The Girl Who Changed The World by Machiel Hoek revolves around a girl named Lisa, who is on a path of self-discovery, guided by her grandfather. After a fall, Lisa expresses feelings of loneliness and frustration with the changes around her. Her grandfather introduces "The...

Set in the modern era, Solomon Glaukos' The Curse of the Wanderer places the reader in a fantastical world hidden from regular eyes and filled with magical powers and beasts. Our main character, Amber, wishes to follow in the footsteps of her father, the powerhouse...

The Echoes of The Elk's Estate (Liam and Boo Series Book 2) by William Mierzejewski transports readers into a chilling young adult horror adventure that pushes the boundaries of familial courage and supernatural mystery. Liam and Boo, returning characters from the series, find themselves thrust...

“Saving happiness.” That’s what Lucinda does when she paints a picture. But when friends Emma, Scarlett, Mary Ann, and Martin first see Lucinda, she’s anything but an artist. In Claire Pence’s The Bag Lady and the Frog Prince, the four friends meet Lucinda as a...

The Elf and the LARP: Book Two by Kipjo K. Ewers is a delightful tale where fantasy meets modern-day role-playing culture. Brian, Faylinn, and Jack must navigate new challenges as they deal with Eletha's mysterious transformation and explore the magical realm of Ferrin. This unique...

The Virtuepops and the Paradise Animals: Colored Illustrations Handbook by Frances Angelina is an enchanting addition to her Virtue series. It is designed to spark creativity and nurture virtues through the art of coloring. As the third book in the series, it stands out with...

The Angel of the Deamhain by Philip D. Hume combines supernatural thriller elements with investigative journalism as it follows Professor Harper DeLaCourt's quest to uncover occult mysteries. When Harper teams up with the mysterious archaeologist Dr. Astrid Schwermann, they find themselves drawn into a web...

The Fed and The Flu: Parsing Pandemic Economic Shocks by David R. Kotok, Michael R. Englund, Tristan J. Erwin, and Elizabeth J. Sweet presents a timely and scholarly exploration of the significant economic disruptions caused by pandemics throughout history. The book is highly analytical, utilizing...

The Chronicle of the Versemaker by Craig C. Charles is a compelling historical novel that examines the turbulent lives of intellectuals during the siege of Leningrad. The protagonist, Joseph Orbeli, is a museum director tasked with safeguarding the precious artifacts in the Hermitage Museum as...

The Weight of the Wishing Stone by Kevin Cox is an epic young adult fantasy that revolutionizes familiar genre elements with a fresh perspective and emotional depth. Selaina's tranquil life shatters as chaos and tyranny descend, thrusting her into a perilous quest to find an...

Hop on for an exciting adventure with a pair of fun-loving twins and their talking dogs in Axi Mok's The Adventure to the Ancient Iceberg. Axi and Brandon are ten-year-old twins with a love for adventurous quests. When the siblings receive a mysterious package from...

Nancy Thornton Navarro and Adriana Thornton-Cornejo, two daughters of the late Walter Thornton, along with historian Philip Mershon, present The Merchant of Venus: The Life of Walter Thornton. Shocked to see a photo of their father in the movie Seabiscuit, the women researched their father's...

The Wound Closest to the Sun by Karl Berger is a poignant historical novel that spans decades and continents, weaving together the lives of those shaped by war and regret. The story follows Yann, a semi-retired French journalist in 1960, haunted by his past. Through...

The Jellybean Gospel and the Born-Again Bunny is a delightful rhyming tale for children. Written by Wanda Carter Roush and featuring illustrations by Alicia Renee, this picture book follows the adventures of a baby caterpillar and a young boy. In Egg Land, lots of caterpillars...

Joey Acker's The Worst Cook Book in the Whole Entire World turns the concept of a traditional cookbook on its head, offering young readers and their families a delightful mix of humor and playful absurdity. This book is a unique blend of storytelling and whimsy...

We all try to fit in, but being different or the "Only" among our peers can be nurtured as an asset. In The Power of the Only, communications coach Angela Chee shows how to maximize one's potential through the power of the Only. With this...

The Case of the Beth-el Stone by David Cairns of Finavon is a gripping historical mystery that weaves together gold rush-era Australia, Victorian Edinburgh, and a centuries-old conspiracy. Major Findo Gask and his sharp-witted companion Errol Rait find themselves fleeing a vengeful secret society, only...

The Tale of the English Templar by Helena P. Schrader is a gripping historical novel that is rooted in real events surrounding the suppression of the Knights Templar in 1307. After being arrested, tortured, and forced to confess under duress, one English Templar disappears, only...

Ten-year-old Benjamin Zither believes that he and his basset hound, Blue, are detectives. After all, they figured out the riddle of Benjamin's unknown dad. What better way to show off his investigative and detective skills than to solve the mystery of the bully? Benjamin’s best...

The King and the Ogre by William Joseph Birrell is 'A Book About Kindness, Caring, and Acceptance.' The great King Liam loves to look out over his town, watching the people go about their daily lives. Every year, he invites them all up to his...