Tammy L. Brown’s Dear Anne... is a poignant and timely epistolary novel that explores the emotional trauma of the Israeli/Hamas conflict through the eyes of a 13-year-old girl named Rachel. Living in a kibbutz in Israel, Rachel is constantly surrounded by the sounds of gunfire...

Get Out Your Paper is a children's book written by Renee Hayes and illustrated by Rochelle Steder. Young student Garrett knows how he will be starting the school day, as it has become so repetitive. Get out your paper, write your name, and tell a...

‘Twas The Day Before Christmas: A Story Worth Retelling by Christine L. Henderson encourages readers of all ages to slow down during the Christmas season while remembering the miracle of the birth of Jesus. While it is easy to get overwhelmed with shopping for gifts,...

The Roof Above by Gail Dwyer is a military fiction novel set during the early 2000s amid the War on Terror. The story follows Kelly McGowan, who initially dreams of an exciting future with her fiancé, Matt, a newly commissioned Army lieutenant. However, when Matt...

Amelia's Loose Part Art, written by Angela Odusanya and illustrated by Dileema Medonza, tells the story of a young artist named Amelia with a unique artistic approach. Using her camera, she captures the beauty of the world around her, transforming these photos into stunning works...

Suzanne Rogerson brings us epic fantasy in the first book of the Silent Sea Chronicles: The Lost Sentinel. In Kalaya, the Assembly aims to eradicate anyone with even a hint of magic. New laws are passed almost weekly. So, when Tei’s father makes them leave...

In The Fall, a thriller by Albert Jaskula, after the tragic loss of his wife and daughter, private investigator Ariel Fall attempts to move on. Ariel tries to leave behind the memories that threatened to trap him, and it is harder than expected for him...

Leaves by Lucy Simon is designed to help young children learn to recognize plants by seeing their leaves. Most of the photos in this book are artistic and colorful. A few show diseased leaves and some show unusual varieties. For example, the oxalis leaf has...

In Shield of the King by MB Mooney, from a very young age, Elowen was trained as a warrior by her father, the former Shield of the King and a general. However, there is one problem. Women had always been kept away from power positions...

Unearthing Legacies: A Guide to Tracing American Indian Ancestry by Penelope Green is the book for you if you have or think you may have Native American heritage. I have been interested in genealogy for over five decades, and for the past four, I have...

Finding Home by BH Wertz is the story of Sparkle, Jerko, and Ferdie, three sewer rats who move in with their cousin following their father’s death. Everything continues to go well for the rats until one day they discover that their supply of food for...

Will Davolah did not expect to be on Gaia 3. What was even more shocking for him was that his name was put forward by none other than his mother. As the personnel focus on resolving a problem with the oxygen on the base, they...

Time Swept: A Three Sisters Island Mysteries Magical Moment is author Casi McLean’s latest fun romp through the paradoxes and romance of time travel. When Danica Lane had had enough of the perverted Hollywood underbelly, she sought refuge in her late grandparents' abandoned lake house...

In Living With Intention, Elizabeth Blake-Thomas designs a safe place for her readers to draw, color, and write as they unwind from daily pressures. She created Medicine with Words, a nonjudgmental space where individuals from any age or background can freely produce their work, and...

Ascending the Fourteener of Recovery: A Mother and Daughter’s Climb toward Eating Disorder Freedom is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, health issues, and inspirational writing subgenres. It is best suited to the mature adult reader owing to the presence of strong language and...

The Other Fellow May Be Right: The Civility of Howard Baker by Bill Haltom focuses on the amazing life of Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. of Tennessee, whose political career was built and sustained on a foundation of civility that turned enemies into friends and...

Shallow Stock is a work of fiction in the literary, family saga, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some moderate scenes of sex and violence as well as potentially distressing themes. Penned by author D R Shores, this...

Wages of Empire by Michael J. Cooper follows multiple storylines that bisect, through chance, fate, or politicking, against the backdrop of WWI. Evan Sinclair, a young man from Utah, seeks adventure and naïvely joins the British Expeditionary Force during World War I. His father, Clive...

Caley Jones's daily tour of duty as the sheriff of Crater Stumble, a human settlement on Flora One, involves frequently keeping her younger sister Tabitha as far away from trouble as possible and a lot less crime fighting. Recently Tabitha's inventions have raised more than...

One Christmas Eve, in a house for sale, a tiny family of mice was hoping for dinner. Unfortunately, there was no food to find because no one lived in the house. Mother Mouse left her five babies in their acorn beds and roamed the empty...