Can We Have a Treat? is a children’s picture book written by S.A. Dymond and Shiloh Dymond, and illustrated by S.A. Dymond. Isabelle and her little brother love eating treats, and when Isabelle came home from school that afternoon, a treat was the first thing...

The Pangaea age was coming to an end and there was still one massive landmass called the Great Lands and one large ocean called the Great Sea. Times were traumatic and it was a challenge for all those who lived on earth. Prince Oban was...

Within a city of stone, metal, and dead wood many secrets can be found. Some beneath the twisting sewers, and others a little closer to home. Years ago Sabine was forced to flee her homeland, taking up residence in the last place anyone would think...

Ten Tales of a Dark Tomorrow by Kevin A. Kuhn is a collection of short stories, which the author describes as inspired by the original Twilight Zone series. The majority of the stories are either science fiction or unusual happenings in normal life. The author...

A mystery two decades old comes to light when a ghostwriter starts researching her client's history in the sleuth mystery Without A Word (Ghostwriter Mystery 7) by C.A. Larmer. Twenty years ago, ten-year-old Phoebe awoke to find her family gone and the house emptied of...

The First Annual Gala Maze-a-thon was a race with each rider on the back of a calpa. The first one across the finish line would win the race. Talee and her calpa called Nola were ready for the race. Among the other competitors was a...

Fairy tales, those treasured once upon a time stories about princesses, princes, frogs, witches and so much more are a joy to read. However, these fantasy stories are more than just stories: they’re lessons, they teach us to be better people. Putting off for tomorrow...

You Can’t Kiss a Bubble, written by Karen A. Wyle and illustrated by Siski Kalla, is a love letter to soap bubbles – the kind you can blow with a wand. The little girl in the illustrations imagines playing with her bubble in the same...

Bandit is a colorful, lively puppy. He loves to play; he loves to snooze; for him, “life is good.” Then, one day, Bandit is adopted by Uncle Bill and Bandit’s adventure begins. The young reader is led on a bumpy journey until Bandit finds his...

Writing a book is a path to self-discovery. Starting to write can be complicated if we don't put our ideas in order or if we don't feel capable. To solve this, we have Write Your Book for a More Amazing Life: Thirty Days of Exercises...

When a Virus Takes Over the World by Patricia A. Brill, Ph.D. aims to educate children on the Corovirus pandemic, including what is a virus, how it spreads, how to protect yourself and others, and what you can do while at home. The story takes...

If you, like myself, enjoy memoirs that deftly blend raw and honest openness with powerful insights then consider yourself in luck as Lisa A. Pruitt’s autobiography is a must-read. Soul of a Professor: Memoir of an Un-Engineered Life charts the author's life as her success...

STIGMA: Through the Eyes of a Bipolar Artist is a work of non-fiction in the social issues, art, and self-help subgenres. Written and created by author and artist David A Feingold, it is suitable for audiences from all backgrounds to explore. In this enthralling and...

Sora Searches for a Song: Little Cricket’s Imagination Journey by Christine Herbert follows the journey of a young, ambitious cricket as she tries to find the imagination needed to sing. Sora is the only one who cannot sing in the little green marsh. Sora is...

What's in a name? Well, everything. We've all wondered about the origin of our name at some point. In What a Wonderful, Wonderful, Wonderful Name!, L.A. Kimo and La Shauna Richardson tell the story of a young girl who wonders just the same thing. She...

Are You a Pineapple? by Kathryn A. Zolman is the story of a young boy called Kevin who gets a new puppy. He loves her very much but he is struggling to come up with a name for her. As he looks around his home...

Mary Fisher has led a hard life. Trying to eke out a living from the lowest rung of the social ladder in late 1800s Scotland is no cakewalk. Reminiscing on her torturous early life, she gives a vivid recollection of her experiences, the pain, the...

In Scrapped: Justice and a Teen Informant, Lisa A. Peebles and John O'Brien investigate the abduction of Heidi Allen on the early morning of Easter - April 3, 1994 - from the store where she worked. Despite no evidence linking them to the crime, two...

God Says You Are a Brilliant Boy by Sophia A. Ritter is a heartwarming and inspiring book that focuses on the power of faith, self-belief, and understanding one’s divine worth. Through the eyes of a relatable young protagonist named Daniel, the story encourages young boys...

Rhymes of a Family Man by E. A. Coe is a heartfelt collection of poems and illustrations that celebrates life’s simple joys, family bonds, and cherished memories. The collection encourages parents to embrace their inner child and take time to play with their kids. From opening Christmas...