A Breast Cancer Journey: Living It One Step at a Time is a work of non-fiction in the health issues, social issues, and personal memoir subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some explicit medical descriptions and a candid...

My Little Red Wagon of Children's Stories: Lula's Story Time Collections by L.H. Miller contains a collection of amazing stories. Within the pages of this book, you'll find yourself enthralled by each short story. One story is about a quiet child named Cameron Robinson who...

Belfast: A Time to Die by Brian Wilson is a gripping historical fiction novel that unfolds against the turbulent backdrop of 1970s Northern Ireland. The narrative follows Danny, Liam, and Sean as they embark on a perilous mission to dismantle the infamous Shankill Butcher gang,...

Turning the Pages: How Exploring My Past Lives Led Me on the Journey of Healing Memories, and What I Learned While Traveling Back in Time by Alla Kaluzhny explores her past lives and how they affect her present life. Alla was raised in the Soviet...

The Year I Lived Twice by Alex Woolf is a time loop mystery that tells the story of Jason Harris, the protagonist, who experiences a time loop after the tragic death of his younger brother, Archie. As the family struggles to cope with the loss...

In Search of the Lost Words by Yoshito Darmon-Shimamori is a vibrant and heartfelt graphic novel aimed at young readers navigating the complexities of multilingual and multicultural identities. The story follows Anna, a bilingual protagonist, as she embarks on an imaginative journey to reconnect with...

For many, the thought of retirement is frightening. They like their job and the security it brings to their lives. Others look forward to the flexibility that comes with retirement. If we look at retirement as an opportunity to redefine ourselves, we will come to...

I love words. In high school, my favorite class was English when we were learning vocabulary. Sometimes I even open up the dictionary at random to learn a new word and I keep a notepad in my desk drawer of words I have learned and...

Our soul thrives on prayer. Scripture tells us to pray non-ceasing, yet few of us do. However, when a storm hits our life we besiege the Lord to not only hear our pray but to calm the storm. Debra Smith Pegues reminds us that we...

Speaking from her own experiences, Karen Ehman offers suggestions for ridding your life of chaos. Anticipating situations and problems is the first lesson in becoming a more organized person. Readers will appreciate the advice to think ahead. One such illustration concerned having a full meal...

Finally, a logical approach to a clean house – let the house clean itself!! I admit skepticism when I read the title, The House That Cleans Itself. I was secretly hoping for a magic button like something from a futuristic science fiction movie, poof a...

None of us wants to look old. However, once we reach a certain age our body begins to shift. Our boobs begin sagging, we notice wrinkles around our mouth and eyes, and age spots appear on our hands. That is an apt description on me....

Stormie Omartain has long been one of my favorite authors. She shares her personal experiences with her readers. She reminds us that when God called Abram, He did not hand him a detailed map. He called Abram (Abraham) to follow. God still calls us to...

Frederick “Red” Joseph Killmeyer, Jr. was born in 1923. He was a delightful child full of energy, antics and a fiery temper that fit his red hair. He was in high school when he met Gladys Steinhardt, she would later become his wife. The bombing...

This review is on the audio book of: Martin Luther King, Jr., on Leadership: Inspiration and Wisdom for Challenging Times. Author Donald T. Phillips offers listeners both a biographical look at Martin Luther King, Jr. and a look a King’s leadership style. Listeners will be...

There have been many books written over the years about Bible Prophecy, some good and some bad. Mark Hitchcock’s book, "The Amazing Claims of Bible Prophecy", devotes the first half of the book to the Old Testament Prophecy which has come to pass. He clearly...

I have written several letters to the editor of our local paper, never have they had the finesse and skill of Bill Womack’s writings. It all began in Jan. 2004 when Bill read an article in the Courier Journal. Bill felt the article was rather...

Have you ever felt on the edge? At one time or aother we have all felt that way. We ask ourselves if this is all there is to life. We question whether there should be something more, something better. We consider throwing up our hands...

In Betting the Earth, Professor Kunich has compiled many arguments both in favor of and against the global warming theory. He explains and dissects them for our benefit. This book is well researched, without being preachy, and it is mainly easy to follow. Kunich lets...

Paul, known to many who have read the Bible, may remember him as an unsavory character; this book brings a refreshing new point of view to change that thought process. Through the informative and mood-setting foreword and subsequent chapters, the readers are given scripture and...