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Why Be Idle When You Can Run With Knives

by Heather Hawk

A young run-away searching for stability constructs a life of adventure, Not one to settle for the mundane or societal norms, she attempts to set her own path by calculated progressions or just sheer luck. The story follows her through over 13 different homes and several different jobs showing how all the different skills needed for various career paths come together in an unusual government job. This is about a young female who throws away a middle-class life to find ‘adventure’ with the ... more

Would I lie to you?: "How I went about to become a creative writer"

by Ishak Choudhury

It was an expected journey into prison which miraculously transpired to be a life time transformation of a dyslexic inmate. Losing his beloved mother amidst of it, but gained far more than what he had bargained for. As he unlocked knowledge which was a hidden secret for decades, acquired wisdom that no money can ever purchase, and develop courage to challenge any form of obstacle - no matter how powerful they may seem? After refusing to study in the foremost beginning and being constantly ... more

Rain Dodging: A Scholar's Romp Through Britain in Search of a Stuart Queen

by Susan Godwin

Scholar Susan Godwin is hooked when she comes across the captivating story of Mary of Modena—a seventeenth-century Italian princess who was only fourteen when coerced into marriage with the future king of England, James II, yet went on to cultivate a court full of women writers in an age when female authorship was rare. How did Mary achieve such a feat? Rain Dodging is Susan’s creative nonfiction account of the years-long search upon which this question—and her own unquenchable curiosity—laun... more

Killer God

by Kerby Rials

Perhaps the most difficult passages in the Bible are God's commands to kill every man, woman, and child in Canaan. Skeptics charge that God is either a monster or does not exist based upon these passages. Some Christians are deconstructing their faith as a result. Killer God proposes a third option: that there are explanations for each of these cases. It uncovers historical, archaeological, and biblical evidences for the goodness of God.

Little Money

by Artem H

How often do we talk to our children about money? We can guess that children know the words "money", "bank", "bank card", etc. At first, we tell them that for adults, it's too early for you, and then at 18 years old, the child starts to interact with money without having the right idea about it. I want to correct this situation and tell the children in an accessible form, as well as to remind their moms and dads of the basic principles of communication with money, and the most attentive ones wil... more

No More Delay

by . Christopher

All the religious literature from the Quran, the Torah, the Verda, Tipitaka or Pali, the book of Coincidence (for atheist and non-believers), and the Christian Bible it all comes down to the idea of what you believe or don’t believe. For the sake of brevity all the books of the Bible and the Book of Revelation comes down to one idea itself the salvation of Jesus Christ and for believers and non-believers alike to the idea of his second coming. Yes, No? Allow me to be as succinct as possible.... more

Monsters Galore: A Fun Counting Adventure

by Mister Jon

20 Ways to Increase Your Psychic Abilities

by John Russell

My third book, 20 Ways to Increase Your Psychic Abilities, is a series of practical how-to lessons in psychic development that will take you by the hand and walk you step-by-step through the learning process as you discover how to: successfully learn and practice psychometry; accurately interpret your dreams; begin to understand and read the Tarot cards; safely conduct your own seance; practice effective candle magic; make your own amulets and talismans; practice healing; record spirit voices; a... more

Foundation Readers Level 1

by Devrani Barrios

Foundation Readers Level 1 is an introduction to phonics, simple sight words and sounds. This series was created for the special needs community and slow readers. So far students with autism, dyslexia, ADHD and other learning difficulties have benefitted from this amazing tool while building their confidence throughout their reading journey.

The Story of Herkales and Samson: An Epic Tail!

by Martha Voorhees

When Martha’s dad disappears, she has to take over the family farm. Deciding to raise horses, she transforms the farm by hand. But just when things seem stable, she loses one of her beloved dogs. Suddenly, there’s another big hole in Martha’s life. One day, two playful puppies arrive on the farm. Herkales and Samson are brothers with an unbreakable bond. Straight away, they fill the hole in Martha’s life with love and affection. But it’s only the beginning of their adventures… Herakles and... more

Teaching Time for Kids Interactive Learning for 6-10 year Olds

by Mai Lee

Are you ready to put your thinking cap on? Learning is a great way to expand our minds beyond what we know! However, it doesn't have to be boring. Every page in this book will provide a new adventure with fun facts and a quiz at the end of each section. If you're groaning and saying, “a quiz? Really?” Yes! A quiz! Quizzes help challenge your reading comprehension skills to make sure you understand the meaning of what you read. As you grow older, the skills you learn by doing quizzes will help y... more

Schlepping Across the Nile

by Aaron Zevy

This collection adds a comic and often poignant twist to the story of the nearly 1 million strong Jews who lived in Arab lands before the second world war. But Zevy, the son of an ashkenazi father and sephardic mother adds some shtick to his recollections. His Ashkenazi side is the wry, bemused spectator of the antics and entanglements of his other half. In Crossing the Nile, the young Zevy begs his mother to make Lipton Cup-A-Soup and grilled cheese instead of an Egyptian concoction for a Ca... more

Bad Medicine: Litigating Medical Malpractice Cases In Maine

by Benjamin Gideon

In "Bad Medicine," Ben Gideon and Taylor Asen, co-founders of Gideon Asen LLC and seasoned medical malpractice trial lawyers, share their expertise on various aspects of analyzing and litigating medical malpractice claims. This comprehensive guide not only evaluates and scrutinizes Maine's medical malpractice laws but also explores the typical cases they have encountered throughout their extensive careers. These cases encompass birth injuries, spinal cord injuries, and delayed c... more

How to Cure a Yucky Yeti (Monster Manners Lab)

by Brittany Plumeri

This interactive book for toddlers and preschools has kids exploring new foods, embracing healthy eating habits, building effective communication skills, and practicing good manners. How to Cure a Yucky Yeti teaches the importance of trying new things and communicating food preferences in a positive and respectful manner. Inside, you'll find: Positive behavior modeling Relatable characters and situations Interactive opportunities Beautiful illustrations ...and much more! Whether you'r... more

The Writer's Voice

by Anne Janzer

The Writer’s Voice is a comprehensive, hands-on guide to this little-understood aspect of writing.

Van Life With Cats: The Digital Nomad’s Guide to Traveling the Americas.

by Damen Howard

It is your much-needed comprehensive exploration of van life culture and the burgeoning digital nomad trend. What’s the real narrative behind this lifestyle? Let’s uncover it together. Inside the pages of Van Life With Cats, here’s what you’ll discover:

●A practical step-by-step guide to kickstarting your van life journey, addressing every aspect from budgeting to selecting the perfect van for crafting a cat-friendly environment.

●Crucial advice on navigati... more

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