Tey Van Jaarsveld teaches young readers about love and empathy in Duke and Leia. Leia is a big, sweet dog. But one day, her owner had to say goodbye to her for a while to perform his military service. He leaves her in the care...

Breathe Easy by Tammy Donahue is a touching story about Ann Montgomery, who was brought up in the countryside of Southern West Virginia. She married her childhood sweetheart, Bobby, and just as they were celebrating that they were soon going to be parents, tragedy struck....

In his memoir Poking Fun at My Pusillanimity: A Queer Southern Becoming, Kenneth Cupp describes living with his mother and step-father in MawMaw Elsie’s house after leaving a crowded trailer, sharing space in closely monitored and conservative routines. At school, he's repeatedly bullied by Rob,...

Runebound by Alessa M. Norwen is the story of a culture torn between its pagan roots and Catholicism. Milena is a princess of Mecklenburg, where the old pagan gods are banished by the Church, but their beliefs and rituals are still secretly practiced. Milena’s parents...

Have you ever wondered if the letters of the alphabet and the numbers on the number line are friends or foes? In Letters vs Numbers by John Bosco, Jr., the alphabet and the number line go head-to-head in a silly, action-packed way that carries the...

A psychic awakening can be a blessing or a curse, depending on the outcome. Telepathic messages may overpower us, as Richard Fort discovered to his cost. He describes his traumatic journey in Foreign Whispers: A Telepathic Awakening. It seems that a voice pops into your...

Kevin de Bruyne (Scouted!) by Magnus Lundgren takes you on the journey of one of football’s smartest midfielders, from a small town in Belgium to lifting the Champions League trophy. The book follows Kevin, a humble but tenacious boy who, after being rejected by a...

When the Dragonfly Finds the Sky by Chloe James is a heartwarming children's tale. In a beautiful pond, little water bugs live happily among the reeds and lily pads. They swim, play, and laugh together. However, every once in a while, one of those water...

In Trick Yourself into Losing Weight, Dr. Robert Elias tells readers that weight control is actually a psychological process in which eating behavior is shaped by habit and mental defenses that keep a person from acting on known risks. He talks about how that denial...

The Rule of Three by Jennifer Granville is a heartwarming, humorous tale of betrayal and revenge. Julia Bennett has discovered her husband’s affair. They’ve been married for 25 years, and he’s decided it’s time for a younger model. What’s a girl to do? Discover herself,...

A reset session is a focused session of reading positive quotes for a fixed number of minutes, without interruption. Reset practice should be time-bound, done alone, focused, and with a clear intent of feeling better. To better understand reset, it is essential to experience it...

In Your Message Will Get Through by Andrew Ceroni, Steve Pfeifer wants to take his family to visit Santa’s Workshop at the North Pole. The kids really look forward to the adventures awaiting them. One Saturday afternoon, five days after Thanksgiving, the family embarks on...

Bloodlines and Betrayals by Lorraine Carey is a mafia romance set in Youngstown, Ohio, in the 1970s. It follows Elena Donato and Tony Marinetti, a young couple who instantly fall in love with each other. However, bad luck follows them because Elena’s mother's family, the...

Hennie and Her Poetry Eggs by Kym Gordon Moore is about a young hen who feels out of place on a farm, where she is constantly compared to others and judged for being different. Unlike the other hens, Hennie lays colorful eggs that do not...

As artificial intelligence begins influencing decisions with human consequences, in The Right Call: A Leader’s Guide to Ethical Decision Making in Practice, Tremaine du Preez examines what happens when organizations can no longer separate operational success from ethical responsibility. The book follows leaders facing situations...

All Billy drank when he was a baby was his mother’s milk. He loved to be cradled, and he also slept a lot. It was his mother’s milk that filled his belly and soothed him to sleep. It was the same milk that made him...

Ho Ho No! is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Derek Good. It follows Max, a young boy who is well-known by the people on Maple Street for being selfish and ungrateful, and they call him Little Scrooge because of his attitude. All...

Steven James Foreman presents a fresh take on the tale of Hansel and Gretel in The Witch of Treblinka. After the brutal persecution of the Roma people by the Nazis ended in 1945, many among them still found themselves starving and homeless. Siblings Gretel and...

The Noisy Leaves: A Tale of Gratitude is a children’s picture book written by Alexandra Barlow with illustrations by Katie Lamb. It follows the seasonal changes through the story of a tree and its leaves. During summer, the leaves really come alive. They absorb sunlight...

Unconvention: A Business Strategy Guide by Sri Kaza challenges the prevailing belief that small businesses must model corporate giants to survive and grow. The author demystifies the concept of scaling and uses his experience in consulting for McKinsey and scaling ForwardLine Financial to argue that...