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  • The Fabric of Us

    by Kimberly Wenzler
    Empty-nesters are confronted with a life-changing decision that brings long-held secrets to the surface and rocks a solid, loving marriage to its core. "Once again, a beautifully crafted story with characters you come to love in a heartfelt love story. I couldn’t put it down." - Amazon reviewer

  • Have You Heard about Mouse and Berg?

    by CJ Atkinson
    Mouse, a baby elephant is desperate to be as beautiful as the other animals in the forest. So, when all of the other animals are asleep, he steals a Zebra coat. When Mouse realises he has put the Zebra's in great danger he tries to return the stripes to their rightful owner, but the plan goes horribly wrong. Mouse tries to disguise himself, but he ends up in the greasy jaws of a mighty crocodile. Can a mother's love save Mouse, and will Mouse finally learn to love and accept himself?

  • Uk Taxes

    by Nicky Mose

  • The Fabric of Us

    by Kimberly Wenzler
    Empty-nesters are confronted with a life-changing decision that brings long- held secrets to the surface and rocks a solid, loving marriage to its core.. “Once again, a beautifully crafted story with characters you come to love in a heartfelt love story. I couldn’t put it down.” - Amazon reviewer
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    Wayan and the Turtle King (English Version, Soft Cover)

    by Yvette Bezuidenhout
    Wayan comes from a family of fishermen. His village has always relied on the ocean for food. One day, things start changing. Will Wayan find a way to save the village? Wayan and The Turtle King focuses on environmental education. Complete with activities, the book teaches children to think about how their choices impact the environment.

  • Above An Abyss: Two Novellas

    by Ryan Masters
    Above an Abyss contains contrasting tales of suspense: Trampoline Games. It’s the summer of 1986 and all is not well among the sharply defined suburbs of Salt Lake City. A 12-year-old boy arrives in a land of “mountains, Mormons, crickets” to find baffling prejudice, but also intoxicating freedom, lust, moments of heaven and, in the end, a terrible violence. The Moth Orchid. When a hereditary form of early onset dementia begins to ravage a woman’s mind, she embarks on a desperate quest int... more

  • The New Normal

    by K.N. Crighton
    New Orleans journalist Maggie McBride is fired from her job one hot summer afternoon for no apparent reason except being over 50. As she struggles with her anger and tries to figure out her next move, a devastating hurricane threatens the city. In its aftermath, both she and her longtime housekeeper and friend Eloise Jackson must deal with unexpected tragedies and a world they never anticipated in their worst nightmares. The New Normal deals with issues of racial discrimination, loss, betrayal, ... more

  • Bits of String too Small to Save

    by Ruby Peru
    Prim, persnickety ElizabethAnn, her race-car driving grandma, and their happily brainless dog, Jackson, escape from the futuristic police state of No Oaks and cross the space/time continuum into a wooded dystopia called Bumblegreen. There, ElizabethAnn must find a home for all of them while grappling with the colliding forces of magic and technology. In the process, she overcomes an aversion to smelly, unpleasant things and stands up against evil butterflies, talking monkeys, and stuff like that... more

  • Kitten & Butterfly (Kitten and Friends)

    by Aviva Gittle
    Kitten and Butterfly want to be friends, but what games can they play? Kitten can't fly and Butterfly can't chase his tail! Together, they find a way. The first book in the Kitten and Friends series, Kitten & Butterfly is a story of friendship and acceptance. 5-Star Readers' Favorite & 2017 Los Angeles Book Festival Honorable Mention.
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    The Humor and Wisdom of the Aged: Contributions from the Been There Done That Crowd

    by Euclid Isbell
    Review from Reader’s Favorite “This book was a revelation for me. What I got was an absolute gem of a book. I love humor that has an edge and witty one liners that can stop a conversation in a heartbeat. Normally I wipe a book off my kindle once I have read it. This book, however, will be kept there for times when I really need a pick me up.”

  • 9780998669830

    by Evelyn Dunbar Webb
    First in a grammar and composition series for 6- to 11-year-olds, The Word Collector features Priscilla, a word collector too shy to share her words, making it difficult for her to make friends. Written and illustrated in a style that captures and keeps students’ interest, the story encourages a love of language—and a willingness to help others—as it reviews the four main parts of speech: noun, verb, adverb, and adjective.

  • Forgotten Trails

    by PRIYANKA AGASTY
    A collection of five short stories that will take you down memory's lane into the India of the nineties. Exploring the myriad hues of human emotions, the stories touch upon issues of friendships, love and adventure with a dash of supernatural.

  • Past, Present, Alternative: Nightfall

    by Leilani Graceffa

    Silence can be a fatal choice, but so can speaking up. Would you stay silent and keep your own life at risk or speak up and risk the lives of the ones you love?

    Almost a year after graduating from university and first meeting her older half-brother, Ian Daughtry, Raelynn is willing to stick around longer with him and their mother in his house in Nova Scotia. Ian—seen as reticent and often a bit pessimistic, begins to grow out of his protective integument for her a... more

  • The Gardener of Baghdad

    by Ahmad Ardalan
    Two people, one city, different times; connected by a memoir. Can love exist in a city destined for decades of misery? Adnan leads a weary existence as a bookshop owner in modern-day, war-torn Baghdad, where bombings, corruption and assault are everyday occurrences and the struggle to survive has suffocated the joy out of life for most. But when he begins to clean out his bookshop of forty years to leave his city in search of somewhere safer, he comes across the story of Ali, the Gardener of... more

  • Old Flames and Brimstone

    by Mark Croswell

    Edwin Kranz is a wealthy, difficult, eighty year old man who thrives on being annoyed. After recovering from a minor stroke, he realizes he isn’t getting any younger and devises a plan to retain his independence and be looked after at the same time.

    Edwin’s only child, Ellie Mintzer, is a disgruntled nurse in her fifties who always craved his attention. She only knows him from weekend visits and short vacations during her childhood, but it’s been a few years since she&... more

  • The Book of David

    by Kate L. Mary

    Her life has never been her own…

    Neglected by her mother, abused by her stepfather, and trapped in an oppressive cult, Willow Sands has lived the past three years with the shadow of her fifteenth birthday hanging over her. That was the day her mother handed her over to David, the son of their leader, promising her a future even more bleak than she’d ever imagined. Now, three years later, with her eighteenth birthday and the day of her wedding fast approaching, she’s a... more

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