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  • deadly waters: the vietnam naval war and its aftermath

    by randy miller
    It is a story of love, war and the promise America made and broke to those sailors she sent to fight on the Agent Orange poisoned waters of the South China Sea.

  • Avair "The Fighter": The Daughter of GOD

    by Lawanda Drake
    If you ever needed to fight for someone, fight for GOD. Join Avair as she learns her purpose in life while trying to save her family and city from being taken over by the heads of the other cities in her country. One country four kings and a huge amount of evil. Come on and fight with Avair "The Fighter" The Daughter of GOD

  • The Day That A Ran Away

    by BCR Fegan
    Master Jet has forgotten to complete his homework... or has he? Jet's teacher is surprised to find that instead of the alphabet, his page is completely blank. Jet tries to explain that it really isn't his fault. After all, how can he help it, if none of his letters want to stay on the page!

  • Sofie at Bat

    by Suzan Johnson
    Learn how an eight year old girl finds her inner strength. Sofie at Bat will capture the attention of young readers. Prepare to be motivated to try hard, no matter what the outcome may be. Sofie is not able to hit the softball without a T. With the love and encouragement of her friends and family will Sofie make a hit?

  • Moony Moon Shines at Noon!

    by Kevin Driscoll
    Moony Moon was a moon who dreamed of shining at noon because he only shined at night when everyone was gone. So, one day, he does! He shines at noon but by doing so he learns an important lesson and what it means to be truly happy.

  • Riverbend Reunion: Book 3 in the Riverbend Sagas Series

    by Henry McLaughlin
    The past has a way of catching up with you... Michael and Rachel have everything to look forward to and no reason to look back, or so they thought. In the midst of the newlyweds' trials and triumphs in Riverbend, Michael receives a cryptic telegram from his sister Ellie, whom he hasn’t seen in ages. Come home. We need you. The mysterious summons reminds him of the last time Ellie needed him. When Michael stabbed their abusive father and ran as far and as fast as he could before turning... more

  • Memphis Blues

    by Cheryl Mattox Berry
    It was not the life she had planned. Nadine was looking forward to getting her first real job, then starting a business. When she finds herself pregnant before she even finishes high school, the young man’s mother forces them into wedlock. Carrie also saw her plans for a better life derailed after a fling leaves her pregnant with twins. At the center of their angst is Cyrus, a man not yet ready to be a father…with his wife…or his girlfriend. Still, Cyrus manages to keep the two lives separate wh... more

  • thedeadgirlinthevacantlot

    by Jana Bommersbach
    Phoenix investigative reporter Joya Bonner knows nothing about sex trafficking, or that it traps some 100,000 American children a year into the world of sex slavery. She has no idea Phoenix holds a special spot in this world, and not in a good way. But she's soon all in, after her 15 year-old honorary niece disappears in Phoenix; a 13 year-old from her hometown in North Dakota goes missing, and there's that pitiful dead girl in the vacant lot. This book combines a riveting fictional story ... more

  • Snow Day!: A Story Told in 24 Poem Forms

    by CA Nobens
    Full of winter fun, Snow Day! is a picture book to delight young children and the adults reading it, as well as being a story carried along from poem to poem like a chapter book that will engage and entertain primary and middle school readers. Plus, it’s a wonderful poetry forms learning tool! An index and guide to each poem form’s meter, rhyme, and theme follows the story. Some forms are simple enough that kids will be able to try writing them, right away. More complex forms introduce th... more

  • Poems from Lost Socks: The Good, The Sad and The Stinky

    by Candy Kirby
    Ever wonder what happened to your socks that have mysteriously gone missing? Well, wonder no more! In this first official book of poetry from lost socks, the missing footwear finally get to share their stories – some good, some sad and, yes, some stinky. Boy’s Missing Baseball Knee-High is languishing behind the washing machine with an undesirable roommate. Dog’s Winter Sock is happy to report he’s found a new job. And Mom’s Fuzzy Sock? She’ll never forgive the family for forgetting her undernea... more

  • Books Need Love, Too!

    by Monica Tierney
    When two brand new books, Sandy and Polpi, are accidentally dropped on their way to delivery, they set off in search of a home. The shoe store is not cozy enough for them, and the dance hall is much too loud. But when they find a school with a carpet covered with children and a shelf full of books, they know they’ve found a chance to share their stories. That is, until the children love Polpi’s story so much that they fight over him and his pages fall out! Books Need Love, Too! shows readers... more

  • Ellie Anders: The Playground Fundraiser

    by Craig Kunce
    Ellie, Lex, and Will are back for a summer adventure and challenge. Their favorite park is run down and rusty. An accident on the last day of school proves to be the last straw. They need a new park. When City Hall says there isn’t enough money to replace the park, the three set out to raise the money themselves. Their fundraising begins with a wet dog wash, a lemonade stand, and yard work for their neighbors. Will their hard work inspire their community to come together and build a new park?

  • 2166

    by Craig Kunce
    Not everyone gets a second chance at life, a chance for redemption. Susan does. After her seemingly perfect life suddenly changes, she wakes in the year 2166 to a new world. Future Earth is unexpected and full of secrets. Two descendants care for her when she wakes. While dealing with her own losses and grief, Susan finds the strength to help two extraordinarily intelligent children, Joor and Mara, solve a one-hundred-year-old mystery. People of Earth now live in airtight homes and can’t go o... more

  • Sally the Travelin' Saddle

    by P. G. Shriver
    Meet Sally the Travelin' Saddle! She's decided to leave that old barn in Dime Box, Texas and take a trip. Now what kind of trip does a dry, dusty old saddle take? Find out in this first Texas Festivals series book about a humorous travel adventure through cities in Texas.

  • Sally Travels Parade Style

    by P. G. Shriver
    Sally and Red bust through book two on a new adventure to a festival with a special event designed for Red! They're on their way, but something's wrong! Red's short on decorations. Did your mascot tag along?

  • Anna and the Food Forest

    by Stephanie Hrehirchuk
    The third book in the series, Anna and the Food Forest finds Anna determined to grow a garden. But when a field trip to a sister school reveals that some kids in Anna's city don't have access to fresh fruits and vegetables, Anna turns her determination into action. As with the first books in the series, Anna and the Earth Angel and Anna and the Tree Fort, every print copy sold plants a tree. Thank you for helping Anna to grow a forest!

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