by Brian Ray is a self-help book that offers pertinent insights and ideas that can help readers excel in today’s competitive work environment. The author gives readers the wisdom they need to succeed in...

Memoirs of a Muhindi: Fleeing East Africa for the West by Mansoor Ladha is a gripping memoir that explores a historical event that caused a lot of suffering to millions of people in Uganda in East Africa, and that hastened the exodus of many ethnic...

They once dated as college freshmen, lost contact with each other, and recently reconnected via email before losing each other again through a tragedy. Now they have another chance to love each other, but a lot has changed since then. How will they handle this...

Neostoicism is not a philosophical or academic theory. It is a lifestyle. In Neostoicism 2.0: Stoicism, Christianity & Personal Empowerment for the 21st Century, author Robert Woolston discusses the details of Neostoic philosophy and the benefits of applying Neostoicism in life. The book breaks down...