Losing the Atmosphere: A Baffling Disorder, A Search for Help, and the Therapist Who Understood by Vivian Conan documents the author's experience with mental illness and her journey to wholeness with forensic detail. In this gripping memoir, Conan shares her journey as she struggled with...

Tell Me About the Holy Spirit: How to Be Filled with Love, Joy, Peace and Power, and Extend the Kingdom of God by Arnold V. Page is a spiritual gift that shows readers the work of the Holy Spirit. In this book, the author explores...

Pickle Me This, Squeakle Me That, Who is Afraid of the Big Brave Hen? by Joseph Lupton is a fun and adventurous tale that follows Joseph as he transforms into three amazing heroes: Chicken Man, Pickle Man, and the Rat of Justice. Each of these...

In Christmas at the Saporis by KD Sherrinford, the author has taken an iconic character from the past, Sherlock Holmes, and written a delightful story, bringing into it a wife, two children, his brother Mycroft Holmes, Mrs Martha Hudson, a sister Libertas James, husband Al...

Huckleberry Academy, The School of Imagination: Volume 1, The Majestic Feather by J. L. Willis is a majestic children’s book. The story opens with a character hiding in a locker, instantly followed by a flashback to the start of the day. We meet Mo the...

Mur, the Kitty-Knight: Adventures in the Fairy-Tale Animal World by Igor Shnayder will keep young readers glued to every page. Mur is a kitten who aspires to and later becomes a knight. He reveals many personality traits that make him an ideal candidate for knighthood....

Love With the Five Senses by Carmen Parets Luque starts with a child called Rose pondering what love is after seeing her lovesick older sister. Her mother tells her that there are different kinds of love; it is not limited to romantic relationships alone. She...

Something in the Basement by Malika Oakley is a charming and slightly spooky children’s story that invites readers to confront fear with curiosity, courage, and a touch of humor. The tale unfolds with a childlike voice and perspective, capturing the universal childhood experience of imagining...

Mike Bogue’s Watching the World Die: Nuclear Threat Films of the 1980s is a fascinating dive into the era's cinematic response to the ever-present fear of World War III. The 1980s, fraught with Cold War tensions, provided fertile ground for filmmakers to explore the apocalyptic...

Discovering that one has been deceived about one’s origins is a strong premise for a compelling fiction narrative. However, Taken From The Cradle by Devorah Lee is not fiction but a raw and emotionally grounded memoir that chronicles her lifelong quest for identity and belonging...

Heather Lyn Davis's Riley the Rabbit Learns a New Habit is a heartwarming children’s book that teaches consideration for others. Riley loves jumping. He jumps everywhere, even inside school. However, this quickly becomes an inconvenience, causing his friends and teacher to complain when he lands...

Tia Warrick’s Burst the Bubble explores clinical research, offering a well-rounded and highly practical guide for those aspiring to enter or expand their horizons within the pharmaceutical industry. Warrick balances educational content with advice, making this book a solid resource for anyone curious about clinical...

In Burn the Freeze by S.M. McVicar, Cal Shook navigates a dystopian world where the elite access universal information through advanced brain technology. After evading capture in Reno and securing a substantial reward, Cal is hired to steal the powerful X-2 headset, which enables control...

Lily’s dream is to be a fairy. Can you imagine a beaver as a fairy? In Zuzana Svobodová’s Lily of the Valley, Lily listens intently to Grandma’s charming stories about fairies. They’re always doing good and helping others. Grandma tells Lily: “You can be whoever...

Brandy, Dame of the Caribbean is a work of fiction for young adult and new adult readers by author Dan E. Hendrickson in the historical, adventure, and action genres, and is the second novel in the Saga of the Pirate Princess. Brandy Erasmus Edwards, the...

Eye of the Nomad is a work of fiction in the historical, adventure, and action genres, and is the opening novel in the War of Fear Trilogy. The work is best suited to mature adult readers as it contains scenes of graphic violence. Penned by...

Danger in the Hills by Uncle Jerry and Liz Fahey is a delightful tale that blends adventure, heart, and imagination. The story introduces Jake, a towering yet gentle NOLO with a unique charm and a deep sense of empathy. When two stranded sisters, Heather and...

Killing the Alien depicts an emotional, thought-provoking, and earnest account of Stephanie Lopuszynski's battle against cancer. In her candid memoir, the author shares her personal experiences with the world. This memoir guides us through the stages of her cancer diagnosis, the actual cancer treatment, and...

Obesity: The Modern Famine by Dr. Kathy M Campbell challenges conventional health wisdom by revealing how modern life’s demands contribute to obesity and poor health. Campbell argues that obesity is a symptom of a deeper crisis driven by nutrient deficiencies and cultural neglect of essential...

In Bobby vs. The Duke: James Darling vs. The World Book 1, Sean Fallon has taken a time in American history that was a minefield for anyone running for president. The Vietnam War and protests against it were at their height. Anyone standing as a...