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A Postcard From Jerusalem

by Cory J. Schulman

Cory J. Schulman's A Postcard From Jerusalem takes readers on a transformative journey through the eyes of a group of Jewish teenagers exploring Israel. As they navigate ancient sites, breathtaking landscapes, and the complexities of their own identities, Schulman weaves a captivating narrative that resonates with readers of all backgrounds. At the heart of the story lies a poignant exploration of identity and belonging. As the characters grapple with their Jewish heritage and the al... more

Leo The Loveable Lab

by carol farmer

Leo and his friends' adoption stories will warm readers' hearts from children to adults. The dogs create their own sense of community in their new neighborhood and welcome new dogs into the pack. They exhibit personalities and social behaviors similar to people which are delightfully entertaining. The stories are relatable to personal pets plus many unique stories that will entertain children and adults.

Harvest Wagon of Hope: Book 9

by Cindy Gee and Gus Gee

In their ninth heartwarming tale, Cindy and Gus Gee continue their cherished tradition of storytelling with ‘Boar and Family.’ This time, the Gee children and their classmates embark on an enlightening journey through the world of food insecurities. With grace and charm, the authors weave a narrative that teaches young readers the importance of helping others and reassures them that seeking help is nothing to be ashamed of. True to their commitment to making a difference, the Gees pledge to don... more

Sugar Free

by Robin D'Amato

Ginny Eastman was 6 years old when she started playing basketball in 1966. Blessed with a talent but hindered by a medical condition, Ginny navigates creative paths to satisfy her burning desire to rule the court.

Animal Whisperers Tokitae

by E.O. Worth

Amazing original adventure story with diverse characters and unique settings. Wild orcas and kids make for a great story of magic and mystery. The compassion of animals, and their powerful messages. Allow this orca tale to leave you in awe of what humans and animals are capable of, when we consider one another with compassion, understanding, and gratitude.

Gangster Magic

by Charlie D Weisman

Little Humphry, a good boy from the small town of Bethlahoom, finds himself the target of a diabolic drug-lord. Mistaking the cartel leader for an evil wizard, he nobly wanders into the world of crime to save his town from dark magic. After joining forces with a manipulative pimp and a small-time dealer, his principles are tested by the tasty fruits of crime. As he slowly begins recognizing the folly of his ways, he must sacrifice everything to atone for his sins and save Bethlahoom from its t... more

Juan Andres Vargas

by Juan Andres Vargas

Willy and Way

by Paige Markland

Way is an elephant blanket that was gifted to Willy before he was born. The two did everything together, including vacation. One vacation, Way was left behind and Willy was devastated. Willy did not give up hope that Way would one day return. With continued requests from Willy, his mother attempted to call the hotel over the years with no success. Based on a true story, Willy’s positive thinking results in an unexpected, happy, and relieved ending.

Sam the Snail Kite and The Secret of the Everglades

by Vera de Chalambert

The Everglades is disappearing and the snail kites are endangered, so Sam the Snail Kite sets off on a journey to find the secret to keeping the Everglades alive. He turns to his Everglades family like Grandfather Sun, Mother Sawgrass, Uncle Gator, Sister Egret, Cousin Snail and asks for help. Finally, he meets Billy the Canoe Carver who shares with Sam Indigenous wisdom- the secret of keeping the Everglades alive is protecting the water. Together they visit Mary the Naturalist and gather the Ev... more

The Gecko Without an Echo: A Tale of Friendship and Discovery

by Cheryl Bannerman

Join Earl the Squirrel and Tim the Gecko on A Tale of Friendship and Discovery! Calling all parents of budding bookworms and beginner readers! Are you ready for an enchanting adventure that will captivate your child's imagination and teach them valuable lessons about communication and friendship? Look no further! Meet Tim the Squirrel and Earl the Gecko, the most unlikely pair of pals you'll ever encounter. They live in a cozy tree by the shimmering bay, where the gentle rustle of leaves a... more

All Shook Up

by Enid Langbert

It is 1956, and not a good year for fourteen-year-old honor student Paula Levy. Although she’s discovered rock & roll -- and has started hanging out with a “cool” girl -- it must be kept a big secret, because her parents would be furious if they found out that she was spending her afternoons smoking cigarettes and listening to rock & roll records.

Rise to the Horizon

by Hyunah KIM

A heartwarming story of Poseidon, a thoroughbred show jumper and Axel, an artist painter and a horse whisperer, and how their encounter changes their lives for good. “Rise to the Horizon" is not merely a story about a man saving a horse; it is a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit and the extraordinary healing power of love.

Veterans Key

by Richard Bareford

In 1935 Fred, a shell-shocked World War veteran, wins a suicidal bet with a ghost from his past. The payoff is more than he could ever imagine: the love of his dream girl, great wealth, and the respect of those who had disdained him. But there are conditions attached and the dead will have their due.

Over the course of Labor Day weekend, Fred becomes enmeshed with three young women. Blonde coed Cindy offers him sex in exchange for playing the fall guy in a bank job. Her best friend... more

Get Out Your Paper

by Renee Hayes

Get Out Your Paper is full of catchy rhymes and packed with the relatability of the typical school day during writing time. This story follows Garrett through humorous imaginative “I would rather be…” situations that consume his thoughts while his classmates are busy writing. Children will chuckle at his antics and be amazed at the outcome they won’t see coming.

Guardians of the Latte Stones

by M.K. Aleja

War can bring out humanity's monstrous side. But amidst the nightmare of conflict, there exist entities even more monstrous... more sinister.

Life in Sasebo is difficult enough for Takeshi and Yuki. But with the death of their parents, things went from bad to worse. Living in harsh economic conditions with an abusive aunt and uncle causes Takeshi to look for any way out. In order to improve their situation, young Takeshi makes the honorable choice to enlist in ... more

Hal, The Spud King

by A.C. Jett

Three high school friends take on a powerful businessman to change the agricultural market and save their family's farm.

Hal Driver, a recent graduate from Harvard Business School, receives a distressing call. His family farm, a place filled with cherished memories, is on the verge of being seized by the IRS.

His father, the pillar of their family, has suffered a heart attack. Overwhelmed with concern, Hal rushes back home to lend a hand.

Upon his return... more

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