No, You're Crazy by Jeff Beamish tells the story of Ashlee Sutton, a troubled teenager diagnosed with Cotard's syndrome, a condition in which sufferers believe they are dead. She claims to be clairvoyant, a psychic, which is seen as another of her delusions for...

Elizabeth Everett has taken an old and beloved nursery rhyme and changed it into a scientific observation with Twinkle, Twinkle, Daytime Star. A star? A star that twinkles in the daytime? Then we realize, of course, it's the Sun. And so we begin to explore...

Melanie to the Rescue and Other Unlikely Tales by Carol June Stover is every short story lover’s delight. Each of the fifteen works in this anthology is heavily character-driven. The titular Melanie to the Rescue focuses on a romance author, Lorraine Woodruff, who becomes more...

Illuminating Darwin: Arabella’s Light by Jill George is a fascinating insight into one of the unsung heroes of early scientific investigation in the mid-19th century. Arabella Buckley was not your typical vicar’s daughter; she was forthright, headstrong, and full of a desire to explore the...

Chocovela Surfs: A Story About Overcoming Fear by Zalina Jani and Sameer Jani is a heart-warming picture book for young children. Chocovela and his friends, along with his parents, are enjoying a day at the beach. From volleyball to flying kites, there are so many...

In Chocovela Plays Chess: A Story About Winning and Losing by Zalina Jani and Sameer Jani, a young crocodile named Chocovela finds out there will be a chess tournament at school. He is very good at chess and wants to compete in the hope he...

Anna Caine is a retired teacher living in a small house in Nova Scotia with her two dogs. She deserves a calm, cozy place to spend her senior years. Anna has endured many trials and tribulations, losing loved ones and healing her broken heart. Also,...

Thomas believes that even though he was wrongfully convicted of crimes against society he can make the most out of his detention at an enlightenment center and climb up the ladder to achieve the coveted rank of a Blue. By the time he meets a...

Is Ten an Appropriate Age for Your First Identity Crisis? If Not, What Is? by Nadia Rassuli speaks out about the need in her youth to suppress her Kurdish identity to help her function in the country where she was born. With sarcastic comments and...

In The Migrating Millimunger by Charlotte Chaplin, a little pink millimunger with a bright red nose is homeless after being chased off by a big, mean crocodile. Finally, after searching for refuge, scared and alone at sea, she arrives at Blue Bear Island on a...

The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly by Breanna Churchill is an educational picture book for young children. A little bird desperately wants to fly like all of his friends. One morning, the little bird decides that today is the day he'll fly high up...

The Inner Light: How India Influenced The Beatles by Susan Shumsky explores the profound impact of Indian philosophy and spirituality on the members of The Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr – during the 1960s. Drawing on her own experiences...

How Does a Camera Work? by Jennifer O'Brien tells the story of Alex and her mom, an adorable pair of canines who begin preparing for their vacation to New York City when they suddenly find a key component of their journey, Mom's legendary camera, has gone...

The Curtain Lady by Andrea Shepherd is a coming-of-age tale with paranormal overtones. Set throughout the 1980s in Montreal, the book chronicles the story of a young girl named Poppy Bell from age eleven to her early twenties. Since sixth grade, Poppy started keeping a...

Dreams, though beautiful and energizing, can sometimes be far from reality. And if one's not careful, they can take our focus away from God and the reason we have these dreams in the first place. Sarah Hickner has been a horse lover all her life,...

Sport Mindset for Excellence by Joe Santangelo scientifically explores training factors that affect performance. Understanding how to control these factors will enable you to become a champion. To build his sports performance model, the author uses universally accepted sports theories for peak performance and factors...

Glowy's Great Escape is the first book in The Sparkling Adventures of Glowy the Fish children's book series by A. K. Smith. Glowy the Fish lives with her family and friends inside a magical coral reef in the Sea of Cortez. One day Glowy follows...

Wild With All Regrets by E.L. Deards follows the tale of Lucas Conolly, a young man who has seen too many things and lost even more. Meeting Jamie changed Lucas’ life forever; in the same way, his death left just as much of a mark...

Equal parts hopeful and poignant, By Accident: A Memoir of Letting Go by Joanne Greene chronicles tragic and moving moments, providing powerful reflections on overcoming tragedy, loss, and pain. Life changes suddenly for Greene when she is hit by a car at a crosswalk. The...

What is life really about, and what can we do to live a meaningful Christian life? Life comes with its fair share of challenges, but as Christians, we are called o to be pilgrims and serve a higher purpose. The life of a pilgrim is...