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  • SISTER CITY

    by Ian Woollen
    Welcome to Cave City, Indiana and Ciudad de la Gruta in the Yucatán, Mexico. It’s the countdown to Election Day and the annual Sister City soccer game. Per their original Sister City agreement in 1999, the accord must be re-approved every twenty years via referendum. What should be a friendly, rubber-stamp matter is a political hot-potato in 2019. Anything can happen in the heartland. A bit of backstory: Cave City and Ciudad de la Gruta already had a trade relationship a thousand years ago,... more

  • Ben Learns to Be Kind

    by Anusjka R.E.
    Sid is the kindest kid who, along with his friends are being treated meanly by a boy called Ben. Ben thinks no one likes him so he bullies others. Ben Learns to Be Kind is a simple story about a bully who learns to be kind through a different way of dealing with a bully, through teaching kindness.

  • The Accidental Hero

    by Bryony van der Merwe
    Alfonso is an accident-prone giraffe who travels through the African savannah, crashing into adventure, causing mayhem and saving friends along the way. Cute and quirky.

  • The Green Woolen Fedora

    by Deborah Stevenson
    Nora's cherished green, woolen fedora is more than just a hat--it's her connection to her grandfather. She and her best friend, Lenny, have been saving up to see the new movie in town, but on the way to the theater, Lenny accidentally loses the hat in the wind. Nora and Lenny give chase, determined to get the hat back, but an equally determined river rat with a "finders keepers" attitude has other plans. Lenny isn't sure why the hat means so much to Nora, but he knows he must find a way to make ... more

  • The Adventures of Jessica Jones & Sox and Grandpa

    by russell irving
    “These are the adventures of two loveable Jack Russell dogs called Jessica Jones and Sox, and their trusty companion, Grandpa. They love going on adventures but this sometimes gets them into trouble. How could that be?” So begins this heart-warming tale of real-life love, friendship and adventure as Jessica Jones, Sox & Grandpa set out to explore the wonder of their world. Learn about some of the unique plants and animals that live in Australia and the Aboriginal cultural practices tha... more

  • The Story of Rusty Pliers

    by Rusty Pliers
    Rusty invites you, along with his two best friends: Meatball and Waffles, to have the best rip-snorting, knee-smacking puppet show in the world. By adding color into the scenes, you can fill his adventure with brightness, joy, and artistic expression. Just what he needs to fulfill his dream of having a puppet show.

  • Zoe's Scavenger Hunt Fun: A Lake Vacation Activity Book

    by Rinda Beach
    Zoe may be the youngest in the family, but when her mom reveals the Roberts' Family Scavenger Hunt Fun to complete by the end of the trip, she becomes determined to beat her older siblings. The more answers she finds, the more points she will earn towards the crown of her choosing—and bragging rights for the rest of the summer. Follow Zoe and her family on their lake vacation at Norris Lake, plus have your own adventure along the way. Read along as Zoe records her answers for the hunt and use th... more

  • Morning Star: A Play

    by M.J. Lopergolo
    He was the Morning Star, Jehovah’s beloved Angel--but then, some unavoidable circumstances changed everything. Morning Star is a theatrical adaptation of the Biblical story of Satan and his interaction with Almighty. It covers every miniscule detail relating to Lucifer’s origins, his relationship with Jehovah,his betrayal and his vow to destroy humanity as a revenge against Jehovah. While we interpret the story of Lucifer as a classic tale of loyalty and treachery, we fail to realize that... more

  • Sour Borsht

    by Cornii Chub
    The first part of the Expat trilogy. Following an unnamed young man that is trying to find belonging in an unknown Easter-European country. When seemly, out of nowhere he confronts himself with a choice. Will he make the right one?

  • I Escaped The Salem Witch Trials: Salem, Massachusetts, 1692

    by Scott Peters
    A brave young orphan is caught up in the Salem Witch Trials, the largest and most lethal witch-hunt in American history. Can she escape disaster?

  • Masking the Truth

    by Max Parker
    A VICIOUS KILLER Join East India Company Agent Andrew Green and Bow Street Runner Scarlett Pembridge as they hunt down a brutal murderer in 1840's London. The opening chapter of the Green & Scarlett series arrives with MASKING THE TRUTH, a shocking tale of murder, corruption and revenge. A SPY AT HOME The Opium War has just broken out, and Agent Green is no longer required in China. Reassigned to a post inside of London's burgeoning Metropolitan Police force, Green finds that many of th... more

  • Falling into the Silence

    by Margaret Seven Wellman

    In Margaret Seven Wellman’s poetic collection of short stories “Falling into the Silence” we ride along with the author straight into a child's unfettered experience. Each piece revolves around the mystery that is childhood, populated with voices from a rainbow of characters that explore the universal themes of family, memory, heartbreak and moving on. 

  • If I Can't Eat Flies, What Am I?

    by Alicia J. Pfaff
    I'm sure you know that frogs eat flies, but if Tad eats flies, then he breaks out in hives. So, he must not be a frog, don’t you see? A frog is something he must not be. He goes on a journey, wanders out and about, to discover what he might be (he’s determined to find out). Things don’t go as planned. That’s often the way life goes. But, Tad learns some important lessons, and by the end of the story he knows that he is still a fabulous frog who just happens to not eat flies (and that include... more

  • Escape

    by Emma Eggleston
    Laila is Richardsville High's quirky girl. She's just biding her time until graduation when she has an unusual encounter with Matty, the all-American boy next door. When Matty and Laila start to talk, he shares a secret with her. He's a part of a clinical study for a medication called effugium and it can really transport him to other places and times. Will Laila trust Matty enough to try the effugium?

  • Junk Drawer at the Edge of the Universe

    by Steven Reed Johnson
    \tIn the beginning, Reed, the narrator of the story, is living in a red storage shed near the apartment building where Woody Guthrie wrote Roll on Columbia, Roll On. He has been living in the storage shed for five years, trying to carry out the last will and testament of his friend and mentor, Jack Ainsworth. \tThe stories begin and end in a tiny place on earth, that the narrator calls the shire, but his wanderings--often "accidently" inspired by Jack Ainsworth, leads him to far places on the e... more

  • Izzy the Cowgirl Corgi

    by Kady Toole
    Izzy, the cute but often-ignored pet corgi of Saddle Summit's sheriff, must take matters into her own paws and save the town from some pesky varmints. Don't miss this cute and clever adventure.
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