The Secret History of Famous People: Ten Short Stories by Rich Elliot is a collection of previously published tales, all ten crisply written and fabulously inventive. Each one looks at a celebrity, whether a writer, a politician, a conqueror, or a sports star (among others)....

The Boy Who Talked to the Moon is a children's picture book written by Lawrence Deary, with illustrations by Leighanna Martin. The story follows Bernie, a young boy who has a deep love for the night sky, especially the moon. He often wonders about its...

The Bean and Bun by Amanda Leifeste is a charming, sun-soaked contemporary romance filled with warmth, wit, and just the right dash of mystery. We’re with Aggie Jeffries, who escapes the corporate grind to open a cozy bakery on Sandcastle Island, only to find her...

Hello Stranger by Aubrey E. Drummond is a collection of original poetry that is delivered in a wide range of length, tone, and tenor. While all are in Drummond's poetic voice, each individual piece is rendered in a distinct style. Homeplace uses sparse, rhythmic couplets...

In Dick Franklin's Lucy, the life of the 12-year-old titular protagonist will never be the same again. The sudden death of her father sparks new changes in her unpredictable world. After selling their home and most of their possessions, Lucy and her mother move into...

The Contender from Delos by Leo Carrington is a wonderfully nuanced story of the struggling journey of a young wrestling champion from the poorest area of Rome, who dreams of achieving the ultimate reward: a gold laurel presented by none other than Caesar himself. Alexander...

Chantal Dalton's Beyond All Knowing is an intimate poetry collection that takes you on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance. These poems tackle a wide range of themes related to the everyday human experience. In "Be and Let Be," the narrator recalls their moments of...

Porchlight by P.S. Glyckherr is an inspiring book of poetry that shares how the beautiful joys as well as the deep sorrows of life are always accompanied by God’s steadfast and loving presence. Drawing from her own experiences, Glyckherr addresses love, hardships, and change with...

Glory, Grit and Greatness: Great Americans Fading from Our Memory by Stephen Carr is a stirring and meticulously crafted collection reviving the stories of Americans whose contributions shaped the nation but have been overlooked. With vivid narrative flair and a deep respect for the individuals...

In Bea’s Balikbayan Box of Treasures, author Christine Alemshah brings young readers into Bea's warm and loving world. Bea is a curious and imaginative young girl who helps her family pack a balikbayan box—a care package filled with gifts and essentials—for their relatives in the...

Cyber Blues is a children's picture book written by C.D. Richardson, with illustrations by Christina Rudenko. It follows the adventures of the robots living on Motherboard Island. One day, a talented robot named Echo Zulu heads to the Cyber Cafe to try the rarely prepared liquid crystal...

Do you ever have one of those days when nothing goes right? In Annie Yu’s Ocean’s Creatures, Riley is having a terrible day. His project collapses, he can’t play ball with the others, and he spills his juice all over his shirt. At the end...

The Rock And Roll Almanac by Andrew Craneman is a detailed, date-specific chronology of significant events in rock music history spanning over 70 years. It catalogs landmark album releases, band milestones, artist activities, legal issues, births, and deaths, covering influential moments such as Johnny Cash’s...

Epidemic, book one of The Elifer Chronicles by Julie Boglisch, follows fourteen-year-old twins Karina and Maxwell, who have lived their whole lives in a quiet, self-contained town surrounded by dense forest. Taught that the world beyond their borders is gone or dangerous, when their mother...

In Ellis K. Popa's Dawn to Dusk, the two protagonists, Kat and Maksim, are keeping a low profile in a picturesque Mediterranean town after making a daring escape from the criminal underworld. All appears to be peaceful until Maksim makes contact with a mysterious hacker....

In Working-Class Kids and Visionary Educators in a Multiracial High School by Karen V. Hansen and Nicholas Monroe, Sunnyvale High School was established in California during significant social changes and numerous challenges. The school mainly catered to middle-class families whose many family members had a...

A steady passive income allows retirees to enjoy all the benefits of retirement to the fullest. And what better way to obtain passive income than rental properties? In Turning Rental Properties Into Passive Income Profit$, Dustin Roberts introduces readers to real estate investing, providing step-by-step...

Life on the Frontier by Jacqueline Bachar and Paul Bachar Jr. is a compilation of Mary Lott’s letters from 1826 to 1846 after settlement on the Ohio frontier from New York. They describe the difficulties of travel and frontier life, including health problems affecting family...

Head in the Clouds is a collection of poignant poems by Hermione Lee. The poems are divided into four parts, each exploring the beauty of childhood and simple moments, as well as the harsh realities of pain and heartache. The first part encourages readers to...

Sabden is a village that flourishes on treacle, and its citizens are called The Treacle People. They mine treacle, sell it, and use it to make amazing by-products like parkin cake and ginger beer. Unfortunately, the treacle mines have run out, and the people are...