Does it really matter what color you are? Or what color someone else is? In Andrew Ginsburg’s The Colors of My Sky, Lester, the blue butterfly, is taught by his mother to only play with other blue butterflies. Why? Because blue is the color of...

Kauai Spies and Bald-faced Lies: Kent and Katcha II by Larry and Rosemary Mild is a treat for fans of fast-paced, exhilarating thrillers. Kent Brukner was once an American spy, and it has been five years since he escaped from Russia with his lover, Katcha,...

Dan Flanigan’s Tenebrae is a collection of original poetry that examines a marriage carried into widowhood through memory and confession. Among them, in the poem Quills, quoted speech and recurring porcupine imagery show spouses mistaking self-protection for devotion until sobriety alters their life together. Certain...

Mike Alfaro gives a shy Spanish letter the spotlight it truly deserves in What Does Ñ Sound Like? The very heart of the book is a simple yet addictive game: guessing the sound of a letter. In question form, toddlers are asked how a word...

In Matt Aynes’ The Novian, Charles Ferguson is a university professor still recovering from imprisonment inside a secret technological experiment. He learns that the Magnus Foundation has established a hidden island in the Pacific where artificial intelligence now directs a plan capable of reshaping civilization....

Trust Issues by Richard E. Durfee Jr begins with a blunt warning: a Trust that only bypasses probate can still harm the family it was meant to protect. Durfee uses Bob and Sue, a couple who believe a revocable Trust has settled the legal future,...

Based on a true story, White Men Make the Best Lovers is a contemporary romance novel by Flora Pickett-Coley. At twenty-six, Danielle is a fiercely independent Black woman. She is an attorney at a prestigious law firm and has her own luxurious home in Fort...

For a long time, organizations have relied on psychology and behavioral science to market and sell their products. How do startup founders make sure customers get what they want? Colin Hodge is a startup founder with over two decades of experience in the tech industry....

In Mary L Schmidt’s Earth's Last Hope, after seismic activity beneath Yellowstone begins accelerating beyond every existing scientific prediction, President Joyce Zimmerman orders General James Tilson to relocate his family into a classified bunker system beneath Colorado while millions of Americans attempt to escape the...

Some contests are about winning; others reveal who people really are. In On the Trail of the Mysterious Burglar: The Adventures of Professor Green by Kateryna Rakova, the students and professors at Spooner Academy are busy preparing for the annual Magic Trees competition. It’s an...

Pat Wahler’s Beyond the Sky’s Edge begins in 1912 St. Louis, when eighteen-year-old Livvie Newcomb returns home from boarding school after discovering that aviation offers a future far different from the marriage her parents expect her to accept with wealthy family friend Leonard Wyatt. Determined...

A.M. Woodbury brings us an epic fantasy in A Shroud Undone. Vaelorian has been trapped in an endless war for more than a thousand years. In the south of the continent, in a little village called Wyrnhollow, Theron lives with guilt he refuses to share,...

Professor Green returns for another unusual mystery in Kateryna Rakova's The Secret of the Bubbles, the fourth book in The Adventures of Professor Green series. A mysterious sickness is appearing across the city. No one can figure out why people are suddenly foaming. Detective Nick...

So You Want to Be an Animator is one of more than 180 career-orienting books by Linda Soules. Dedicated to the profession of being an animator, it is an illustrated non-fiction book for children aged between ten and fourteen. With the aid of colorful, stunning...

So You Want To Be A Crime Scene Investigator by Linda Soules is a well-written book capable of inspiring children who want to be crime scene investigators in the future. Linda starts by explaining what a crime scene investigator does, including taking photographs of crime...

Linda Soules’s So You Want to Be a Ballet Dancer introduces young readers to the demanding and artistic world of ballet. The book explains that ballet is far more than graceful performances onstage. It is a discipline built on years of physical training, repetition, precision,...

It's an undeniable fact that any organization's future trajectory of success depends a lot on its reputation. But too often, many treat reputation almost as an afterthought. In The Reputation Advantage, Chris Foster presents reputation as a strategic discipline to turn into leverage and shows...

Hear, O Israel by Robert J. Popoff follows the author’s lifelong struggle to bridge the gap between studying theology and actually experiencing a life guided by faith. Popoff reflects on his decades of marriage, public service as a mayor, and sudden, severe medical emergencies that...

Identifying key employees may not be as simple as you think. Jack McCullough has identified a unique group and explores who they are and why they are vital in The Rodman Paradox: When Your Most Valuable Employee Isn't Your Star. The book derives its name...

Don't Tell by Teresa Schapansky is a deeply personal and harrowing memoir based on the life story of Troy Edward Eklund. The book walks you through Troy’s painful childhood, his addiction, and his fight for a better life—all before his sudden death in 2025. Troy...