Are You Listening? A Guide to Recognizing and Responding to God's Voice is a work of non-fiction in the Christian reading, spirituality, and self-help subgenres. Author Michelle Layer Rahal's passionately penned work explores the concept of discerning God's voice amidst the noise of everyday life....

We Can Change the World by Douglas L. Murray tells stories from the generation that came of age during the tumultuous '60s and '70s when protests against the Vietnam War and for civil rights filled the streets. Much like Tom Brokaw chronicled stories of the...

Highway to the Sky: An Aviator's Journey is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, slice-of-life, and social commentary genres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to moderate references to sex and violence and some use of strong language. Penned by...

Italian American by Luigina Vecchione, the second book in a series, is a captivating read for fans of historical fiction, family drama, and romance. Mariella leaves her native Italy, which revives after the horrible years of German occupation, and heads with her husband, Jack, to...

Finally, a children’s picture book that I absolutely loved! In The Worn-Out Flag, Karen Bowen reminds readers of the importance and symbolism of the American flag. Too many have forgotten how important the flag is to our history and that it stands for our freedoms,...

There’s nothing quite like the food of a specific country to teach and inspire you to learn more about the place. In Kisha Bennett’s Solo Sazón, the author combines a passion for Argentinian food and culinary traditions to inspire single moms to enjoy the authentic...

Protector of Legends: Raven’s Story by Deanna King is a mystical ride through time, from the perspective of the Native American people. Raven Kangee was born into a family touched by magic and mystical powers. Both her parents had traveled through time and Raven was...

On the same day, a hurricane and an earthquake hit Pondville, a town in Nova Scotia, Canada. At first, there does not seem to be any major damage, but then the inhabitants — including Sheriff Harry — discover that the courthouse building is leaning and a...

Dana Frank's Get Up and Get On It: A Black Entrepreneur's Lessons on Creating Legacy and Wealth is an inspiring book that chronicles her family's journey through decades of entrepreneurial challenges and successes. Starting with her grandfather Gerald Frank's escape from the harsh realities of...

Going on Offense: A Leader’s Playbook for Perpetual Innovation by Behnam Tabrizi is a compelling guide for leaders seeking to cultivate a culture of continuous innovation within their organizations. Tabrizi, a seasoned expert in organizational transformation with extensive experience at Stanford University and a robust...

From Welfare to CEO by Korena Keys is an inspiring tale of a single mother's journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur. It demonstrates the resilience, sacrifices, and determination needed to succeed in business and family life. The author offers valuable insights and practical advice for...

According to Vince Espejo, dieting and exercise don't have to be frustrating or difficult. You don't have to be a gym fanatic or completely steer clear of delicious food. You can incorporate easy and efficient practices into your daily activities. In Why Dieting & Exercise...

At the Corner of Destiny and Ingenuity by Paul Owhadi describes Paul's life from Iran to England, finally settling in the USA. In Iran, Paul is greatly influenced by his grandfather, who teaches him the importance of hard work. Another significant event that affected Paul's...

A century ago, Kahlil Gibran wrote The Prophet, a revolutionary poetic narrative chronicling the journey of a wise man. In light of societal changes and the unique challenges women face today, Natalie Solomon and Greg Solomon have reimagined Gibran's work from a woman's perspective, presenting...

Hulking Headaches by Chip Colquhoun and Korky Paul is a delightful book that tells two heartwarming tales. The first story, Huff Mctough, follows a princess who feels useless and unwanted in her kingdom until she helps a hairy creature named Huff untangle his knotty hair,...

The Boy Who Loved Boxes by Michael Albanese is billed as a picture book for adults but works for all ages. A young boy discovers the joy of sorting his items into boxes. Everything has its place. Books go in one box, trains in another....

Kasiel is forced to live among a group of people who must not find out his true identity. His previously pointed ears, which could have given him away, had been cut off by the time Edmund found him. Unfortunately, Kasiel's safety is threatened when his...

Moses and Akhenaten by Sharon Janet Hague is an intriguing historical novel that reimagines the childhood of Akhenaten, the heretic pharaoh of Egypt and explores the fascinating theory that Akhenaten and Moses might have been the same person. Set against the backdrop of ancient Egypt,...

In Cave as Labyrinth, Alan Ponikvar's analysis of Socratic philosophy through Plato’s dialogue "Meno" examines Socrates’ use of professed ignorance as a method of inquiry. Socrates' approach involves challenging conventional definitions of virtue by exposing contradictions and prompting reevaluation. He contrasts with sophists by focusing...

She Had Been a Tomboy: Raising A Transgender Child, A Mother’s Journey by Sandra Bowman is a powerful and moving memoir that offers insight into the challenges and triumphs of raising a transgender child. With raw honesty and a deeply personal touch, Bowman takes readers...