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  • Loom

    by Thérèse Soukar Chehade
    As a blizzard blankets the northeast United States, burying residents and shutting down airports, the Zaydan family eagerly awaits the arrival of Eva, a cousin visiting from Lebanon after a long separation from the family. Over the course of one day, while Eva is stranded in New York City, Chehade’s nuanced story unfolds in the reminiscences and anxieties of each family member.

  • The Stool

    by Ryan Guffey

    The book is presented in the format of business/self-help but it is written from the perspective of an imaginary person. It's fictional non-fiction. The narrator is sometimes out of touch with reality when it comes to how humans work, while at other times his observations are spot on. As he makes the case for his system of building success, reality and make-believe intermingle and things get weird. Through humor and satire, the book explores themes of human behavior and the power of imagi... more

  • The Night at Times Square

    by C.M. Francis
    Rhiannon Broderick grew up knowing New York City as one word: home. That is, until her world comes crashing down, leaving her with no love-of-her-life and no best-friend-forever. Even her parents have no idea how to deal with their daughter. With one last hope, Mom and Dad take drastic measures: sending her to live with Aunt Vicky on the outskirts of Cleveland, Ohio. That’s okay for Rhiannon, though. The fewer people, the better. With her graduation happening soon – only 270 days and counting... more

  • One Term Left

    by C.M. Francis
    It’s the final semester of high school, right before three best friends follow their own paths and later careers. Sarah Sullivan, the future valedictorian, has the choice between two Ivy League schools, but a doctor diagnoses a family member with a heartbreaking disease. Alice White thrives backstage in drama club and plans to play it safe, when she learns about her past. And Makayla Kissoon, captain and star of the lacrosse team, doesn’t care where she ends up as long as she can play h... more

  • The Day I Died

    by C.M. Francis
    Everything falls into place for high school junior Cat Morgan: perfect grades, three best friends, and of course, track dreams about to happen. But on November 7th, 2007, Cat’s life collapses with a brain aneurysm and a coma lasting seven days. When she wakes up, Cat discovers more adjustments than she bargained for, physically and mentally. Not only is Cat’s world changing, everyone around her changes too. Mary, the uptight, strict mother, turns into the protector. Rose, the naïve, childis... more

  • When You Know What You Don't Want

    by Ann Fleming
    Join Professor McTueful on a whimsical journey of self-discovery and positive thinking in this charming children's book. Through delightful rhymes and playful illustrations, the wise Professor shares his insights on finding joy and happiness in everyday situations. From turning negatives into positives to choosing kindness over meanness, young readers will learn valuable lessons about the power of their thoughts and the impact they have on their lives. With each turn of the page, children will b... more

  • Kiss Cuddle Tuck

    by Sherry Meidell
    From first light of morning til last light of night, elephants, quails, orangutans, squawkers and other animals are taking care of their young, all while a family kisses, cuddles and tucks their own little ones.

  • Francois!

    by F.A. Loomis
    A literary novel by F.A. Loomis about the early life of the French-Canadian trapper François Payette, who explored the heart of Idaho in the early 19th century. The Payette River Basin and the Payette National Forest are named for him. François! explores the many possibilities that may have represented Payette’s life and early family in the Northwest, focusing on his relationships with other trappers and indigenous peoples. Soon after his arrival in Idaho, there was growing heartbreak in this be... more

  • KING OF BROADWAY

    by Dan Elish
    Horatio King is an eighty-five-year old curmudgeon who happens to be the greatest musical theater composer and lyricist of his generation (think Stephen Sondheim). Fifteen years before the story begins, his last musical, “Black Hawk Down,” was a flop. Now King is approached by twenty-five-year old Ben Willis who sends him a copy of his newly published children’s novel, “The Worldwide Dessert Contest.” Would King like to get back in the game and collaborate with a new-comer on what could be his l... more

  • Ginger Sea 'Neath The Celtic Moon

    by Bob Wright
    On a windswept island off the west coast of Ireland a Grandmother (Nan) spends the summer with her grandchild (Wred). Their island Oileán Amhrán (Island of Songs) has long been a deep source of songs and tunes that have traveled the world and brought fame to Nan and her family. Wred is there to learn the family’s traditional skills… boat building and song listening (they do not claim to write songs but that they simply listen for them) and to study the Atlantic Ocean and its impact on their... more

  • Roads Not Taken

    by T. A. KEENLEYSIDE
    Alistair Parker becomes a journalist, reporting from dangerous locations around the world. He experiences adventure, love, and loss, but one story continuously eludes him—his own. In the end, will Alistair bury the lead, or will he manage to draw from his rich and diverse experiences to bring a sense of purpose and closure to his own life? This novel is about commitment—a man torn between love and his perception of his professional duty. In their graduating year of high school, Alistair and V... more

  • Holston

    by William M Kauffman
    Holston is a collection of three novellas and several short stories. Characters from the first book-Unaka-reappear in Holston in the manner of the characters in Balzac's Comedie Humane. The theme of the works is single life in America and working class struggle.

  • Where Do I Enter

    by Krys Batts
    After Paige's father suddenly dies of a heart attack, she stumbles onto heinous secrets that he had kept hidden from her. And the more she discovers, the more she begins to question everything she ever believed about him—and herself.

  • Bridget Kimble Learns Self-Control

    by Brandon Moore
    Join Bridget Kimble on her exciting journey as she learns valuable lessons on self-control, empathy, and resilience! This charming children's book is perfect for early readers, teaching essential life skills through engaging stories and colorful illustrations.

  • The Enchanted Forest

    by Gail Bellucci
    "The Enchanted Forest" is inspired by Gail's most recent canvas rug. Blossom and her helpers, Arial, Athena, and Aura, come every day to help all the animals. They have conversations and surprises along the way.

  • C.H.I.C.O 2: Everyone but Cowards!

    by Christopher Smith
    This book a humorous yet thought-provoking story told through the eyes of a cat named Chico. It is a collection of journal entries chronicling events and experiences in Chico's life. Through Chico's perspective, the book explores themes of family dynamics and the impact of divorce on children, as well as the challenges of navigating relationships after separation. Additionally, it offers a unique insight into the world through a cat's observant and often cynical viewpoint. The book also delves i... more
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