Golden, glistening, gritty grains of sand shimmer and shine in Cocoretto’s "Off to the Beach!" A tactile delight with terry towels and slick sunglasses, the textured pages, complete with embossed braille symbols, use simple words and... Read More

This thriller presents an interesting look into the edgy lifestyles of avant-garde artists and others living on the fringes of society. A wild ride through the world of custom bikes, high-end orchestras, and the daily lives of some... Read More

"The Stuff of Family Life", by Michelle Janning, is a fascinating sociological exploration of what material goods say about people and society. Examining both spaces and objects, the book looks at different life stages and the living... Read More

The book’s insights on leading a more fulfilling life will strike advanced students of spirituality as wise. Ivan Figueroa-Otero’s "Spirituality 103, The Forgiveness Code" is a thought-provoking examination of the self and the... Read More

"The Last Train" is a well-paced and absorbing mystery, with quick action and a look at urban life. In "The Last Train" by Michael Pronko, Detective Hiroshi Shimizu and the Tokyo homicide unit go on a thrilling hunt for a murderer of... Read More

Ikeda has much to say about the human condition, and he does so artfully and with great understanding. Daisaku Ikeda’s Hope is a Decision gives a broad and insightful overview into the thinking of the acclaimed Buddhist religious... Read More

Exciting and skillfully plotted, "Tower 18" is a gripping, edge-of-your-seat thriller. Thrilling and thought-provoking, "Tower 18" by Tony Bathey explores ruthless political maneuvers and offers copious amounts of scandal. Rival... Read More

It’s Just So … Little! is the perfect book to ease children into having a new sibling. Lizzy is a young red-headed girl with a lot of energy. One fall morning, she realizes she’s outgrown her favorite jacket, and her mom tells her... Read More