Some Days The World Looks Better When It's Upside Down is a captivating children's picture book by P.A. Minyard. It intends to inspire and encourage young readers to contemplate the important things in life. It features pictures of animals from the author's North Carolina neighborhood,...

Becoming The Change (The Power of Cultural Intelligence) by Loren Rosario-Maldonado, with a foreword by David Livermore, is a cultural non-fiction book that would appeal most to a diverse audience of young adults and adults who are interested in their intricate internal landscapes. Cultural intelligence,...

Franklin the Firefly: The Glow Within is a children's picture book written by Thomas J Penisten and dedicated to his wife. Franklin was born to loving firefly parents and played with firefly friends in his area. As they grew up, Franklin's friends glowed, but they...

In the Beginning: The Early Days of Religious Beliefs is a fascinating work of fiction in the historical sub-genre and was penned by author Jaime Reyes. As the title suggests, we return to very early times of the human race, when Neanderthals are first learning...

Adventures of the Moment: The Mystery Tour by Golden November starts with a mystery trip won by Dave and paid for by Flower Rose, where passengers engage in plenty of conversations and activities. It only goes up from there. Rodney expresses frustrations over acting pay,...

Clara Raven / Under the Stones: The First Two Adventures of Wednesday McIntyre, U.S. Marshall is penned by author Murray Pura in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and action genres. The plot follows Merck ‘Wednesday’ McIntyre, a Great War survivor and new U.S. Marshal during...

Welcome to the Bright details Lisa Febre's journey through colorectal cancer and the aftermath marked by surgeries, including a successful colostomy reversal, and subsequent discoveries of residual cancer in her ovary, which required further procedures. Febre credits music as playing a crucial role in her...

“I can do anything.” Those are powerful words to live by. Kenna has to learn all about what that means. In Katey Jo Evans’ Kenna, the Produce Princess, one little girl, Kenna, is crowned from birth, told by her parents that she is a princess:...

If you're a fan of Agatha Christie or just love a good mystery, Murder in the West End by Amnon Kabatchnik is a must-read. This book, part of Kabatchnik's acclaimed reference series, dives deep into the world of crime plays, spotlighting Christie's famous works and...

Selena Flowers and the Phantom Tides by Ella English is the second installment in the Merblood Saga, following the adventures of Selena and her friends as they explore the mysteries of Madderly Bay and its supernatural undercurrents. In this novel, the story deepens with a...

Periander the Avenger by Joseph Bringman is an epic tale of war, betrayal, and vengeance set in the final days of Atlantis. As one of the ten kings ruling the legendary civilization, Periander finds himself in opposition to the ruthless High King Critias, whose thirst...

da Fischer "Micah & the Magic Helmet" is a charming book for children. Micah is a little girl with a huge imagination. She had an unstinting devotion to her magic helmet, which was really a cake pan. Once her helmet was placed on her head she...

Odete Martins Bigote is very learned and knows what she is writing about when she quotes from Stephen Hawking, William Shakespeare, and most especially, the Holy Bible. In "Before the World Began: The Point of the Encounter of Love and Science", she states that we,...

"Walk Around The Tree: The End of War in Vietnam as Seen Through the Eyes of a Child" is written by Diem Ai Nguyen & Charlie Roberts and is a personal account that Diem shares, beginning at the age of four. Diem not only grew...

The fifty RSD interviews in Sharing the Pain… The RSD Interviews by Mary Jane Gonzales guide the reader through the ins and outs of what it is like to live with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy. Though it is often said that the disease is just in...

A Canter of the Heart by E.E. West talks about 20-year-old Eleanor who, because of a virus contracted when she was two years old, is stuck in a wheelchair. While her disability would make several activities difficult, she's able to do most things other paraplegics...

Clover and the Twins: The search for the Cloverleaf Dogs by Nicoletta Barrie is an endearing adventure story of Clover the dog. Ten-year-old twins Chanel and Bezel Sini are spokesgirls for Dogs Forever - a Dog Rescue. The story is about their campaign, along with...

Living Through the Pain - The Lonely Me is a harrowing story. Losing her mother, father, brother and sister-in-law in an aircraft accident was just the start for 16-year-old Cathy Kurtz. The fact that she should have been on the aircraft and the subsequent 'why...

In Cale Thornsbe - The Boy Who Could See by Cassie Williams, Cale is an unusual boy who was adopted by his parents in an unusual way. He came with a golden seal and was delivered by a lady in black. Though the circumstances were...

Unlocking the Art of Fiction Writing: The Eight Keys to Writing Great Fiction and Avoiding Dangerous Traps along the Way by Scribendi Inc., researched and written by Bryan Russell, is a gem of a resource guide. Inside readers will find helpful writing tips from numerous...