Bullying has become a serious topic and some might say it has become an epidemic in schools and homes over the past 20 or so years, especially with the creation of the internet and its many ways to communicate via websites. Bullying was once perceived...

Everyday tasks are challenging but, for many, the company of coffee can make it engaging and entertaining. Coffee is said to be the most consumed beverage in the workplace. In Trouble With Coffee: 4 Steps for Controlling Consumption in the Workplace by Giannis Athanasiou focuses...

Rock On: Mining for Joy in the Deep River of Sibling Grief by Susan E Casey is a beautifully written non-fiction book that circles around grief and finding happiness in its midst. The story unravels in a middle-class home where a strong bond is formed...

In a world where we are constantly told what to think through formal education, culture, religion, and the media, I Am Sovereign: A Handbook for Learning the Language of Vibration teaches one how to master thoughts and gain power over experiences by understanding the mechanisms...

Dana used pacifiers of different colors when she was a baby. She had them in yellow, blue, purple, red, and green but Dana only wanted her finger. It was cute when she was six months but when she grew older, anyone who saw her commented...

Violet Lightning: A Blueprint for Japanese Victory in the Pacific, 1941-1942 is a work of non-fiction focusing on military history, and was penned by author John Eric Vining. The work takes a look at the accurate military history and fighting spirit of Japan, not just...

Christmas Chimney Challenge by Chris Stead is an exciting children’s book full of wonderful illustrations and an action-packed plot. When Willy realizes that his family’s house doesn’t have a chimney on the roof, he is afraid that Santa will not be able to deliver Christmas...

In Boomerville at Ballymegille by Caroline James, the death of her husband leads Hattie Mulberry back to Hotel Boomerville. Starting anew, Hattie resumes her former position as manager as new residents arrive to experience the wonderful activities that the place has to offer. Better yet,...

“As humans, we are all allocated a piece of equipment, the humangee. This manual seeks to help you understand that device－less in the physical sense and more in the mental and software aspects, which ultimately control the instrument.” In Humangee 101 by Frank Sharkey, there’s...

Begotten by Sudin Daniel takes readers on an insightful and engaging journey through the life of Christ where there are no Christians and non-Christians but just Christ and the rest of the people. The book is a good manual to make readers realize the greatness...

What true worship means is a question I have often asked myself, but until I read Marja Verschoor-Meijers's True Worshipers, I could not find an answer. In her informative and inspirational book, Verschoor-Meijers asks herself my same question and reflects on what would remain of...

Parenting can often be a difficult task, especially for new moms. Raising a child involves juggling priorities to develop the most suitable environment. Happy Mom, Happy Kid by Zelmira Crespi and Maria Luisa Montt is meant to make life easier for new moms. A mother's...

Legacy - Episode I: The Search for Love by Robert Maxxim is more than just a romance in a science fiction setting. Sarge was already in trouble, but that became unnecessary when he discovers Martian ruins and the essence of an intelligent civilization. Before he...

Do you own a dog? Does he/she look like you? Or perhaps the dog looks like someone else in your family? Victoria Smith’s story, Dogs DO Look Like You! takes young readers on a journey down Canine Lovers Lane. Each house from 1 to 10...

Maria wants a dog - Maria veut un Chien by Brenda Akwar is a colorful, fun, educational book. It is the story of a little girl named Maria who loves dogs. She has just turned six years old, at which age her father promised her...

How to Slow Your Inner Flash by Kenneth Rogers, Jr. expands on the definition of workaholism and helps the reader in understanding how to overcome workaholism as a coping mechanism for childhood abuse. People are forced to decide whether they will begin the healing process...

We must be kind to ourselves, even if we are children (but this is true for adults, too). In a fast-paced world like the one we live in, it is not easy to maintain the peace of mind necessary to live our days happily. However,...

Jacqui Letran's I Would, but My Damn Mind Won’t Let Me! is an excellent book. With this journal, you will get more than you expected. The stunning mandala designs on the activity pages make it more interactive for the reader. The mandalas allow the reader...

Baby Ecology: Using Science and Intuition to Create the Best Feeding, Sleep, and Play Environment for Your Unique Baby by Anya Dunham is a self-help book for new parents who want to create the best environment for their baby. Finding a parenting technique that fits...

The best way to teach is by example and Polite Like a Panda explains how to be polite in different sets of circumstances. The book begins by explaining what it means to be polite because it is not only about acting correctly, but also about...