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by Neil Nitin

This children's picture book is an introduction to the game of cricket using beginner level vocabulary and often hilarious illustrations. The book provides an introduction to reading with super short phrases and sentences suited for the rookie readers as well as children who prefer less wordy books. The book features full-page, vivid illustrations that involve young children playing the game of cricket.

Romeo & Juliet: That's A Rap: Shakespeare

by Mockster Zeus

If Shakespeare is not clear have no fear

Who could take this old text and make it new?

Mockster Zeus - that boy can put words to use

Mapped in rap he'll navigate it all in a snap

So tap your feet, pick up the beat, and get ready to meet

Two teens who are about to steal scenes and join dreams

For Romeo and Juliet must dodge destiny's net

Which tries to kill what they feel when love gets real

Macbeth: That's a Rap: Shakespeare

by Mockster Zeus

Reading the words of the Bard can be hard

He used verse which sounds like a curse

But Mockster Zeus has cast a different spell

And rave reviews show he’s done it well

So tap your feet to the beat and get ready to meet

A wordplay that’s delicious

And a rhyme scheme that’s vicious

In this game of gambles lives are turned to shambles

For the story of Macbeth shows kings and underlings

Acting out ends that don’t always ... more

A Vast, Untethered Ocean

by RD Pires

Ollie died five years ago, but his lingering ghost makes moving on difficult.   Haunted by his late husband’s spirit, Brooklyn has become increasingly disturbed and teeters on the brink of suicide. But as a last attempt at revitalization, he decides to drive their beloved Ford Ranger to the place where they met, hoping that retracing their life together will somehow free him from Ollie’s ghost.   Along the road, Brooklyn meets the free-spirited Zinnia, feisty Dahlia, and a dreamer named ... more

On the Verge

by Zane Martin

On The Verge is a single-panel comic book with an anthropomorphic view of the world. Satirical first and foremost, it exposes the irrational and absurdity of human nature when it gets out of hand or goes too far.

Reigny days

by Brittany Baker

What happens when your mind becomes your worst enemy? Convinced that she will live her best life in college, Reign decides to pack up and leave her small Michigan town for Illinois. Upon freshman year, Reign quickly learns that not everything that glitters is gold. The fight of her life begins now. About the series: The topic of mental health is often taboo in the black community. Often harboring distrust in the medical community, African Americans are less likely to seek help for mental ... more

1500

by Heather Jane Johnson

1499. Venice. Beatrice de la Pietà, an orphan, becomes a reluctant demon hunter while trying to survive her first apprenticeship as a cook and maid. Along the way, she receives an unexpected humanistic education from some of the Renaissance's once famous, but now forgotten figures.

The Five-Year Plan

by Christopher Scott Brooks

Jim’s world is crumbling. His wife has died, his best friend is moving to Italy and his mother is in the hospital. In the midst of a successful career as an orthopedic surgeon at Boston General, Doctor James Langley is faced with the toughest case yet: his own. \tReturning to his hometown of Zanesville, Ohio to care for his mother, he searches through his past for a way forward. Making the hardest decision of his life, he gives up his practice to pursue his true passion. He opens a restaura... more

The Vatican Must Go: An American Tale of Government Power and the Glory of Faith

by D. Grant Fitter

It's the 1920's, Pancho Villa is gone, and Mexico is settling into a post-revolution form of democratic government. Vatican influence over the psyche of the country remains an enemy and so, power brokers south of the border have written a new constitution to include articles restricting the power of the church over the citizenry and to detach it from Vatican control. Back in the United States, Protestant evangelism is powerfully representative of the American Way, so the possibilities are a we... more

The Spell

by C.V. Shaw

The Spell is a story about a royal family set in sixteenth-century England, which is torn apart when an archer shoots an arrow at the very young Princess Isabella. King Maurice becomes lost in the forest in his quest to find the mysterious archer despite being advised against it. He enters an enchanted territory where he becomes bewitched by a mysterious old lady and her granddaughter who use potions to keep him captive in their cottage while pretending to offer hospitality. The king’s ... more

Fair

by Ed Seaward

Eyan, homeless and all but invisible, drifts through the sundrenched streets, parks and boardwalks of Los Angeles, sometimes avoiding, and other times seeking the shadows. A chance encounter with a childhood friend, Marc, leads Eyan to meet ‘the professor’, an erudite and tragic figure who takes Eyan under his wing, reading to him from Milton’s Paradise Lost in the lustrated light of the city at night. But these friendships also drag Eyan into the City of Angels’ Skid Row, the largest homeless ... more

In Her Own Footsteps

by D.J. Richardson

In the summer of 1859, British and American troops stood at the brink of war over a small island in the Pacific Northwest, each claiming sovereignty over the region in a military standoff that has become known as the “Pig War” of San Juan Island. In the midst of the dispute sat a Hudson’s Bay Company farm, where seventeen year-old Flora Ross, the Métis daughter (Anishinaabe/Scottish) of a prominent company family, nursed a farmworker’s dying wife. The American instigator of the military incursio... more

visibility saves lives

by sijo james

Online shopping is the best option for people who do not have much time for shopping and are busy in their work.The rapid growth of technology leads to the electronic method of selling goods. The online shopping give the freedom to buy in the early hours or in the late hours. The online shopping have the opportunity to stay at home and shop. Wherever you are, you can buy visibility saves lives without any interference. Convenience, Broad range ... more

Diary of a Giraffe. Harry and a Potty

by Yana S.

Harry the Giraffe will Teach all the Kids to Go Potty in a Funny and Entertaining Manner! Perfectly Illustrated HD Pictures! Smooth & Easy-to-Understand Story line! A Perfect Gift to Parents of Toddlers and all the Kids ages 3-6!

Whitewashed

by Sandy Berman

Tommy Stern has never gotten over the suicide of his best friend, Ben Lowe, who in the summer of 1951 is found hanging from a tree in the woods behind their high school in Huntsville, Alabama. A year earlier, Huntsville becomes home to 118 former Nazi scientists and engineers who have been brought to the United States through a secret government-sponsored project called Operation Paperclip to work on the space program. Even past evidence of war crimes does not disqualify these men from entering ... more

Secure in God

by Rita Lulay Malsch

Guidance by looking at a higher authority.

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