Hackett at Large: Tales from a Reporter's Life in Paris 1961–1968 by Jack Fitzgerald is set in bustling Paris, where seasoned journalist Benjamin J. Hackett impresses his boss Geoffrey Hawkins with his quirky column, "An American in Paris." The Washington Tribune endeavors to secure an...

Uncle Ted: A GI's Journal of World War II is a work of non-fiction in the historical, biography, and military writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience, Penned by author Dr. Barbara M. Panther-Gibby, this engrossing historical narrative follows the...

There are people in history whom we can thank again and again for the changes that they have instigated and fought for. These people used their bodies and souls, sometimes at great risk, to bring about change. In The Queen of the Platform, we meet...

Climbing the Glass Mountain: A Father’s Amazing Journey into Spirituality is a work of non-fiction penned by father and son duo Allen and David Gliniewicz in the memoir, inspirational writing, and family history subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers...

A Sterling Life by Mark Hester is the biography of John Danz, a keen American entrepreneur born in Czarist Russia in 1877. John's birth name was Israel Danowsky. His Jewish parents, Leib and Jenni Danowsky, with their two sons, Israel and Chaim, left Russia, escaping...

Abuelita: A Memorable Life Journey and Basilio's Incredible Diary by Abel Menchaca Jr is the biography of Jesúsa Rocha, the author’s abuelita or grandmother. The author meticulously traces her life story starting from her family ancestry, the life-changing events she experienced, her move to a...

Author Eric Gibson takes the reader on a fantasy journey to the Antylia Archipelago. The unlikely team has quite different starting points - one group in the ocean and the other on one of the isles in the Archipelago. The chapters are broken up into...

After being framed for murder, arrested, and losing her job as a Hunter, all ex-Hunter Mich Janelle needed was a chance to prove her innocence, and perhaps her sanity. When she lands a job with a Private Investigators Agency, Mich is determined to secretly investigate...

There is so much to learn about our planet. From waterfalls to beaches to the extreme cold of Antarctica and the dry heat of the deserts, our planet’s geography is as diverse as the people, animals, and plants that inhabit each part. In R.M. Smith’s...

So You Own a Human: A Dog's Field Guide to Managing People is a humorous guide for dog owners and their pets by Gary C. McAuley. 'Written' by Jubilation T. Bloodhound, this guide aims to educate dogs worldwide on how to handle their humans. You...

Montgomery Brown, or Monty, is a 4th grader and an aspiring scientist. Monty and his friends, Ozzy and Brianna, are members of the Science Club, where they do fun experiments after school. But Monty often falls victim to a bully, Bobbie Bifford, and his gang,...

In If I Lived On A Farm!, written by Shona Darin and illustrated by Anne Zimanski, a young boy dreams of living on a farm as a farm animal. He imagines how great it would be to supply milk as a dairy cow (that makes...

Nowadays, educators face numerous challenges ranging from classroom management in the age of social media and smartphones to disruptive student behavior and dissatisfied parents. Marcy Cassidy has had a long career as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. In Roll Call, Cassidy introduces educators to innovative...

The Cherry Stone: A Family's Struggle to Homestead in Cherokee Territory is a work of fiction in the historical drama, Western, and slice-of-life genres. Penned by author Sandy Salisbury, the plot follows Paulina and Gerhard, a couple who navigate the challenges of homesteading in Oklahoma...

Owl B. Blue is very sad. He learned at church that Jesus died on the cross. In Rob Sudano’s Owl B. Blue on Easter Day, his parents explained how Jesus rose from the dead on the third day after the crucifixion, which is why we...

Who among us has ever challenged the status quo? How about on something important? Something that could affect more than just ourselves but possibly people around the world. That’s exactly what Dr. Sarah Hallberg does in Status Quo Thinking is Harming Your Health. She researched...

You Really, Truly Belong by Gina Casazza is about the travels of an alien coming to Earth, seeking friends. Beginning the search, the little alien encounters a group of lacrosse players, but not knowing how to play the game, the surety of not fitting in...

Leopold: The Lion's Den Series is a supernatural romance novel by Dania Voss. Leopold Van Housen is a shapeshifting lion and the alpha of the most powerful pride in North America. But his leadership position is in jeopardy when the International Shifter Syndicate pressures him...

Finally, a great children’s picture book that teaches children how becoming a parent to a pet is much more involved than just loving the animal. In Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities, Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada share the many responsibilities of having a pet....

Frances the Flamingo follows her flock on their way to the south. It's her first migration, and Frances loves it very much. The leader of the flock warns Frances to stay in the formation. Enchanted with the view, Frances doesn't notice the approaching storm and...