Inventionare by Hyrum Jones is an amusing book full of remarkable rhymes and quirky pictures. It shows the ups and downs of the typical inventor’s life: great ideas, poor sales. Inventionare creates an unpoppable balloon and figures out how to keep certain animals out of...

Laurel's Quest (The Cornwall Adventures Book 1) by Nancy M. Bell is a young adult fantasy novel. Laurel Rowan is sent to stay with a family friend in Cornwall while her mother fights cancer. Homesick and heartbroken at the thought of losing her mother, Laurel...

Carol Whitaker uses her book, Ridiculously Happy: The Secret to Manifesting the Life and Body of Your Dreams, to establish a Christian approach to the Law of Attraction. Whitaker lays out a plan for spiritual, mental and physical actualization based on the steps she took...

Christian believers are familiar with or at least have heard of the works of the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Christians study each gospel by reading, or listening to it being read to them, or preached to them, but do they really live...

This is How Much Oatmeal Loves You: A Collection of Stories is written by Stephen R. Wagner. The stories are prefaced by two introductions which serve to introduce both the author and the genesis of most of the stories. They were written, as the author...

The Day the Mirror Cried is a collection of short stories and poetry by Saundra Kelley. See what happens in Smooth Operator when upstanding churchwomen compete for the affections of the handsome new pastor in a small gossipy town. The Day the Mirror Cried is...

I Love To Sleep In My Own Bed by Shelley Admont is the delightful story of Jimmy the little bunny who lives in a nice house in the forest with his mom, dad and two older brothers. Jimmy does not like to sleep alone in...

There is a difference between breeding rabbits and owning one as a pet. If you want to do the latter, this book is what you are looking for. Amber Richards’ Everything About Rabbits not only includes a comprehensive list of rabbit varieties, but most significantly,...

Lobster Boy is the story of the life and death of Grady Stiles, Jr., known to carnival lovers and carny folks alike as Lobster Boy. On a warm night in 1992, a trailer park in Gibsonton was the scene of an execution. Stiles had taken...

In Lana Fray and the Grand Plan by Maren S. Higbee, we follow Lana Fray, a reality TV producer who is on the brink of turning thirty. With the milestone looming, Lana suddenly has the itch to find her Mr. Right. Her brilliant plan...

The Skeletons of Birkbury by Diane J. Febry is a classic whodunit. A storm fells a tree, unearthing a skeleton. Forensics and investigation determine the body has lain there for 20 years. At the time, a car accident and a disappearance are not tied together...

Dear Class: Traveling Around the World with Mrs. J by Jane J. Stein is a delightful storybook that will take kids on a sightseeing trip around the world. Children are taken to England, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Israel, India, Burma, Thailand, Singapore, Hong...

Love is something that everyone wants to find but not everyone can. It’s something that people wonder about and it’s something that this book of poems is about. There are so many different stages to love. There’s the stage where you are wondering whether you’ll...

Time Square: UFO by S.W. Lothian is the fourth straight winner from this author. I thoroughly enjoyed Lothian’s The Quest series, so I approached this first volume in the new Time Square series in anticipation of another literary treat. I was not disappointed. Time Square:...

Less Stress Business: A Guide for Hiring, Coaching, and Leading Great Employees is a business management guide written by Jamie Sussel Turner, M.Ed. Turner was a school principal for many years before becoming a business coach, and her ideas and suggestions are based on her...

We All Poot is a children’s book by Jake Reynolds. As the title suggests, the topic will be very familiar to both kids and adults alike. There are many terms for it, and whether we like to admit it or not, we all do it....

America at the Precipice: Restoring the Plummeting Middle Class Standard of Living by Gary R. Patterson casts light on the disturbing fact that America's middle class, which was known to be the most affluent in the world, has lost that honor. The author attacks the...

Dinosaurs: Amazing Fun Facts and Pictures by David Kay is a kid’s book about dinosaurs. It is a book that will enlighten both children and adults about dinosaurs. It tells the history and talks about how paleontologists are working hard to study remains of dinosaurs...

Shatter Point by Jeff Altabef is a gripping psychological thriller set a little in the future. Maggie was only young when she first met Cooper. At first friends, she soon found out that there was a darker side to him. She rejects him and moves...

Dr. Chandrix Dies is the second volume in Christopher D. Abbott's historical mystery series, The Dies Trilogy. It's set in London in 1930 and features the Dutch detective and psychologist, Doctor Pieter Straay. While it's the second volume in the series, Dr. Chandrix Dies can...