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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • The Days Before Tomorrow

    by Mark Hass
    In this coming-of-age novel set in the heart of Eastern Europe during the years between the World Wars, a random act of violence by local anti-Semitic thugs casts Wolchi, a trusting and superstitious teenage boy, and Leja, his bookish but independent older sister, on a life-changing journey through a world gone mad. The story unfolds over 15 years in the small towns of Western Ukraine, the urban sophistication of 1930s Krakow, and a wartime Soviet Union. A flawed, but loving Jewish family strug... more
  • The Young Samaritan

    by J. Schuyler Sprowles
    Joshua, a Samaritan boy in the time of Christ is forced to flee home. It is a perilous journey where hardship and mystery abound. One night he is suddenly awakened by a gathering of sojourners led by a man they call rabbi. Many say he is the Messiah. Little does Joshua understand that he will soon embark on a transformational journey that will lead him to the cross and beyond.
  • Don't Worry: A Story of Community, Friendship and Family

    by Nicola Orichuia
    Nina and her pet turtle Connie are preparing a surprise birthday cake for mom, but the ingredients are missing! The two set off on an urban adventure to gather the missing ingredients. But something along the way doesn't go right and Nina worries the birthday surprise is ruined! Don't worry, Nina! With help from friends and family, Nina and Connie make Mamma's birthday surprise even more special!
  • THE ALEPH BET CONSPIRACY

    by Norman Shabel
    Twenty years after the Holocaust and the Nazi reign of terror, a remnant of the Third Reich has appeared, this time on U.S. soil. Thor, a neo-fascist organization born out of the Nazi defeat in Europe, is ready to take over the United States. Rabbi Ben Zvi Kantorwicz, an escapee from Auschwitz, is on trial for the murder of a neo-Fascist thug who had just beaten an old orthodox rabbi to death in front of his 7 year old granddaughter and a silent crowd of onlookers. His organization, the Aleph... more
  • A Tissue of Lies

    by Mike Nemeth

    At a time when political leaders were brazenly assassinated, inalienable civil rights had to be guaranteed by legislation, race riots disfigured the American landscape, and a controversial war shaped social consciousness, the blue collar Kovacs family struggled to survive in a white collar world. In 1966, fifteen-year-old Eddie, the neglected middle child, harbored a dream that strained the family’s limited resources and sparked a contentious relationship with Dad. Danny, the eldest son... more

  • Sevyns Life: A Story About The First Black Billionaire Transgender Woman: Prologue to Chapter 7

    by MarthaK Sayz
    Sevyn Sleven, a billionaire transgender woman, has always been known for her sharp wit, intelligence, and unwavering commitment to her family. In this captivating memoir, Sevyn takes readers on a journey through her life, from her humble beginnings in Chicago to her current status as a talk show host and cultural icon in Dubai. The book begins with Sevyn's early years, growing up in a working-class family with 12 siblings. Despite the challenges of poverty and violence in their neighborhood, ... more
  • Where Do Animals Go for Vacation?

    by Steve Erickson
    What if animals took vacations too? And if they did, where would they go? Can you guess where a turtle would travel? Or what a kangaroo might do? Each animal would surely choose someplace perfect for them. Readers will find out … and also learn a surprising fact about each animal!
  • Colorful Discoveries

    by Lachandra M Robinson
    Embark on a colorful adventure with 'Colorful Discoveries, ' a heartwarming rhyming journey that introduces your little one to the wonders of the world. From sunrise to moonlit nights, this delightful book sparks curiosity and joy in every page.
  • Marriage and Hanging

    by Genevieve Morrissey

    On a cold January morning in 1832, a young New England mill girl, five months pregnant, is found hanged in a deserted woodyard.

    Initially ruled a suicide, letters found among the victim's effects lead to the suspicion that the father of her child—and likely murderer—is the young Reverend Josiah Woodley, a married man. Josiah is arrested and charged.

    Since the death of their infant daughter, when Rachel Woodley was disappointed to discover... more

  • Lucy Goes to The Gentle Barn

    by Tenny Minassian
    Lucy, a rescued poodle-mix, loves exploring the world with her mom! They go on another adventure, this time visiting an animal sanctuary called The Gentle Barn. All the animals are so big and Lucy is nervous. She learns about cows, horses, goats, sheep, and many more animals. Will Lucy face her fears and make new friends?
  • Eli Elephant Works Through Emotions

    by Shelby Stevens
    Eli the Elephant has a special day planned with Finley Flamingo until....ACHOO! She comes down with the flu! From initial excitement and joy to disappointment, anger, and sadness, Eli will need to work through his big feelings, with a little help, of course! In the end, he'll discover that some essential tools, a little gratitude, and a kind heart are the keys to shifting his mindset and making the best of a tough situation. This insightful, growth mindset children's book full of charming ... more
  • The Love I Meant

    by Eliza Osborn
    In 1916, Anna returns to New York as a member of one of its most esteemed families. But a murder that sent her best friend to prison, a reunion that brings her into the center of a gang war, and a stack of found letters all reveal a disturbing truth.
  • The Secret of One-Eyed Cogburn, The Dreaded Pirate Captain

    by Diane Merrill Wigginton
    Timmy, Jimmy, and Jade love to fill their summer days with fun. In this adventure, the three friends will find a treasure chest in the middle of their ship and meet the dreaded pirate captain, One-Eyed Cogburn, who has a very well-kept secret. But who does the chest truly belong to? Will the three adventurous youth be able to keep the treasure for themselves? Will One-Eyed Cogburn let them escape unharmed? Join Timmy and his friends in this fabulous quest full of mysteries, secrets, and laughter... more
  • I Hunt for Stars Alone

    by Ricardo Quintana-Vallejo
    After 9/11, a young Mexican boy relocates to an Indiana town with his mother and brother. Facing a society wary of foreigners, he navigates the complexities of identity, sexuality, and bullies, alongside his steadfast friends Ji-Hyeok and Emily Rossi. As he matures, his youthful voice takes the form of free verse, filled with boundless potential, while his older self reflects in sonnets, crafting the systematic structure of his memories. “Beautiful and moving. I mean, emotionally, but als... more
  • The Stained Envelope

    by Aurelie Lien
    The Stained Envelope is the inspiring story of Flekk, a little plain envelope, who gets sent on a mission to deliver a letter. His initial excitement for adventure is quickly replaced with fright, loneliness and disappointments. In other words, nothing goes the way he thought it would. In fact, it’s the exact opposite. Along the way, Flekk meets one special friend who seems to know more than he does. At last, Flekk is delivered and finds out the purpose of his long and hard journey. The Stain... more
  • Verse of Life

    by Joel David Kilgore
    Life is poetic and poetry is life. Poetry can touch weary soul, inspire, teach, entertain, and heal emotional scars. The gift of poetry transcends understanding and takes the reader and writer to new worlds. Every poet has a unique brand and theme which identifies the poet’s style. Usually, a poet’s prose identifies what style of poetry the poet writes. God has blessed this author with a gift that bears no certain theme or style. Instead, poetry is universal and reaches the masses. Within th... more
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