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  • The Taekwonderoos: Rescue at Rattling Ridge

    by Michael Panzner
    Hop into an action-packed adventure with George, Brianna and Jackson, kangaroo friends who are masters of taekwondo. When they spot a frightened joey trapped at the top of treacherous Rattling Ridge, the three Taekwonderoos spring into action, using their kicking, jumping and spinning skills to navigate cliffs, boulders and ravines on a daring rescue mission. This thrilling tale of bravery celebrates how courage, quick-thinking, and teamwork can overcome any challenge.

  • Fat Camp

    by Blake Lucas
    Desperate man launches an intense boot camp for eight reluctant clients who kinda, sorta, maybe, want to lose "fattage". Just about everything that can go side-ways, does go side-ways.

  • The Spirit In My Shoes

    by John Michael Cummings
    Title: THE SPIRIT IN MY SHOES Author: John Michael Cummings Category: Fiction Pages: 204 Trim: 5.5 x 8.5 ISBN: 978-1-960329-10-3 Format: Trade Paperback Publication Date: November 2023 Description: Featuring twenty-three stories, John Michael Cummings’s debut story collection brims with the vitality and complexity of our shared humanity. In tales that conjure comparisons to John Updike, Raymond Carver, and William Gay, Cummings tells the truth about loneliness, relationships, and t... more

  • Tumbleweed the Cowboy Flamingo

    by Ricky Adams
    Tumbleweed is a cowboy flamingo who lives on the east coast of the United States in the year 1849. Unexpectedly, he receives a message from a relative that beckons him to the West Coast to run a gold mine. This is the story of Tumbleweed's journey, and his many adventures, across the States during the historic American Gold Rush. Along his side during this epic voyage is his best friend, a jackrabbit named Timber, and their wagon mechanic Helena, who is also a flamingo, along with a bunch of oth... more

  • Jungle Party

    by Janine Ann Bower
    Introduce the wonderful children's book "JUNGLE PARTY" created by Janine Ann Bower! This enchanting story is perfect for kids between 3 to 8 years old. The moment you see the cover, you'll be transported to a vibrant jungle where animals are having an amazing time, throwing a lively party. With humour, and rhythm this book is a crowd-pleaser for young children. After reading the book there is also a fun activity to do with your child. This book is the first in a new series of children’s... more

  • Porter and Midge: Paws and Playtime: A Kid's Guide to a Happy Dog

    by Giselle Nevada
    Discover the enchanting world of Porter and Midge: Paws and Playtime – a rhyming children’s book that follows the heartwarming bond between two furry friends, Mastiff Porter and Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Midge, and their devoted companions, CJ and Lora. On a sunny day, CJ’s thoughtful idea sets the stage for a joyful exploration of new ways to make Porter and Midge’s days even brighter. Through rhythmic verses, follow their journey as they uncover sensory games, canine enrichment activities, an... more

  • A Young Woman from the Provinces

    by Jo Ann Kiser

    From inhabitant of a cardboard cradle deep in the Kentucky hills to young romantic in New York City, Geneva Clay is transformed by her journey and yet indelibly the same.

    As Geneva’s family migrates from one place to another, the once-familiar landscapes of her Kentucky childhood blend into a mosaic of poetic memories and near mythologies. In an Ohio college, she forms enduring friendships that provide both sustenance and education: Ella, an independent and empathetic spirit navig... more

  • Crazy Eye: A Novel of the Red River Wars

    by Douglas Cornell

    A precocious young boy joins his father on a hunt to capture a notorious renegade in the panhandle of Texas. 

  • Big Bad Rolf

    by Dave Webb
    Open Sesame!" "I'll blow your house down!" These are classic lines from some of the all-time most-beloved children's fairy tales, now brought to life again in easy-to-read adaptations for young readers ages 8-12 collected, edited, and presented by author Dave Webb along with two of his own original stories inspired by classic stories and characters. The anthology starts with the author's take on "The Three Little Pigs," featuring a new wolf named Rolf who tries one of his clever schemes on three... more

  • Tales From the Dickt: Rainbow Gash Edition

    by Seth Wesley

    From the forgotten catacombs of male phalli, a horrifying place of permanent testicular torture, comes a collection of short stories so radically harmful to the human psyche they had to be hidden in the deepest recesses of an abandoned cum factory. You hold in your hands a throbbing allegory for mental illness and crippling addictions. Tales from the Dickt: Rainbow Gash Edition, is a special rerelease of Wesley’s 2021 short story collection, Tales from the Dickt. The original text has b... more

  • The Rossi Agenda

    by Aerin Shaw
    Michael MacLaughlin is an up-from-nothing warm and charismatic 30-something who is working his brains out to earn a coveted VP title at the ridiculously large Conglomacom Corporation. The problem is that he’s about to be taken to the cleaners by his ‘Queen of Mean’ soon-to-be ex-wife. Her proposed divorce settlement means that he’ll be trapped in an upward spiral of hell – working impossible hours just to keep up, watching every raise and bonus go to his ex, and losing more time with Lillie, his... more

  • Death in a Gilded Frame

    by Cecelia Tichi
    Newport Summer 1899—yachts, balls, and famed artists eager to paint portraits of Society’s “Queens.” Western silver heiress Val Mackle DeVere (Mrs. Roderick W.) agrees to “sit” for a portrait for her beloved Roddy, only to stumble on a scene of bloody, grisly homicide at an art gallery. Like a figure from Pompeii, the dead Newport gallery manager screams in silence, his hands like claws clutching at a gilt frame pulled down over his head and shoulders while blood darkens his cream-colored ... more

  • Tween

    by Sammi Leigh Melville
    Don thought that death would be the end for him. Cherry thought she would have more time to spend with her brother. Both of them were wrong. Now, while Cherry tries to go about her life, unable to process that her brother's gone, Don wanders in a place between life and death, grappling with the discovery that moving on might come at a higher price than he's willing to pay. While there are a few others stuck in this strange between-place, Don finds that there's no way to be sure what happens n... more

  • How To Train Your Husband: An Owner's Manual

    by Tammy L Brown
    Are you tired of the endless battle for the TV remote, the never-ending quest for the laundry basket, and the mysterious disappearance of the toilet paper roll? Look no further! "How to Train Your Husband" is here to rescue you from the depths of domestic chaos with side-splitting humor and practical advice. This uproarious owner's manual is your essential guide to transforming your well-intentioned but occasionally clueless spouse into the partner of your dreams. Filled with worksheets, exer... more

  • Dear Anne...: A Story of Perseverance

    by Tammy L Brown

    Rachel is a terrified 13-year-old girl living in a kibbutz in Israel, where she hears gunfire and rockets daily. She witnessed people being butchered as she fled to the safety of a hidden room. Rachel feels helpless and alone, unable to leave her hiding place or do anything to help those around her. In the midst of this chaos, she turns to her hero, Anne Frank, finding solace in "The Diary of Anne Frank." Rachel begins to write in her own diary every day, addressing each entry to An... more

  • Charlotte and the Chickenman: the Inevitable Nigrescence of Charlotte-Noa Tibbit

    by Aina Hunter
    According to Kirkus, the book is a “postmodern fable of Afrofuturism and food justice that provides plenty to chew on...”
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