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  • Not Your Average Slice of Pizza

    by Michelle Harvey

    Based on the true story of the 13-year-old co-author and illustrator, Mason Harvey. Reggie is your average slice of pizza who loves his life; it is predictable and happy. Until one day when he suddenly falls ill, and his everyday life is anything but normal. Reggie faces his fears, learns what it means to be brave, embraces his new journey, and finds ways to heal through helping other who are sick. He realizes that normal is constantly changing and nobody is perfect. Life is what you mak... more

  • Sailboat of Words: Poems about love and sense of life

    by Ekaterina Yakovina
    Poems about love and sense of life.

  • Where David Threw Stones: A Haunting WW2 Tale of Courage, Love, and Redemption

    by Elyse Hoffman

    West Germany, 1968 When ten-year-old David Saidel's parents are murdered, he is sent to live with his grandfather in the anti-Semitic village of Brennenbach. Miserable and lonely, David finds solace in his kindly Grandpa Ernst, who has one strict rule: never go out after midnight. When David breaks curfew to search for his missing dog, he discovers why Ernst is so serious about his curfew: Brennenbach is cursed. When midnight strikes, the town is thrown back to 1943, the height of Hitler&... more

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    Come To Tower

    by Ayse Balkos
    Poetry Book and From the same book now published a poetry audio book with acoustic guitar played by Ash Gray.

  • Mechanics! The Musical

    by Keegan Brown

    In Mechanics! The Musical, Tony, Joey, and Louie work hard fixing cars in their old and dusty shop each day, but they also dream big! In a town resistant to change, three mechanics use their talent, courage, and grit to help them earn a standing ovation, fulfilling their dream of starring in a musical!

  • The First Bear

    by Tatu
    This is a children's book, a bedtime story book. It contains three stories set in the fictional past to explain how and why bears started to sleep through winter, why bumble bees are fat and where polar bears came from. It is also a book that teaches to dream big and believe in yourself.

  • Christlike or Christless: For Christians Only

    by Sylvia Bruce
    In Christlike or Christless, Sylvia Bruce shares her personal journey of faith and discusses ways Christians can "do and think like Christ." Bruce shares insights into the ways readers can walk a closer path to Jesus and make better choices to offer God honor, glory, and praise. Christlike or Christless asks us to consider our habits and really ask whether we act for God or for ourselves.

  • WAR Baby: A Ruach Elohim Parable

    by Dr. Georgette V. Prime-Godwin
    When you lose everything that's important to you; when seemingly hell is all around you. how do you reconcile with God? This action-filled and thought-provoking modern-day parable will have you captivated from the start and when you think you have it all figured out, the plot changes yet again. An excellent read!

  • In Turn

    by H.G. Royster
    Lentil begins her Australian hospital internship with the socially elite intern, Isaac. She suffers from imposter syndrome and is shocked by how different being a doctor is from her original idealised perception. After Isaac faces institutional bullying, Lentil fails to notice his mental decline before his death by suicide. Her faith in the system is lost by the lack of impact suicide appears to have. Lentil faces her own experience of sexism and diminishment. She notices herself become desensit... more

  • The Girls in Cabin Number Three

    by Bublish, Inc.

    In book two of the Guest Book Trilogy, eighty-one-year-old Annie Parker recounts taking on, against the wishes of her new love Noah, an out-of-town design project that leads her down a path that is more than she bargained for.

    Back in Lake Arrowhead, California, a long-awaited mystery is buried in Cabin Number Three. Annie meets Carrie Davis who wants to update her childhood home on the lake and feels a tie to Annie’s cabins.

    Apparently, Carrie’s parents stayed here du... more

  • "Hammy Hammerhead's (almost) Big Adventure!"

    by Mike Crowder
    'Hammy Hammerhead's (almost) Big Adventure!' is a day-in-the-life type of story, where a particular situation has conflict and resolution. Mike Crowder's artwork largely contributes to the attractiveness of this storybook. Every page is occupied by fully-colored backdrops that give a three-dimensional feel to the large aquarium setting. Similarly, every fish character is well-drawn and colored which helps to bring out their distinct characteristics and personalities. Cereals are eaten, rooms are... more
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    Friends of the President

    by mervyn curran
    Author; Mervyn Curran. Title; Friends of the President. Fiction. Page count; 95381. Setting; Europe, Middle East, U.S. Genre; Political/ action thriller. A typically busy day at JFK airport. A vigilant tourist witnesses a covert exchange between two men and alerts a police officer to the danger. Multiple arrests are made, a serious threat is neutralised, and authorities think they’ve stopped another terrorist attack. But, during questioning of the suspects, a bizarre story eme... more

  • The Moonlit Path

    by Peter P Goodman
    This novel is the 1914 journal of Katherine Willard, a 32-year-old artist then living in Oakland, California. Although the year eventually takes a turn she does not foresee, plunging her into new challenges, she is also a spirited and thoughtful guide through 1914 as it was. While she is dealing with a host of personal issues, including sexual molestation and the death of someone close to her, we also get a clear picture of the 1914 version of issues we still face, including the situation of w... more

  • Alice

    by Stevie B
    Young adult fiction with cross-generational appeal employing a mash-up of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland/Through the Looking-Glass and M. N. Shyamalan’s, The Sixth Sense. It plays to the mind of the inner child of every adult who’s grappled with the un-realness of reality. Alice, a Croatian immigrant working in the food and beverage industry just turned twenty-six, discovered she’s pregnant and is someone who fell down that rabbit hole of debt during the COVID-19 pandemic when bars and restaur... more

  • What Do You Call Your Grandfather?

    by Joan Ruddiman, EdD
    Young John thinks about special grandfather names. Why do he and all the cousins call their grandfather PopPop? How did he get that special name? As Daddy tells John about PopPop's name, they consider other interesting names they have heard grandfathers called. Young readers and their reading partners are encouraged to join John in finding many wonderful grandfather names from - everywhere! And most especially, young readers and their families are encouraged to discover how their grandfather got... more

  • What Do You Call Your Grandmother?

    by Joan Ruddiman, EdD
    Young John is surprised and delighted when he learns the story behind his Noanie's special grandmother name, which inspires him to think about what other grandmothers are called. As John and his daddy consider many beautiful grandmother names from other cultures and regions, as well as sweet and unique family names, young readers and their reading partners are encouraged to join in with finding and sharing their own special grandmother name. *Families can personalize their copy with a photogr... more
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