Ferald is a children's adventure picture book written and illustrated by Keith Williams. The story follows Ferald the Ferret as he embarks on a new adventure through the woods of Woodzley. One sunny morning, Ferald decides to take a different route from the one he...

Are you living the life you want? If the answer is no, what's stopping you from finding fulfillment and happiness? In From Doubt to Do: Navigating Your Path to Possibility, bestselling author and keynote speaker Kat O'Sullivan draws upon her years of life experience in...

Metaphysical Sherpa: Misunderstood Mystic is a work of non-fiction in the Unitarian Universalism, shamanism, and spirituality genres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to descriptions of explicit drug use, graphic violence, explicit language, and other mature content. Penned by author Nick Mirisola, this...

Ghosts by Fiona Dalwood is a whimsical and thought-provoking children’s book that imagines the hidden hands behind life’s little mysteries as playful, mischievous spirits. Dalwood’s ghosts are behind every odd event you’ve ever wondered about but never questioned—like holes in socks, mysteriously toilet paper finishing...

Your Words Your Love is an inspirational poetry collection penned by Louise Bélanger. This poetic treasure trove is filled with emotive and enlightening poetry that explores topics like love, adoration, obedience, life, faith, hope, peace, joy, and blessings. Each poem offers a captivating short story...

The collection of poems "Responsorials" by Rich Follett and Constance Stadler demonstrates a very strong sense of poetic maturity in both poets involved. The combined effort of the poets try to trace the subtle shades of diversified complexities related to human existence. The topic itself...

"Silence, Inhabited" by Rich Follett contains poems which are like aching nerves, exposed to the reader. The poems are highly autobiographical and deal with a common but less controversial theme: childhood sexual abuse. Having been a pathetic victim of abuse in his childhood, Follett is...

The words of "Dialect of Dahlias" by poet Gloria J Wimberley danced around in my mind as I read them. Wimberley is one of the few that speak much with few words. Her style is minimalistic and yet so expressive. Wimberley has kept her lines...

"Snow Bound" by Elizabeth Kirke is a very different kind of fantasy and magic story because the author has thrown the box of magical fantasy wide open and been able to successfully include a wide range of magical fantasy beings into the story in this...

If you are looking for a fantasy story that combines popular themes like werewolves, vampires, wizards, and witches in a different way and is filled with unique characters, then Semester Aboard - More than Magic by Elizabeth Kirke is a book you should put on...

Erin does something around her family that is very bad. She screams. She screams all of the time. She screams at her mom, her dad, her sisters, and she screams whenever she wants to ask them something. Even when she wants something, she doesn’t ask,...

Author Cat Michaels and illustrator Irene A. Jahns do a wonderful job of presenting a children's story about a young girl Jenna who loses her blue plush stuffed rabbit named Fuzzy. They were always together and when Jenna had to go to school, or someplace...

Prose and poetry blend with the masterful touch of an illustrator’s pen in Stunt Crow, written by David Freedman and beautifully illustrated by Mike Kelly. Though this is a simple and poetic piece that flows like the wings of the bird that it is about,...

Things I’ve Been Meaning to Say: A Collection of Words and Thoughts by Amber M. Whitted is a powerful, poignant testimonial in poetic form about being black, being a woman, being a servant of God, and about being alive - being alive in the fullest...

Bali and Blu: Friends of a Different Color is written and illustrated by Andrew Fairchild. Bali is a little elephant who has an unusual best friend. Not another elephant, but a tiny grasshopper. Bali thinks he needs to change for it to be acceptable for...

I Once Knew Vincent by Michelle Rene is the story of two people whose lives were less than perfect. The novel is about Vincent Van Gogh, the acclaimed painter, and a woman named Marie. The story follows them when they are expecting nothing stellar to...

Paradise Bound is one of the most balanced and well written romance novels I have ever read. Not only does Rafaële Désiré know a lot about the Yin and Yang of romance, but she knows a lot about life. The characters are so real you...

When She Speaks: A Collection of Words and Thoughts - Volume 2 by Amber Whitted is a creative display of poetic ability. The author hooked me right away with her first expression entitled Declarations. I’m tired of being silent. I’m tired of silently watching the ships...

Who wouldn’t want to be hugged by a penguin? I know I would! In Fluffy Hugs, Volume I by Richard Dodd, Fluffy is a magic penguin who has missions he completes to help anyone he can. Poor Fluffy’s parents were taken out of the zoo...

Beth Teliho’s Order of Seven is a paranormal mystery for young adults. Devi Bennett is an eighteen-year-old, highly strung girl who yearns to know who her birth parents are. She and her albino brother, Nodin, know they are different from most people and possess special...