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  • Snowbird Christmas Vol 1

    by Nancy Quatrano
    While we can't always be with family and friends for the holidays, we can be together in our hearts! Snowbird Christmas books are collections of unique stories by experienced authors, meant to help make your Christmas special, no matter the circumstances. Volume 2 is also available.

  • Hey Kemosabe: The Days (and Nights) of a Radio Idyll

    by Chris Ingram

    It was a time of wide-eyed excitement;of great leaps, revolution, and war. A new generation wrested control of the music and the mores of the times. They tuned in, turned on, and dropped out to a sound track of rock and roll. It was the sixties and seventies, and in the biggest metropolitan area in the world, they heard it all on an AM radio tuned almost exclusively to WABC radio. Rising stars and future legends like Dan Ingram, Bruce Morrow, Chuck Leonard, and Ron Lundy played the hits, over... more

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    Afton Mountain

    by Walt Mayes
    In 1862 three brothers are drafted into the Confederate States Army; thirty years later, one brother tells why he kept a secret about the death of a General "Stonewall' Jackson..

  • Sammy and the Wrecking Ball

    by Marguerite Sansone
    When a crane carrying a wrecking ball destroys Sammy's house, the whistling snake is forced to relocate. Flying debris and a whirling dust storm prevent Sammy from fleeing the construction site. Find out if Sammy can use his reptilian wits to escape the wrecking ball and discover a new home.

  • The Girl With No Shoes

    by B.J. Rand

    Meet Arielle. She loves nothing more than to spend time with her dog, Britches, and her cat, Nosey, in a secret place they call "The Hollow". 

    One day, however, they stumble across a young girl sitting all alone behind a hollowed out tree trunk in The Hollow.  She's crying pitifully...and not wearing any shoes.

    Arielle and her pets soon discover the girl's name is Francesca.  When asked why she's not wearing any shoes, Francesca sadly info... more

  • Falling on the Bright Side

    by Michael Gray
    Larry works in an Albuquerque nursing home and like many of its residents he is not thrilled to be at this last-stop warehouse for old folks. Trained as a counselor, he hardly notices the human spirit flowing around him until he meets Bill Foster. Bill, a successful clinical psychologist, is lying comatose after a left hemisphere stroke, as Philip Cook, one of his oldest patients, leans over the hospital bed listening intently to his inarticulate attempts to speak. Through Philip’s uncanny un... more

  • Just Destiny

    by Theresa Rizzo
    Just Destiny is a love story wrapped in suspenseful courtroom drama. It’s about a grieving young woman, willing to risk embarrassment and possibly revealing long-held family secrets in court, for the right to conceive her dead husband’s baby, and her lawyer, best friend’s struggle to help her, despite his reservations.

  • The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: Adventures Beyond the Screen

    by Ben Halpert
    All too often we see infants, toddlers, and young children unable to pull themselves away from technology. Whether at a restaurant, a park, the beach, the pool, or at a play date, young children today are mesmerized by the glowing screen of the latest connected technological gadget. If you have growing concerns about increasingly competing with technology to gain your child's attention, have no fear. The Savvy Cyber Kids are here! In the third installment of The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home book ser... more

  • The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Defeat of the Cyber Bully

    by Ben Halpert
    The adventures of CyberThunder (Tony) and CyberPrincess (Emma) continue in The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Defeat of the Cyber Bully! While playing an online game, CyberPrincess and CyberThunder encounter a cyber bully. Throughout the book, Tony and Emma learn strategies on how to appropriately respond to a bully online. Like most important life lessons, teaching online safety begins in early childhood. The Savvy Cyber Kids are just the right playmates for preschool children and Emma and Tony ... more
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    The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Family Gets a Computer

    by Ben Halpert
    Keeping pre-teens and teenagers safe on the internet starts before our children know what a keyboard is. Like most important life lessons, teaching online safety begins in early childhood. The Savvy Cyber Kids are just the right playmates for pre-school children and Emma and Tony speak their language. In The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Family Gets A Computer, children learn to protect their personal information, like their name and physical location through their secret Savvy Cyber Kid identit... more

  • Epiphany

    by Keith Vlasak
    EPIPHANY is the story of Epiphany Strange and her family, which is her four younger brothers and sisters, all of whom call eighteen year old Epiphany "Mom." Epiphany Strange owns and runs The Strange Sanctuary and Petting Zoo. This is also the story of D.A. Jack McMillan and his wife and daughter as he investigates the death of Edward Strange, Epiphany's father, after pieces of him were found in the county landfill. For all that, this story is not a thriller, but, I intended it to be, a heart... more

  • Chasing Tony

    by Patty Hevly

    A great read aloud children's picture book for ages 5-7. Helps develop social skills while being fun and entertaining. What starts as s simple walk to get ice cream, turns into a fun game of chase. Follow Bobby and Emily as they chase Tony the squirrel around the park in a game of keep away. Discuss nice and not so nice actions with your children while discovering what it takes to catch a sneaky squirrel.

  • From Footlights to Flashlights

    by Gwyn English Nielsen

     The book is a collection of ten, conceptual one-act plays for teens. Each play looks at a different, relevant theme pertaining to character development. Ergo, the collection purports to "reach and teach" teens.

  • Her Promised Road

    by Efrat Israeli
    Inspired by the chronicles of Golda Meir’s early life, Her Promised Road gives voice to the story of Devorah Abramson, a woman like all others and yet compelled to heights that many could not endure. The year is 1931, and the heroine is sent to the United States on behalf of the Women Worker's Council in Palestine, to raise funds for Palestine’s pioneer women giving their blood, sweat and tears to the revival of the Jewish National Homeland. Efrat Israeli guides the reader through the challe... more

  • Black is Not a Color

    by Rozsa Gaston

    Black is Not a Color, Part II of The Ava Series. When Ava Fodor returns to New York from Paris, she leaves behind her budding romance with Pierre and turns her attention to another man: Zsolt Fodor, her father. He's a penniless Hungarian poet transplanted to New York in the wake of the failed 1956 Hungarian uprising. Raised by her New England grandparents, Ava barely knows him. Dramatic, effusive, emotional, he's everything her grandmother warned her against.... more

  • The Deception of the Thrush

    by Bruce p. Spang
    In 1964, Jason Follett is an athlete and a fraternity brother at his small-town college. He tries to seem like every other student, but he is hiding a secret that could destroy his hopes of fitting in—he is attracted to other men. After Jason is caught vandalizing another student’s room in an attempt to prove his masculinty, his repressed anger erupts and he gets into a violent fight with a friend. His days of being just another student on campus abruptly come to an end. Rejected by his class... more

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