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A Country Divided

by Jay F. Downs

While England, France, and Spain plan to re-take their lost territory in the New World as the American Civil War is ending, a prominent San Francisco banker, a Confederate widow, and a British Major play a major part in the plot. As the time of the invasion draws nearer, a romance also blossoms, as the fate of the United States of America hangs in the balance.

Fish On! (Lucky Luke's Hunting Adventures)

by Kevin Lovegreen

The fifth book in the Lucky Luke’s Hunting Adventure series is a fishing book boiling with adventure. A perfect day on a magical lake filled with fish. The smell of pine trees, the bright sunshine, a nice breeze: the stage is set for a great adventure! Join Luke at his grandparents' lake cabin, tucked way back in the woods, as he experiences an amazing morning of fishing. Luke has to find the hot spots, pick the right lures, and chase a lunker that steals his lucky Basserino. It's the kind of ... more

The Lost Revolution

by Tom Ulicny

Julian North is an American born file clerk living with his uncle in 1880’s London. Aimless, he takes on work at an antiquities shop and is given the job of translating an old diary. The work is slow and, as he proceeds page by yellowed page, he eventually uncovers a puzzling code hidden within the French text. When a late night intruder murders his eccentric employer, Julian realizes that he himself along with the diary were the murderer’s real targets. From London to Istanbul to Alexandria and... more

The Adventures of Piratess Tilly: Easter Island

by Elizabeth Lorayne

Written in the poetic form of haiku and illustrated in watercolors, this exciting tale invites you again to come adventuring with budding naturalist Piratess Tilly, captain of the research ship Foster. Yuki, her rescued koala friend, and her crew of orphaned international boys are on their way to the most remote island in the world, Easter Island (Rapa Nui), where Piratess Tilly will dive to study local fish. While exploring the mysterious monolithic statues and ruins, they happen upon a smuggli... more

Yumi's Extraordinary Collection

by Elsa Takaoka

"Yumi's Extraordinary Collection" is the story of Yumi who was born into a family of collectors who pride themselves with their eccentric and wacky collections. The long line of proud collectors grows and grows until… she comes along. The bond between one generation of collectors and the next takes an unexpected twist with the birth of Yumi, who unlike the rest was not born a natural collector. She is determined to find not just any collection but a truly extraordinary collection. With help from... more

Xalien the Purple Alien

by Michelle Path

Xalien the Purple Alien crashes to Earth and is befriended by three children who teach her all about Earthly ways. Xalien's adventure will entertain and educate children, showing them the value of friendship, tolerance and shared experiences.

My Interview with Beethoven

by L.A. Hider Jones

A young Virginia newspaperman leaves home to interview the famous composer, Ludwig van Beethoven, because he was told that Beethoven is his natural father.

Odd Family Out

by Nick Nwaogu

In 'Odd Family Out', Nick Nwaogu tells over a score of short-stories about his unusually odd family, using twenty-five chapters to introduce twenty-five fictional family members with contrasting personalities, including a fictional version of himself. The book starts with the introduction of his mother. "I always knew I came from a very odd family. There was mother—too short, too old-fashion, too simple, and too intelligent for a woman with no University education." He... more

ISBN 978-1-5320-1252-5

by R.G. Armstrong

Beautiful orphaned Edna King moves to 1930s Hollywood. Romance and promises of fame and fortune enter her world as she meets Mary Pickford, Clark Gable, and business leaders of the era. Despite a number of setbacks, young Edna is resilient and maintains her self-respect amidst moral dilemmas. The universal theme of a young person finding their way is anchored by Edna's strong values of anti-greed and caring for one another as one would for oneself.

Tom the Good Luck Black Cat

by Kirk Aurandt

A baseball short story for young readers. Relive the exciting 1925 World Series between the Washington Senators and the Pittsburgh Pirates with Tom, a black cat from Butler, Pennsylvania, as he overcomes adversity to help the Pittsburgh Pirates come back from the brink of elimination to win their second World Series Championship in team history. Inspired by a true story.

Dragon Dan and Sparky 978-0-985600-457

by Stephen C Ives

Father and son Dragons hunting for mushrooms. They encounter many adventures during the day and attend a race of frogs water skiing on a lake and the story ends inside a cave. Where they have a party. A wonderful story that includes Chipmunks , a Crow and Frogs.

The City Island Messenger

by James Gregory Kingston

War steals children and gives us little soldiers in return. Twelve-year-old Western Union messenger Howie Logan is the darling of his island community until he becomes the Angel of Death overnight. After the 1942 Battle of Midway, he forces himself to take on the formidable task of delivering military death telegrams to both family and life-long friends until it breaks him, feeling that with each message he kills the victim himself. If he doesn't deliver, they will live that much longer...until ... more

Dahler & Nicholls Fight Crime! (Crime Wins)

by Dixie J Whitted

The humorous cartoon adventures of two hapless heroes, Dahler & Nicholls, dedicated officers of the law, who, with the aid of their intrepid four-legged assistant Horatio, try their level best to "make the streets safe for decent citizens." Sometimes they succeed... A cute comic - imagine if "Dick Tracy" had been drawn by Abbott & Costello or Laurel & Hardy. Over 120 full-page B&W illustrations fill the pages, cover to cover. (The paperback edition conveniently doubles as a coloring bo... more

Revenge of the Soccer Moms

by M E Levine

Blues Harp Green

by Nicole Schubert

The second Francie met Chet, her poetic memory danced. Meet Francie Mills. She’s 16. Lives in the boring burbs of L.A. Is super determined and hopeful. And wants one thing: to be an amazing tennis player. Because if something exponentially, brilliantly wonderful like that happened, like winning the U.S. Open or even getting to nationals, everything would be okay. Her life. Her family. Her. She would matter. Be part of something important. And wouldn’t have to feel so unbearably sad and alone ... more

Cade's Rebellion

by Edward Sheehy

Jack Cade once trained Iraqi troops how to fight to regain their homeland. Back home now, he drives a cab but can’t escape the survivor’s guilt and nightmares from an IED that killed seven Iraqi soldiers in his squad.

One day a notice arrives announcing the pending sale of the apartment complex where he lives. A forced move will upset a precarious balance in his life of cash flow and a budding romance with Cassandra. The experience of fighting a hopeless war left Cade with a... more

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