This is a suspenseful tale whose descriptions of how military men reintegrate into civilian life are particularly authentic. Willy Mitchell’s dramatic suspense novel Operation Argus weaves true experiences and historic events into a... Read More

In Franks’s latest book, young children learn little bits of how to keep the planet safe from destruction through the eyes of a small corgi dog. In Joni Franks’s latest installment of "Corky Tails: Tales of a Tailless Dog Named... Read More

"Among the Clouds Above" combines history, realism, and strong characters for a compelling war story. John Rhodes’s "Among the Clouds Above" is an intense, sharply observed WWII novel whose animate characters bring the air war against... Read More

Tender, pithy, and steeped in respect, Never Sit if You Can Dance is a light-filled biographical work. Jo Giese’s radiant tribute, "Never Sit If You Can Dance: Lessons from My Mother, Babe", gathers brief essays that illustrate a... Read More

Manly’s book will teach children of all ages to address their anxiety with meditation. In Jill Apperson Manly’s beautiful picture book, "Ahmed’s Journey", a nervous child uses anxiety-reducing techniques in preparation for the... Read More

This master’s thesis sets a foundation for further research into Pacific Northwest tribes. Written as a master’s thesis in 1971 by Wayne W. Allen, "Athapaskan Matriliny and Trade in Canada and Alaska" examines the cultural influence... Read More

With its faithfully transcribed collection of primary texts, Freedom of Religion is a valuable addition to the debate on religious freedom. Sarah Carpenter-Vascik’s "Freedom of Religion by Individual Choice" is a well-researched,... Read More

Graceful and emotionally evocative, "The Latter Half of Inglorious Years" is an thought-provoking work of literary fiction. Kirk Ward Robinson’s "The Latter Half of Inglorious Years" not only wraps a story within a story but also adds... Read More