The Soul of Adolescence Aligns with the Heart of Democracy: Orphans, Rebels and Civic Lovers Unite by Alfred H. Kurland is a non-fiction memoir and study in which the author uses their personal and professional experiences to deliver a solid behaviorism analysis of youth, and...

Toast: Short Speeches, Big Impact by Eddie Rice guides readers on what might be the biggest social minefield of all: the public toast. Naturally, Rice addresses the most widely known toast and how to do it well for the bride and groom who have entrusted...

Pick any day of the year you want. Unfortunately, over 400,000 children are in foster care every day across the United States. This figure is appalling! Liane Joly in The Yellow Shirt shares some of the fears and frustrations felt by these precious children. If...

The Girl I Never Knew: Who Killed Melissa Witt? is a work of non-fiction in the true crime and thriller subgenres by LaDonna Humphrey. As the title suggests, the work focuses on the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Melissa Witt, and the answers to...

Part autobiographical and part spiritual writing, The Awakening of Death by David Jones is a no-holds-barred book that uses the author’s experiences and observations to test how much he could stand and how he arrives at the way he views life and its purpose. The...

In a rapidly fast-growing and changing world, human beings are continuously exposed to situations and circumstances that challenge every aspect of our being. Jeremy P. Boggess helps us embrace the changes we are experiencing, and understand both ourselves and our world in Taking Action for...

Numerous conspiracy theories have been advanced around the politics of the United States of America for many years. This has been strongly motivated by the tight grip on political opinions maintained by both the Democrats and the Republicans. With each of the parties’ members claiming...

The Truth About Butterflies: A Memoir by Nancy Stephan is one of the most moving books I have read in a long time. As adults and parents, we always expect our kids to bury us but when we have to bury a child we fall...

LaDonna Marie brings together a collection of letters full of warm wishes that she dedicates to her sisters. These letters are more than just that; they give life advice and tips that will be useful to readers. Things I Wish I Knew: Letters to My...

The Last Stop by Patricia Street is a memoir that would most appeal to a diverse audience of parents and professionals looking to assist others dealing with addictions and who do not mind some explicit language. Patricia lost her son David to addiction and then...