The Cat Who Lost His Meow, written by Casey Williams and illustrated by Vova Kirichenko, is an adorable tale of a homeless cat and her kittens. A kindhearted family picks them up and takes them to a shelter where they can be cared for and...

The Fricken Map is Upside Down: Notes from a Spiritual Journey by Carrie Triffet is a book for anyone who wants guidance on their spiritual journey. Author Carrie Triffet shares her experiences as she tried to find the right path to explore spirituality. From the...

The Scorpion of Chernobyl is a work of science fiction that sprang from real historical events and was penned by author Benjamin Feliciano with illustrations by Bianca Loran. Written for adults due to the graphic violence and generally unpleasant nature of the horrific results of...

If you are an entrepreneur, you know how important it is to have the best tools for making your business thrive. You also know how time-consuming it is to find them. However, you cannot give it much thought, especially when you have to focus on...

The 30-Day Job Search: Supercharge your Resume, Renew your Motivation, Secure & Succeed at more Job Interviews, and Negotiate your Salary like a Pro! by Hamza Zaouali is a story about Lisa finding a job. It is based on a real-life story. Lisa only has...

Let's meet the snowman in the story The Snowman That Wanted to Play by Warona Van Dam. He had to start by putting himself together. First, he found a carrot; then he found himself a hat and a body. Then he got his two arms...

The Deadliest Thief (A Miriam Bat Isaac Mystery in Ancient Alexandria) by June Trop has several things going for it. For one, the setting of the story. As the title indicates, the mystery takes place in first-century Alexandria of the common era. This is...

Now, this is a ripper of a read and in more respects than one. Take the concept on which the plot of The Last Getaway by Clay Savage is based: two different groups of thieves decide to hit the same bank on the same day...

In The Art Flogger by C. Edgar North, the reader meets Lynda DuPont, a successful Fine Art auctioneer on cruise ships. She thrives at what she does. From the moment the cruise ship casts off, her gallery is open and displaying some of the many...

Have you thought of how it is possible to enjoy coffee beyond the morning routine? The Whole Business of Beans: How to Make Coffee Your Business by Stella Perry teaches readers a lot more about coffee and gives them fascinating insights - from bean to...

Following the complaints of a cantankerous old woman insisting she is being poisoned causes an unexpected ripple effect in the fascinating sleuth mystery, The Blue Moon Caper (A Damien Dickens Mystery) by Phyllis Entis. The lives of Millie and Damien are upset, consequential to the...

Many black men feel isolated in society. Even if they work hard and achieve the best things in life (a family, a great job, and success), the sense of solitude accompanies them nonetheless. If you are a black man who wants to improve his life,...

Imagine being raised from infancy by a race of intelligent plant-like beings. All you know about human civilization, history and customs is what you have been able to glean from book learning. You were a good student and know much, at least theoretically. But you...

The house with all its "nincompoops" is back with a whole new dose of humor in the second book in the Curmudgeon Avenue series, The Harold and Edith Adventures by Samantha Henthorn. With Edna presumably gone to France with the love of her life, Genevieve,...

The Seductive Pink Crystal by Isaac Alexis M.D. is a very informative, nonfiction book that explores the dangers and perils of an addictive substance. Written by a medical specialist, the book explores the factors that lead to and sustain addiction, looks at the journey towards...

The Ascender by Tracey L. Pacelli is a work of science fiction based on The Mandela Effect and other cool fantasy stuff from the future. This book will appeal to young readers who ponder the ‘what if’ questions related to science, technology, aliens, and more....

The Magic of Empathy by Dr. Nicole Audet is nifty, necessary reading for anyone who needs to communicate with others. Wait! Isn’t that everyone? You bet it is, and regardless of whether you need to better communicate in your business or professional life or with...

What do a luthier and a brilliant physicist have in common? Surprisingly, or not, music, and the wide world of possibilities in a universe that is yet to be discovered, studied and understood. Albert is a young physicist, vying for a position as a university...

The Complete Revision Workbook for Writers: Tools for a Polished Novel by Arielle Haughee is indeed a comprehensive work including sections on revisions of course, but also on mindset and motivation (as most writers are not fascinated by revisions, at least I know I am...

The Language of Equals is a work of fiction in the historical, dramatic and cross-cultural fiction sub-genres, and was penned by author David Ackley. Set during the outbreak of the First World War in the United Kingdom, this incredible tale of retaining cultural identity but...