Do you want to improve in some areas of ​​your life but do not know where to start? Maybe it depends on some habit you should change? Bob Savar’s Breakable Habits: Proven and Powerful Methods for How to Quit Smoking, Eating Healthy, Losing Weight, and...

In Scars of the Heart, Bob Van Laerhoven has taken a most controversial subject and written ten short stories around it. Each story is unique in its own right but the same theme is carried through each one. The author holds the reader’s attention in...

The psychological suspense thriller Crazy Lies & Cat's Eyes by Bob Goodwin explores a family's struggle to cope in their dysfunctional home. Jasper, a father of two, is an extreme drug user and has paranoid delusions and hallucinations. Although he is under intensive therapy treatment,...

Nothing to Laugh At by Bob "B.B." Widdop is an inspiring and heartfelt exploration of the transformative power of humor, especially in the face of life's most challenging moments. Bob "B.B." Widdop is a professional healthcare clown who shares his journey with personal anecdotes, poignant...

In Bob Seay's The Bookseller’s Son, set against the backdrop of the conservative South during the 1970s, Jeremiah Malone grapples with the complexities of identity, family legacy, and freedom of expression. As the son of bookstore owners George and Tammy Malone, who moved from California...

Election Hacks: Zeidman v. Lindell: Exposing the $5 Million Election Myth by Bob Zeidman combines technical investigation with legal drama. Zeidman, a seasoned cyber forensics expert, recounts his journey from initial skepticism to legal confrontation after participating in Mike Lindell’s “Prove Mike Wrong Challenge,” which...

I Know Why Old Men Plant Trees by Bob Seay follows Wendell, a former Landscape Algorithm Compliance Officer, who quietly rebels against algorithmic landscaping rules after moving back to Denver and taking up dog-walking. He begins planting native coneflowers in public parks, aided by friends...

In We Walk Alone, Bob Kern recounts how Alzheimer’s disease gradually reshaped everyday life with his wife, Marsha. After medical testing confirms the diagnosis, Kern is faced with a condition that destroys stored memories and alters behavior in ways neither of them expected. Marsha begins...

Into the Dax by Bob Welch follows Kiley, a systems engineer working with pollination drones in an agricultural region, whose routine changes when hostile machines destroy her network and target her directly. A recorded message from her father, Lucas Van, a scientist in hiding, reveals...

In Bob Van Laerhoven’s The Long Farewell, in 1934, Dresden, fifteen-year-old Hermann Becht's family is affected by Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. His father, Hans, serves the Nazi movement with growing devotion, while his mother, Marina, a Belarusian refugee who escaped revolutionary Russia, believes Germany...

Schrödinger’s Faith by Bob Seay follows Jonah, a weary high school English teacher navigating a huge personal and professional crisis in Memphis. His life is turned upside down when his school gives him a harsh choice regarding what he's allowed to teach—just when local politics...

The question of human intelligence and its evolution has been brought into sharp focus by the emergence of Artificial Intelligence, but what have we created? Bob Burgin enters the debate with Emergence: How Our Twenty-Watt Brains Unlocked Intelligence Beyond Biology. What differentiates AI is its...

Pink and Purple Bob was a small dog who loved pink and purple and would wait all day, not playing, just so he could see some pink and purple things. He would sit on the windowsill to spot his favorite colors. He even looked for...

“We are all different, beautiful, imperfectly perfect, and equally valuable just the way we are.” That sounds like quite a mouthful, but oh, so true. Ágnes Horváth’s Emma and Bob is a story about two children who learn some pretty intense lessons while visiting their...

Dear Bob, Dear Betty is the biography of two individuals. Robert(Bob) Llewellen Wright, son of Frank Llewellen Wright and Catherine Wright and Elizabeth(Betty) Bryan Kehler. They met during the Depression years of 1932-33. The couple faced plenty of hardships. Bob lived in Chicago and Betty...

Selfish Little Bob, Selfish No More! was written by Joyce Mitchell and illustrated by Emily Zieroth. It was Little Bob the rabbit’s fifth birthday. He was a very selfish fellow, never saying thank you and only thinking of himself. His mother wondered when he would...

Owen was just like any other boy or girl of his age. He was curious, his fingers liked to strum, and he loved to jump. He dreamed about strumming his ukulele and singing. He loved going to school and he found math interesting because he...

Bob Crane flies to Columbia National Refuge in Washington State every year, along with six thousand other cranes. Families who live in Othello have a Sandhill Crane Festival to celebrate their arrival. Many spectators visit the area to view the amazing sight. This year was...

The title So Long Bob: A Pennsylvania Farm Boy's Letters Home from the War perfectly describes what this book is about. Shortly before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Bob Berkey, who lived in a small town in Pennsylvania, was drafted and served his country. This...

Fire Chief Bob and Reggie to the Rescue by Colleen Baxter Sullivan is your guide to fire safety presented in a step-by-step coloring book. Join Fire Chief Bob and his trusty friend Reggie in learning how to be safe, develop a fire evacuation plan, and...