History and intrigue combine in the compelling short stories of "The Bookseller". Minor mysteries take center stage in Peter Briscoe’s short story collection "The Bookseller", which finds intrigue in the unsaid and the mundane and... Read More

This dating guide draws upon classic notions as it advises single men on how to find a partner. Peter Marzano addresses how difficult it is to find a suitable mate in the new era of dating in his handbook "A Complete Guide to Dating,... Read More

"The Heath Cousins and the Moonstone Cave" is an adventure story that contains valuable moral lessons for young readers about interpersonal relationships and teamwork. Eileen Hobbs’s deliberately paced, enchanting juvenile adventure... Read More

"How Will You Handle It?" effectively delivers many commonly asserted, but undeniable, truths about achieving success. In his often engaging "How Will You Handle It?", Jeffery Cooke works to provide inspiration and psychological tools... Read More

This adorable book is full of whimsical animals, all bedecked in festive holiday outfits. Another delight is to discover that the pages turn into holiday cards and envelopes, along with stickers for sealing them. Read More

These poems speak to the cost of love and the pain of heartache but also to the ability to start healing. Love is a conundrum; it can make someone feel strong and weak at the same time. North Carolina poet A’Ja Simms comes to terms... Read More

This well-structured collection celebrates different types of love through meditative verse. The poems in Julia Anne Bernhardt’s first collection, "Talk to Me of Love", range from erotic to spiritual as they investigate love in all its... Read More

This is a personable and approachable treatise on fixing the US education system. The Nurture Loop: The Key to Effective Schooling, by Neil Helgeland, is the late author’s unfinished monograph on public education. The author’s family... Read More