Jubilee and the Stinky Fish by Alice V. Walters is an exemplary middle-grade story that masterfully explores many children's issues. When Jubilee’s family experiences a devastating tragedy, they are forced to make changes and leave their neighborhood. As Jubilee prepares to join Washington Middle School,...

Mysteries are unveiled and secrets come to life in Eye of the Moon by Ivan Obolensky. Percy and Johnny, men who were once thicker than thieves, find themselves reunited once again at an extravagant party in the notorious Rhinebeck estate. When strange things start to...

Fragments of the Gods: Anaya Awakens by JCR Paulino takes readers on a captivating journey across two continents in a fantasy world, intertwining the fates of four compelling characters. After surviving a devastating illness, Anaya, a six-year-old girl, discovers her extraordinary powers. This mysterious illness...

Dealing With The Spirit of Rejection is a 31-day Christian devotional journal by Tamisa S. Lundy. Just like Jesus was rejected by his church, family, and friends, Christians should not be surprised when they experience rejection even from fellow believers. In this book, the author...

Vinny the Kitty’s Great Tomato by April Iliano is a delightful story about the simple pleasures and daydreams of its feline hero, Vinny. This enchanting tale centers on the last tomato of the summer—a bright, juicy fruit that ignites Vinny’s imagination and sparks a series...

Everything about Kelly Bauer’s I Am the Tree is pitch-perfect and exquisite. The story is transformational, the text straightforward and easy to understand, the message vital, and the positivity is universal and unforgettable. I Am the Tree tells the story of a young girl who,...

Accustomed to the Dark by Thomas DeConna is an interesting coming-of-age tale of friendship, relationships, and coming to terms with life and humanity. Young journalist Jenny Smith is looking for an opportunity to jump-start her journalism career. She has scored an interview with the reclusive...

In Water the Colour of Slate by Mary Ann Noe, the author has taken a subject that even to this day is very sensitive; that of a mixed-race child and how the world feels and reacts to the situation. The author has written the story...

In Ancient Mysteries of the Urban Legion by Dave Agans, Roger Landowski believed no one would show up when he saw the social media appeals to protest against Master Chuushin, a peaceful guru. Lynn, who was raised in Chuushin's neighborhood, insisted that they travel there...

Turbo the Turtle is a Super Youneek Beast by Lacinda Beth Davis is a delightful children's book that perfectly blends colorful illustrations with an inspiring story about overcoming learning challenges. Turbo the Turtle is an energetic character who zooms through life with a passion for...

Audrey Meyerwitz is an artist, she’s adopted, and she has debilitating anxiety. With support from the Wellness program and her best friend Jess, she has created a life for herself. With her graphic design business thriving and emotional support available at the touch of a...

Losing a loved one is never easy. But toward the end of one's life, people can sometimes forge inexplicable connections that force us to rethink our own preconceived notions. What is the meaning of life? What happens in the afterlife? In her moving memoir, Shared...

Fear is the most powerful and paralyzing of all emotions. Emotions are natural and everyone has them, but the trick is in how to control them. Willow the Skunk has to face a typical fear of school-aged children in Willow the Skunk Gets Schooled: On...

‘Twas The Day Before Christmas: A Story Worth Retelling by Christine L. Henderson encourages readers of all ages to slow down during the Christmas season while remembering the miracle of the birth of Jesus. While it is easy to get overwhelmed with shopping for gifts,...

Wild Child of the Monsoons by Ann Zachariah, M.D. is a collection of poems that touches on various themes ranging from pain and love to grief. Like the rains in a monsoon, the emotions from these poems rain upon you and drench you in lyrical...

Un-Ringing the Bell: How Much Knowledge is Too Much Knowledge? is a work of fiction in the science fiction, metaphysical writing, and Christian suspense subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by the author duo Ralph and Lynda Homan....

Brian Norman’s Against the Machine: Evolution is the third book in this series. BATL Commander Mellor has been recovering from an injury and is ready to return to his position. Li Na, an opera singer, has prepared for Mellor’s return home. After watching Li Na’s...

Hollywood Tales From The Outer Fringe by William Karl Thomas is a collection of 12 short stories that follow the lives of people serving A-list Hollywood celebrities during the 1950s-60s. A security guard on Hollywood Boulevard finds much in common with a Japanese gardener. An...

Penny Angel and the Black Diamond is the first book in the Penny Angel Series by Sherry Briscoe. After being found innocent of murdering her missing husband, Penny Angel leaves her troubled life behind to be near her brother, Peter, and godmother, Belle. To this...

Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom, with charming illustrations by Nicolás Milano, is a delightful picture book that takes young readers on an adventure to discover how our bodies heal. When a playful little boy scrapes his knee, he becomes curious about what’s happening beneath...