Human, Flawed, Forgiven is a valuable, transformative guide about forgiving your parents for the wrong they've done to you ... for your own sake. Selma J. Geis helps you free yourself from the resentment, bitterness, and anger that you may hold toward your parents if...

Manga Cross-Stitch is a exceptional idea. The author, Helen McCarthy has combined Japanese animation and cross-stitching to form a creative art form. I enjoy doing cross-stitch and various other forms of needle work. Using this book I can see the possibility of gifts for several...

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...

Diabetes Warrior is a splendid book offering excellent medical advice, and despite its small size...it's only 3 inches wide by 5 inches high...it should be in backpacks and hip-pockets everywhere. Author William Dubois offers step-by-step advice on dealing with diabetes, comparing accurate information about diabetes...

Sam was tired of being bullied by Truman. Chloe, Sam’s best friend, insisted that the only way to stop the bullying was to fight back. Things didn’t go quite as she planned and Sam knew they had only made things worse. Thanks to his grandparents...

"Stepping Stones to Greater Resilience" by Marquita Herald is about what resilience is, and how to put it into practice, without a lot of hard-to-understand jargon to clutter the message. Starting off with what resilience means, this book moves into how to develop self-confidence, and...

John D. Moore tells his story in “Life Without Parole: Justice being served or not, being a victim carries its own life sentence". Serving life in a prison no one knows about, Moore suffered sexual, emotional and physical abuse at the hands of his father....

Go for It by Matthew Martino is about the ultimate dream of today’s young graduates and other members of the public: starting their own business and being successful at it. The book starts with Martino’s personal story about giving up his day job and starting...

Owen Jones has written and self-published more than 110 books, hence his guide Authorship: Publishing Your Book on Your Own covers a tried and tested path for writers to get their books from the manuscript stage to the final product, published, and distributed by the...

Author Robin Murphy writes a very practical, hands-on and user-friendly book to enable a rookie writer to learn how to get their newly created work produced and available to readers. While the rookie writer has many concerns and fears about publishing their first book, there...

Fire Your Web Guy by Steven V. Taylor is a book that explains how to build and create your own website. Taylor has written the instructions in a step by step format which is clear and concise. He uses Wordpress as a building platform and...

The Monster on Top of the Bed has a very unique twist. This book actually contains two stories within one. The first half is filled with the bright and colorful pages of the story, but without any words. Author Alan H. Jordan has chosen to...

Killing Hitler With Praise And Fire: Choose Your Own Horrible History by Matthew Hutchins is a well done, Chose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) style book. This genre has some devoted fans who will find the book an excellent addition to their reading. The plots (as...

Armed and Alive: True Stories About Everyday People Whose Lives Were Saved by Legally Owned Guns by Antaeus is an interesting collection of stories revolving around guns and people. The stories are real, which makes them even more exciting and relatable. Each story is unique...

Starting with a mythical, but very amusing 'history' of shopping, Dan Van Oss throws caution to the wind and risks the wrath of women worldwide as he presents his shopping survival guide: Shopping Survival Guide for Men - How a Man Can Survive a Shopping...

Dirty Little Secrets of Personal Injury Claims: What Insurance Companies Don't Want You to Know; and What Attorneys Won't Tell You About Handling Your Own Claim by Terry Ann Lato is a comprehensive and exceptionally well researched guide to assist claimants in navigating and successfully...

Road Trip: How I Found My Own Mr. Grey is a contemporary women's fiction novel written by Allyse Netsrake. Mel Hemmings is bored with her marriage and has considered divorce for some time now. When Peter, her husband of 34 years, announces that he wants...

Make Way For You: Tips For Getting Out of Your Own Way by Tony Ortiz is a part self help guide, part philosophical look at how we all have the potential to be successful, but we have a habit of getting in our own way....

Christopher Kalford’s Therapy Through Journaling: Be Your Own Savor is a useful and sensible guide for anyone thinking about using journal writing to help themselves through a difficult phase in life or as a means of self-discovery. The book focuses on the positive benefits of...

My Favorite Herb Garden Journal: Grow Your Own Herbs is great for keeping a detailed account of the progress of assorted herbs you intend to plant. Jackie Tan and Iana Chen have made it easier for garden lovers by creating a helpful little book consisting...