Catalyst for Glorious Change by Brian Wilkerson is a fantasy novel set in the vibrant world of Tariatla. The story follows five diverse individuals: Basilard, a dedicated mercenary on a dangerous mission; a girl with memory loss seeking her true identity; a runaway heir with...

Best Climate Change Stories is a collection of thirty-four short stories written by authors from all over the world and presented by Ron Sauder, featuring the underlying theme of climate change. On the border between Italy and Switzerland, two mountain climbers come across the highest...

The Change Guidebook by Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino is a comprehensive self-help resource designed to empower readers to make meaningful changes in their lives. It presents a structured ten-point framework that includes assessment, choice, discovery, growth, support, implementation, acceptance, engagement, mastery, and impact. This framework helps readers...

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...

Janet K. Shawgo’s A Change in Destiny: Dark Suspicions is a gripping thriller that masterfully combines mystery, suspense, and intricate character dynamics. The story follows FBI Agent Brian Deeds as he investigates a high-stakes fraud case centered on the disappearance of Jonathan Edwards III. Deeds’...

Behind the scenes of world politics and economics are intellectual powerhouses that we often do not know about, constantly making tough decisions that influence and shape the present and future. Dr. Harald Malmgren, a seasoned strategist and policy advisor, has led an illustrious career spanning...

Coaching For (a) Change: How to Engage, Empower, and Activate People by Greg Giuliano is an action-oriented handbook that provides specific steps on how to provide coaching in serving to lead. This is different than the old style of command and control model where keeping...

The Change Center by Howard D. Blazek is a profound exploration of one man's intense and tumultuous journey through a psychic and existential crisis that led him to a transformative experience in a psychiatric ward. This is a deeply personal narrative, retracing the author's path...

Can you forgive and forget? Sometimes, it’s difficult to do. What if you were told that a vicious predator had changed and could be your friend? Could you forgive him/her and go to his/her party? In Hilary Lawrence and Katherine Summerville’s A Leopard Never Changes...

Annissa Deshpande brings readers a stimulating story of leadership and growth in this illuminating book. The Change Up is the second installment of Deshpande's Leadership Growth Journey series, and it follows Jack Shorn, CEO of Accelx Services, newly promoted to this position in the company...

How Liberals Changed the World by Marcelo Brazzi is a wide-ranging and well-researched book that looks at the long history of political and social progress in the United States. Marcelo Brazzi explains how liberal ideas helped shape the freedoms and rights Americans enjoy today. The...

The Ladybird Who Changed Her Spots by Ian Humpheryes takes place in a busy garden full of all kinds of bugs. A wise old owl is perched on the fence, worried about the bugs and hoping they will not attract the attention of the hungry...

Change is never easy. But not everything has to change. In this amusing picture book, author Melissa Garin tells the tale of two siblings who have recently moved into their new home with their parents. Narrated in rhyme, A World of Things That Won't Change...

Harmony of Change by Grayson Tate is a thoughtful and timely novel about family, faith, and the cost of progress. We find ourselves in a world where tech disruptor Victor Legrand threatens to reshape the small, tradition-steeped town of Ridgefield. As fifteen-year-old Evan Rainer watches...

The Climate Is Changing, Can Humans? by David L. Hawk is a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and urgent exploration of the profound threats posed by climate change, rooted in human behaviors, cultural myths, and systemic management failures. Hawk traces the origins of the planetary crisis back to...

The fascinating color-changing power of chameleons turns into a charming, vibrant story in The Chameleon Who Couldn’t Change Colors by author and illustrator Nielle P. Marques. Deep in a lush, tropical forest, Frilly is a chameleon who laments her inability to shift beyond various shades...

Karin Kalteren Busink’s Menopause: The Change reframes menopause as a transformation rather than a decline. Blending scientific research, nutritional guidance, and personal testimony, the book moves from the author’s own first hot flash, experienced unexpectedly during a conference in Berlin, to a broader reflection on...

Winds of Change: In the Line of Fire Book 1 by Valerie Anne Hudson is set during World War I, alternating between the perspectives of Margaret and Tom. Margaret Ashworth, or Mags as her family calls her, is determined to be a doctor even when...

When we’re young and feeling invincible, unless we have cause, we don’t give a lot of thought to our health, let alone our eyes. That all changes as we age and begin to notice we aren’t seeing as clearly as we once did, or we...

As greedy King Anakgahsi looks upon his kingdom, and senses a breeze, he feels that something is afoot. Something not to his liking, not of his plan. But when an adviser assures the king that the influences of the breeze were null and void, his...