Gary Lindberg’s book, a memoir about being a Peace Corps volunteer, depicts a fulfilling journey in service to open-mindedness, international cooperation and, ultimately, peace. Everyone wants to contribute to the betterment of society and the world, especially the youth, who will inherit a far less hospitable planet...
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Jamie Pulos-Fry’s Widow’s Cry is a book on widow ministries, extolling the virtue of providing comfort to individuals who have lost their spouses and the necessity of faith amid tragedy. This concern is a testament to God's role as the Universal Shepherd, tending to the flock of humanity... Read more
If you are still in doubt, visit Ronald Lee Harden’s website and check out his book on the Architectural Black History of Tampa, Florida. The Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, Gaither and Bloomingdale High Schools, the Harbour Island project, Mobley Park, and Osbourne Landing Apartments, among others... Read more
According to W. Veronica Lisare, in her book, The Other Side Of Fear, she wrote that accepting God's unconditional love and understanding His grace set her free from condemnation, self-hatred, and shame. She no longer believes that she is unworthy of love and would expect rejection because Veronica found her confidence in knowing her true identity. Fear now is losing its grip on her as she embraces her true identity as a daughter of the King of kings... Read more
Real Prison Real Freedom tells the heartbreaking life story and inspiring change of the notorious Texas inmate Rickie Smith during time of major upheaval within the Department of Corrections itself... Read more
The recipes for family traditions often change with each generation. Traditions, in general, have changed with each generation. In my book Generations of Good Food, you will find recipes of many of the traditional Italian dishes that I grew up with. I also offer recipes that reflect how my family traditions have changed over six generations. Let’s look at a few... Read more
Most telling is the severe impact on society and family, especially regarding caregiving, whether in the private or public sector. For weeks, there was news about high death tolls in nursing homes and the increasing burden on the mental well-being of healthcare professionals... Read more
Writer and veterinarian Walter R. Hoge celebrates the value of a brave and generous heart in “Easter: McEaster Valley”. He encourages readers to ponder at the majesty of Mother Earth in this brief tale and imagine a perfect life well lived without compensation... Read more
Going … Going … is a journal of a couple’s fifteen-year journey along the trail of Alzheimer’s. Every excursion into the unknown of this disease is unique, and author Jack Weaver shares an account that will be different from any other you will read... Read more
Children’s books are instrumental to how kids develop their perception and eventually react once they grow and get to interact with life’s realities. Author Rosella Calauti’s book about building friendships talks about the friendship between Brandi, Salvatore, Lee, Lori, and Erika, how they interact and explore the community together...
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