Crossroads: A Teenage Soldier in World War II has a misleading subtitle. The story begins with Charles Bettendorf as a teenage soldier in World War II, but most of Charles... Read More

If a university offered an English course on the changing perception of military valor throughout history as shown through great literature, this book would be its syllabus. Not... Read More

The world produces enough food to nourish all its human inhabitants, yet many don’t get enough to eat. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization reported that, as... Read More

A famous television star with a giving spirit, a loving heart, and an appreciation for small-town values—seriously. Many readers will find Frank Kelly’s "Shadow Dancer" to... Read More

Look at your surroundings through the eyes of another for a short while, and your perspective on life may change significantly. William Steven Ford grew up in St. Louis under... Read More

Richard Thomas Gall’s memoir, General Motors: Life Inside The Factory, is about an hourly employee working at the Flint, Michigan, General Motors plant in the 1970s. As the... Read More

War interferes with the flow of human lives. Not only does death loom large for soldiers and civilians alike, but loss of fortune, destroyed property, and geographical... Read More

One truth is evident upon reading A 21st Century Christian’s Quest for Truth: Lowell JK Davis has made a herculean effort in researching the great questions of all times.... Read More

And then all at once, like a big bolt of lightning, it struck George that the owl had talked to him!…The owl sounded exactly like a frog, and anyone passing by would think so... Read More

The highest highs and the lowest lows of individual lives fill the pages of the best heartfelt memoirs. "Corinne and Me" is a fine example of a candid autobiography written not... Read More

The poems in James Vasquez’s poetry collection, "Words Jesus Spoke", take some of Jesus’ famous words, like his parables, and set them to traditional rhyming verse.... Read More

There’s much good fun to be anticipated when an author offers a sardonic take on an environment he knows well. A reader may wonder, “What’s in store? Satire, irony, dirty... Read More