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  • Silly Gilly

    by Glenda Bibbins
    Jay is so excited to visit the City's Zoo with his dad, until his dad starts telling him crazy stories about an animal called a Silly Gilly. There's no such thing as a Silly Gilly! As they visit each animal at the zoo, Jay's dad keeps up his antics and annoys Jay more and more. Could the Silly Gilly be real after all? Join Jay and his dad on their zoo trip as they learn about all kinds of animals – both real and imaginative.

  • Shadows We Carry

    by Meryl Ain
    In this eagerly anticipated sequel to Meryl Ain’s award-winning post-Holocaust novel The Takeaway Men, we follow Bronka and JoJo Lubinski as they find themselves on the cusp of momentous change for women in the late 1960s. With the United States in the grip of political and social upheaval, the twins and a number of their peers, including a Catholic priest and the son of a Nazi, struggle with their family’s ancestry and how much influence it has on their lives. Meanwhile, both young women seek t... more

  • Hollyland

    by Patricia Leavy
    What happens when a seemingly ordinary woman with a passion for the arts falls in love with a Hollywood star known for his bachelor status and quick temper with the paparazzi? Something extraordinary. Dee Schwartz is a writer and arts researcher. Ryder Field is a famous actor descended from Hollywood royalty. On the night they meet outside a bar, their connection is palpable. Ryder’s mother—legendary actress Rebecca Field, half of Hollywood’s golden couple when she died—was kidnapped and murd... more

  • Islamic States of America: A Novel

    by Hassan Riaz

    A decade has passed since the U.S. lost the War on Terror, the Caliphate rules America, and U.S. insurgents are the terrorists...

    Jamal Stone is a man of the Caliphate. He is living an uneasy existence in the West State when he receives a video of his now ten-year-old son, Khalil, who has been missing since the age of three. Jamal is relieved to learn his son is alive, but distraught by the circumstance of the video—his son is being groomed by East State insurgents as an ... more

  • What Happened to Annabell?

    by A Monday Night Anthology

    What happened to Annabell?

    • She left poor instructions.
    • She outgrew her manufacturing specs.
    • She defrauded an international brewing company.
    • She burned down her house.
    • She sold her soul to vengeance.
    • She sent herself to the future.
    • She never existed in the first place.
    • She was too stubborn to die.

    Annabell should have died long ago—and often did—but there’s more than one way to be immortal.

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  • The Pickleman from Bickleton!

    by Peter B Lewis
    Here comes The Pickleman from Bickleton! with poems packed with veggies everyone loves. A sourpuss named Bruce, and his goofy goose named Zeus turn a boy’s pickle making loose. You’ll crack up and crunch ’em in bunches with Mr. Tickleman and the dancing pigs of Tiggity Rig—not to mention the Wiggleton Wrangler and One-Eyed Jack from Nyack in his kayak—all on the road to Laffland in the perpetual state of Joy. Enjoy this sweetly illustrated book with cool ’cumbers galore. It’s a jar full of wiggl... more
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    The Whom Of Benefit

    by Stanley Kov
    Wiebke always had a critical eye for the mainstream media, handmade pastries, and her mother’s despotic nonsense. Hoping to live a life of freedom, she moves to the German capital to kick start her career as a bakery assistant only to be confronted by a stranger in a chicken hat who claims she does not exist. As she attempts to persuade him otherwise, she uncovers deeper truths – about the mysterious stranger, life, the world, and herself.

  • Journey to Holbrin

    by Anton J.F.

    “On a Saturday morning, Hans Gastop felt what seemed to be a sign of the disease. The fear of being discovered invaded him. How long would he have before they caught him? Could he fool the authorities? Could he resist the illness alone? How should he act from that moment on? The doubts produced in him a hitherto unknown state of anguish, sensing his life would never be the same. A correct intuition, but still very distant from the overwhelming dimension of what he was about to live.”

    Ha... more

  • Ourman: Book 1

    by Gilgamesh Uth
    Ourman is the hero archetype turned on its head. It is the dissolution of a man lost among the crowds, compelled to fit in and to find his place in a world that has disappeared his life and love, family and friends, a collection of mysteries that is almost there but never quite. Ourman is the assembled personage trampling this experience, calling him to reimagine his purpose and inevitable influence on others. Ourman is the story of inspiration, the path of leadership, and its surprising consequ... more

  • You Are Clean!

    by Kelly Kainer Billington

    “You are CLEAN!” (published by Westbow Press) is another wonderful collection from the Nana and Me Series which conveys that cleanliness is next to Godliness and that God smiles on us when we live clean lives in our hearts, minds, and souls, as well as our homes and bodies.

  • You Are Honest!

    by Kelly Kainer Billington
    HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY! Telling the truth no matter who is looking is a wonderful policy to have in your life. This book reminds us of the importance of always telling the truth. And as we do, God smiles on us for living with honesty and integrity!

  • You Are Golden!

    by Kelly Kainer Billington

    "You are GOLDEN!" (published by WestBow Press) reflects the Golden Rule which simply says to treat others the way you want to be treated and opens the door for love and kindness towards one another.  In this book, Nana and the kids lead the way in setting the example by simply helping the elderly in the assisted living, the animals at the shelter, and the hungry at the soup kitchen.  Their actions kindly show love and support for both people and animals.  An... more

  • God's Goodness in You and Me

    by Kelly Kainer Billington
    This God-inspired book focuses on helping parents present God’s Goodness to their children. It encourages habits that bring God to the forefront of daily living. It shares simple ways parents can teach their children to look for God’s goodness in all that we do. It conveys that we can see His Goodness through each one of our smiles, as well as in the sky during the day and night, and through the fruits of the spirit. It reminds us that we should be able to recognize when His enemy Satan is h... more

  • Charlotte's War

    by J. Lawrence Graham
    This epic novel follows one extraordinary American woman as she grieves and triumphs through the horrific realities of three wars that threaten the men she loves. Charlotte Shipwright is in the fight of her life to save her firstborn son from facing a truth she knows all too well—the dreadful impact of war. First, she watched her own brother suffer the destructive consequences of youthful bravado in WWII. Then, she waved goodbye to her husband, a decorated hero, who sailed into harm’s way a s... more

  • Shadow Dancer A Country Boy Goes To Vietnam

    by Cat Shannon
    A boy growing into manhood and becoming a dedicated proficient soldier whom accomplishes every mission that he is tasked with and survives through numerous life threatening situations.

  • Hungry Trails

    by Máire Malone
    Hungry Trails is a historical fiction story set in Attymass in Co. Mayo. The narrator is sixteen-year-old Julie Foley. It is 1847 and potato famine has impoverished Ireland. Corpses of men, women and children lie strewn across the ditches and fields, having dropped like flies from fever, exhaustion and starvation. Thanks to the generosity of the hedge schoolmaster and his wife, Julie and her family are given a lifesaving opportunity to emigrate to North America. But first they must survive ... more
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