Statistics support what many churches have been increasingly aware of in recent years: Young people in Generations X and Y have been shying away from established religious... Read More

When Kyndle wakes up one morning with sore ears and fuzzy vision, his mom takes him straight to the doctor. Dr. Wizmagic is no ordinary physician, however, and she quickly brews... Read More

Author Jacqueline M. Lyon has combined art therapy theory and the words of John Keats, William Blake, Mary Wollstonecraft, William Wordsworth, and others to create a... Read More

Author Linda Oien’s book, “power 10“ Leadership*, bills itself as a guide for creating productive, empowered employees while avoiding a top-down management style. Linda... Read More

When asked about religion, actress Anjelica Huston once commented, “On one hand, I pray; on the other hand, I don’t believe. I am constantly between the two.” While even... Read More

"Secret of the Keeper" is an allegorical tale that follows the often harrowing journey of Romulus, a lion, and his three companions, an elephant, an owl, and a monkey, as they... Read More

Old-school vampire fans rejoice! Eric Munson’s Liberation: The Beginning steals the vampire genre from the prepubescent and adolescent politically correct romance sect. He... Read More

We live in an era of pop psychology, where self-help books offer five easy steps to fixing your life, and television personalities like Dr. Phil solve marital problems in... Read More

Joshua Wisenbaker’s irreverent instructional guide on manhood can be categorized with books like Adam Carolla’s In Fifty Years We’ll All Be Chicks: And Other Complaints... Read More

Debut books of poetry often offer similar fare—first love, independence, Eros—but this volume offers a more mature perspective. Rather than first love, Paula Evans Archer... Read More

In There’s an Angel in my Computer, author Carol Gino employs a clever and entertaining communication device: a running dialogue between herself and an angel. In doing so, she... Read More

Bullying is one of the most frequently reported school discipline problems in the United States. A U.S. Department of Education study found that more than 40 percent of middle... Read More