If Sheldon Cooper were a detective, he’d be Samuel Hoenig, whose Asperger’s symptoms and mystery-solving skills combine to offer humor and suspense. Samuel Hoenig is not your usual detective. While he lives with Asperger’s... Read More

Extensive research and an injection of personality make this a definitive biography of the most underrated Beatle. Richard Starkey evolved from working-class roots and a sickly childhood to becoming one-quarter of the most famous... Read More

This high-energy, rollicking misadventure will change the way you look at the publishing industry forever. Calling themselves the Slush Pile Brigade as a nod to the unsolicited writings sent to publishing houses, four friends take on the... Read More

American history is presented in fun, bite-size morsels in this entertaining book. In First Bites: Tidbits of American History for the Young and Young at Heart, former elementary school librarian Dixie Moss brings America’s past to... Read More

Dawn Bell weaves a uniquely personal tale, drawing the reader in as she recounts the process of grieving for her husband. Dawn M. Bell’s heartfelt memoir, "Wife of the Deceased", is the deeply personal story of her battle with grief... Read More

Well-drawn characters, settings, and points of view add detail to this interesting tale of two couples separated by 130 years. Two couples—separated by several states and 130 years—are inexplicably tied to each other when one has an... Read More

Offering an unparalleled view of a culture unfamiliar to many Westerners, this should be read by anyone wanting to further understand a people and heritage. In "Living with Arabs", an adventurous British schoolteacher writes about her... Read More

This charming nautical tale is both educational and fun. In this ninth installment of Carole P. Roman’s Captain No Beard series, "Fribbet the Frog and the Tadpoles", Fribbet the frog is upset about something, and his friends on the... Read More