What is better than animals going to a party and learning along the way? With adorable full-page illustrations by Farrukh A. Ahmed, Marcy Pusey’s picture book, The Survival Squad: Friends, Fear, and a Jungle Journey, is a sweet story about friendship and the power of...

Speak Her Name follows Dr. Mary Jumbelic’s lifetime journey as a forensic pathologist in cases of violence against women. Central to the memoir is her re-examination of Leslie Neulander’s suspicious death, initially ruled accidental, where she finds forensic evidence of homicide despite community disbelief and...

If you're a single mom facing unexpected financial hurdles in your life, author Sefi Wells' Brave Money is just the book for you. This transformative book will guide you on your path to healing, empowerment, and financial freedom. In this book, Wells explores the fear...

Hamburgers Don’t Grow on Trees by Liza F. Carter introduces young readers to humane farming practices on the Snug Valley Farm. Readers learn the story of a bull calf named Lima Bean and what life is like for typical male dairy calves. The story introduces the...

Family heirlooms are often passed down through generations, carrying stories and memories of our forebears with them. The Magical Wooden Chair by Judy Haveson is a tale about such a family heirloom. Years and years ago, a seemingly simple wooden chair began its journey in...

Emily Sayre Smith’s Smartass: A Memoir of a Mouthy Girl is not so aptly named, because she was an obedient and thoughtful child. Born to the Reverend and Mrs. Parke, unfairly, she became the scapegoat child. When her father failed to keep his stipend in...

In Holy Shift! Driving Through Grief in a Vintage VW by Michelle Le Brun, her family is going on a summer vacation. Things go well initially, but tragedy strikes when they arrive in Denver. Her elder sister gets locked in the bathroom while taking...

Pax AI: The Dawn of a New American Governance by JC Anderson is a daring piece of speculative fiction that explores the seductive and terrifying possibilities of a world governed not by humans but by an artificial intelligence created to eliminate corruption and chaos. In...

In Opening the Gate to New Worlds: How to Write a Book Children Will Treasure by Lauren Bingham is a resource for those wanting to write a story for young readers or for their children. The premise is rooted in the theory that the love...

SOAP Notes: Irreverent Confessions of a Veterinary Technician by Frannie O'Callaghan is a candid and, at times, surprisingly moving memoir from behind the scenes of a veterinary clinic. O'Callaghan is a licensed vet tech with over a decade of experience, and she holds nothing back:...

Take It to the Limit Book Two: A Dish Best Served Cold by Linda Opdyke is a taut and emotionally charged suspense thriller that pulls no punches. After a botched gala robbery in Nashville leaves multiple people dead and five million dollars unaccounted for, PI...

What the F*ck Do You Actually Want? by Max Stephens examines how modern individuals often pursue societal goals that cause disconnection from authentic desires and others. He traces this condition to the Industrial Revolution’s shift from meaningful work to mechanization and consumerism, intensified by digital...

Deep in the depths of a boarded-up opera house in New York's warehouse district, something dark and ominous stirs—something left to fester after a lifetime of trauma and hardship ended in a violent, tragic death. When Christine Daneau, daughter of a renowned music professor, and...

Chain Reaction by Malabika Ray unfolds in modern-day London, where a model's sudden death catalyzes the plot. Luna, the model in question, had fallen to her death from the balcony in her flat. Sri, a PhD student with a knack for solving mysteries, gets involved....

Starting Your First Potted Vegetable Garden by E. Hughes is an easy and practical book for anyone who wants to create a garden but is uncertain where to start. Many people who love plants or wish to grow vegetables feel inhibited because they believe they...

Something Rotten in the State of Research: Confessions from a PhD by Joanne McEvoy is a fictionalized memoir that follows Aisling, who moves to Copenhagen to begin a PhD in agile learning design while managing a laundry list of personal and professional upheavals. She juggles...

Miss B Goes to Space by Lane Bagby and Meredith Bagby is based on the true story of little squirrel monkey, Miss Baker, who was sent into space by NASA in 1959. Her journey was to ascertain whether humans could safely make similar trips. From...

Life Is Lifey: The A to Z's on Navigating Life's Messy Middle by Sarah Shahi is a candid, humorous, and deeply personal exploration of the ups and downs of modern womanhood. Shahi’s voice is unapologetically bold, blending raw honesty with sharp wit as she shares...

The 2099: Echoes of a World Remembered by B. Zamanian is a well-written book that offers readers a glimpse into how the future could be impacted by today’s compromises regarding artificial intelligence, technological advancement, and the Internet. Kairon's victory after the 2099 election marks a...

Strong Floor, No Ceiling by Oliver Libby presents a policy framework linking economic security, opportunity, and national strength. Libby attributes middle-class decline and rising inequality to wage stagnation, uneven access to healthcare and education, housing shortages, and widening income gaps, citing disparities such as CEO...