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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • Cletus and Charley's Journey to the Sargasso Sea (Book two from Cletus, the Little Loggerhead Turtle Series) (ISBN-9781734591767

    by Linda Gruss (Lindalouise)

    In this newest adventure from the Cletus, the Little Loggerhead Turtle Series, Cletus and Charley go on a thrilling three-day journey to the Sargasso Sea. During their travels, Cletus and Charley encounter four underwater companions who help them escape the ferocious jaw of a Tiger Shark. Join them in their escapade to uncover the lessons they learn.

  • Covered in Flour

    by Charles Presti
    In the heart of a quiet, predominantly white suburban neighborhood, "Covered in Flour" is a moving novel delving into the life of 8-year-old Carl during the turbulent late 1960s. Set against the backdrop of social upheaval, racial tensions, and the Vietnam War, the story serves as a bountiful feast of family, love, and life's unexpected twists. From the innocence of third grade to the complexities of family dynamics and societal change, each chapter explores themes of community, identity, and r... more
  • Betrayal and Courage

    by Greg Walden
    Our main character enlists in the United States Army and is sent to Vietnam as part of the Special Forces to investigate a secret facility discovered by a military unit and ends up being held by the Chinese after being betrayed and has to survive imprisonment and abandonment by the US Government and find a way to escape and return home to his wife.
  • Sacramento or Bust: Choose Your Misadventure

    by Henry Bouchot
    In this gripping gamebook, Eddie Fernandez, a former Marine turned political hopeful, is looking to exorcise his demons from his combat deployment to Afghanistan by running for political office. With his family life hanging in the balance, Eddie must navigate a treacherous campaign trail filled with ruthless political opponents and ethical dilemmas. As Eddie fights for redemption, the reader has to take the reins and make crucial decisions along his journey. If you enjoyed the suspenseful world ... more
  • Falling Through the Night

    by Gail Marlene Schwartz
    Audrey Meyerwitz wants to fall in love and have a family. But for this queer 30-something insomniac who’s struggled with Generalized Anxiety Disorder since childhood, it’s a goal that’s far from simple. When best friend Jessica, a recovering alcoholic, helps introvert Audrey with a profile on SheLovesHer, Audrey takes that scary first step toward her lifelong dream. Through online dating, immigrating to Canada, and having a baby with Down Syndrome, she struggles and grows. But when Audrey uneart... more
  • Hush

    by Kit Derrick
    Hush tells the stories of five individuals whose lives intertwine, and they search for the answers that they think will make them whole again. At least one tragedy is on the horizon, one which might make them re-evaluate everything that they think they know. It could happen to any of them.
  • The Queen of the Platform: A Novel of Women's Rights Activist Ernestine Rose

    by Susan Higginbotham

    The story of nineteenth-century feminist Ernestine Rose, the indomitable heroine whose fearless advocacy helped bring about the rights women enjoy today.

  • Hypatia: In Her Own Words

    by Lukman Clark
    The wiki-fable of Hypatia of Alexandria, the most legendary and alluring woman of Late Antiquity, is trumpery contrived to protect centuries old secrets. Meet the real Hypatia. A mixed race Egyptian who loses her family at age 11 in the aftermath of the Great Tsunami of 365 A.D. She must find her place in a world turned upside-down, undergoing changes in identity and discovering the meaning of love while overcoming a serial killer embedded in the Church hierarchy.
  • Under the Bandage

    by Lois Wickstrom
    What's happening under the bandage? Mom makes him wear a bandage when he skins his knee. She says "no peeking." What's going on under there? It's a war. His soldiers against the bad bacteria. After the bad bacteria are dead, it's time to rebuild. Now, the construction crews come in. It takes lots of work to grow new skin.
  • Marshmallow Rabbit

    by Lois Wickstrom
    Mr. Bonbon was up bright and early, determined to catch Annabelle, the candy thief. He was up all night plotting to trick her and teach her a lesson. He thought: I know! I'll make the candy look easy to steal. He made a giant marshmallow rabbit. A modern version of Tar Baby.
  • Bull & Bear Learn Piggy Banks' Golden Rule

    by Craig A. Robinson
    Get ready to read about our two favorite characters, Bull & Bear from "Bull & Bear Race at the Big Board"; listen, learn, and follow the wise Piggy Banks, who teaches them the Golden Rule of making a dollar, breaking a dollar into saving, investing and giving to charity too. Read along with your little one, and learn financial responsibility in a fun way through Bull & Bear's adventure of learning and implementing Piggy Banks' Golden Rule.
  • Feral Maril & Her Little Brother Carol

    by Leslie Tall Manning
    Bright but unassuming Marilyn Jones has some grown-up decisions to make, especially after Mama goes to prison for drugs and larceny. With no one to take care of them, Marilyn and her younger, mentally-challenged brother, Carol, get tossed into the foster care system. While shuffling from one home to another, Marilyn makes it her mission to find the Tan Man, a mysterious man from her babyhood she believes holds the key to her family’s happiness. But Marilyn’s quest is halted when her daddy, a... more
  • The Night Owl Goes to Space

    by Kim C. Lee
    After finally falling asleep, The Night Owl dreams of climbing the skies to experience all that outer space has to offer. The journey from his bedroom to the stars instills the importance of imagination and reinforces the power of visualizing to help achieve one's goals.
  • A Rock n Roll New Year’s Eve 2024 Ode to Joy: A Satire

    by Michael Boyajian

     A ROCK N ROLL NEW YEAR’S EVE 2024 ODE TO JOY BASED ON THE THEORY THAT A TRAIT IN KEITH RICHARDS IS AN EVOLUTIONARY ADVANCEMENT TOWARDS PEACE.

  • Feathers Of Friendship

    by Denise A. Johnson
    Follow the adventures of a little boy named Emerson as he learns about the different birds that visit his backyard. The red Northern Cardinal, the Mockingbird, and the Robin are some of the many birds that Emerson spots and learns about. With engaging storytelling and delightful illustrations, this book is an ideal way to introduce kids to the joys of bird spotting.
  • Daughter of Promise

    by Jeanne Blasberg
    Days after graduating from college, Betsabé Ruiz begins her first job on Wall Street, where she plans to save enough money to eventually pursue her dreams of becoming a theatre actress. What she didn’t anticipate was that this job would allow her barely enough free time to sleep or hang out with friends, let alone take acting classes. She didn’t apprehend the magnitude of the wealth that would be swirling about her, either, or how the long hours and close quarters would infuse her professional r... more
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