Raspberries are Montgomery Rabbit’s favorite thing in the whole world—and he’s on a joyful adventure to find them. Sandy Little’s "Montgomery Rabbit" tells the story of two rabbits trying to make it to a raspberry patch, proving... Read More

A menagerie of fantastical creatures await in a land beneath an uprooted tree in this exciting beginning to a new series. Clare Jaget’s "How It All Began" is a delightful story that is suitable for children of all ages. Youngsters will... Read More

Adults working with delayed speakers can add the Cave Kiddos and their one-word learning adventure to their toolboxes. Eric Jay Cash’s Cave Kiddos: A Sunny Day is a picture book geared toward children who are delayed speakers. The... Read More

This beautiful picture book explores themes of right and wrong and is certain to provoke interesting conversations with children. Exploring topics such as the history of the coal-mining industry and questions of right and wrong, "The... Read More

"The Betrayal" reads like a large-scale chess match, full of carefully plotted moves and tense moments. The second of John Kalkowski’s Red Cell novels, "The Betrayal" features a fifteen-year-old government operative as a protagonist,... Read More

"Forty-Five Letters from a World War II Sailor" is a real testament to Frank Bradshaw’s service. History buffs can read textbooks until they’re blue in the face, but nothing gives more credence to a past event like a primary source.... Read More

"The Power of 10" is a very unique, worthy addition to the self-help genre, one that almost anyone could benefit from. Anyone needing some extra inspiration or feeling stagnant or hopeless in their lives will benefit from reading Rugger... Read More

Those who enjoy suspense, ghost stories, and a little hint of romance are sure to devour Tansley’s novel and its eventual sequels. Supernatural and romantic elements are woven together nicely in K. C. Tansley’s first book in the... Read More