M. E. Lange’s Pause... and Effect follows Lyndsey Barnes, a fifty-two-year-old Oregon engineer who no longer recognizes what her body is doing to her. A sudden office outburst ends her thirty-year tech career. When she finally tells her husband Connor, the conversation exposes how far...

So You Want To Be A Professional Athlete by Linda Soules is a well-written book that will inspire children aspiring to be athletes with the necessary information about what the profession entails. Linda begins by describing who a professional athlete is and what they do...

So You Want to Be an Explorer by Linda Soules continues the So You Want to Be series. The world we live in is amazing, but so much of it has never been seen. If you’ve ever dreamed of being the next big explorer, this...

In Bulls, Bears, and Bad Bitches by David L. Wadley, after fleeing Los Angeles under federal pursuit, former USCIS officer Nubia arrives in Atlanta and discovers that her identity has been used to authorize deportations, child removals, and surveillance operations targeting immigrant families across the...

Brother to Brother by Kevan L Waiters is a stirring memoir that shares the story of the Waiters family. There is a particular focus on the bond between brothers Kevan, the author, and Donald Frank (“D. Frank”) Waiters. Raised in a large, hardworking, faith-centered family...

ADHD in D Minor is an anthology of humorous short stories, monologues, and letters by Zoé Mahfouz. The narrator seeks the Nobel Prize for opting not to have children, doing humanity an immense favor. Find out the ten things aspiring actors must know. The more...

Paromita De’s Paromita: The Value in a Name tells the story of a little girl who has a really tough first day of third grade. Her new teacher gets her name completely wrong during roll call, making it sound like a clunking car engine, and...

Edouard Prisse’s Sleeping With the Enemy is a political and economic commentary that examines China’s rise as a global power and argues that Western trade policies helped create the current imbalance between democratic nations and the Chinese government. The book centers on the belief that...

It's difficult to find joy and fulfillment in life without creativity and connection. In How to Participate in the World, Mary Lounsbury takes readers through the theory and practice of creative engagement and social connection. The author crafted this book to help readers expand and...

When Mimi Nichter boarded a Trans World Airlines flight on September 6th, 1970, she was focused on resuming her studies at George Washington University after a productive trip to Israel. She never in her wildest dreams expected that this flight would put her in a...

“After all, I won’t say I’m completely innocent, but I’m not exactly… not guilty.” It's difficult to separate the guilty from the innocent in Blood Echoes, the latest novel from prolific author Aaron Ryan. It is also challenging to understand where the source of true...

There is beauty all around us, and it’s soothing. Imagine the stars in the night sky and the gentle sound of the waves. It’s all very calming. In Clare Hollywood’s The Stars and Sea Are in Me, one can feel the simple power of the...

At forty-eight, Melissa McNulty Fairmont lives paycheck to paycheck, working a day job in Los Angeles. As a fine artist, she also sells commissioned paintings on the side and dreams of becoming a full-time artist. Her mother and two sisters, with whom she has had...

Linda Soules’s So You Want To Be A Deep Sea Diver introduces young readers to the demanding and fascinating world beneath the ocean’s surface. The book explains what it means to work in deep water, where every movement depends on training, patience, and specialized equipment....

So You Want to Be a Vaccine Developer (Immunologist) by Linda Soules introduces young readers to immunology and vaccine science, explaining how scientists teach the immune system to recognize and fight diseases. The book explains how vaccines work by helping the body create memory cells...

So You Want to Be a Treasure Hunter (Archaeologist) by Linda Soules introduces young readers to archaeology through storytelling, science, and real-world exploration. The book explains how archaeologists carefully discover the stories of ordinary people through pottery, tools, bones, walls, and forgotten objects buried beneath...

The DREAMER Path: A Journey to Rest, Renewal, and Your Authentic Self by Susan Bruck is a deeply personal and warmly written guide for anyone who has spent their life caring for others at the expense of themselves. Bruck, a former Waldorf teacher, lawyer turned...

A Fine Madness: A Novella in Stories and Other Mad Stories by Jeffrey Feingold is a collection of thought-provoking tales that explore human fragility, masculinity, loss, and identity. You meet characters like B, a bald Jewish guy trying to make sense of life and loneliness...

Dolly Parton said, “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.” That message is sprinkled throughout The Little Girl with Big Dreams by Sissel Waage. This picture book follows a young girl as she imagines herself all grown up with endless possibilities. As...

The Wishkeeper’s Daughter by Michele Ashman Bell starts with a loss. Twelve-year-old Pippa Rowe loses her mother and finds herself alone in the world. It is then that the mirror in her bedroom begins to glow and speak her name, pulling her into Wishmoor Academy,...