“Artemis ~ The Dragon Slayer” by Penny Pappas
“Artemis ~ The Dragon Slayer” by Penny Pappas “It’s only for boys,” her brother would say, and Artemis would always believe him. But when an unexpected challenge appeared, she Continue Reading

“Artemis ~ The Dragon Slayer” by Penny Pappas “It’s only for boys,” her brother would say, and Artemis would always believe him. But when an unexpected challenge appeared, she Continue Reading

“The Illusion of Inclusion” by Latavia Sturdivant Inclusion without equity is an illusion. Based on Latavia Sturdivant’s powerful TEDx talk, The Illusion of Inclusion, this reflective journal and action guide Continue Reading

“Puppies, Puppies Everywhere” by M.E. Saladino Everyone loves puppies. And in “Puppies, Puppies Everywhere” children will follow the antics of six adorable pups. With colorful illustrations and rhyming prose, they Continue Reading

“The Balance of Power” by Jan Domagala One soldier, a secret program and two galactic superpowers collide in a power struggle for the control of the known galaxy. The program Continue Reading

Johnny Sox Every parent hopes to raise a child who is kind, compassionate, and confident. Johnny Sox: Warm Feet, Warm Hearts is a gentle bedtime story about noticing others and Continue Reading

“Creating Time: The Key to Productivity and Peace” by Ellen Williams If you’ve ever looked at your calendar, inbox, laundry pile, or responsibilities and thought, I’m doing everything I can—so Continue Reading

“The Last Draft” by Nicholas Molinelli – Available March 5, 2026 “What’s next?” For Tony Truman, that question was a life sentence. From the dusty baseball diamonds of Queens to Continue Reading

“The Boys of Ewald Park” by Jim McGrath – available February 15, 2026 “Do we know how to contact Father Mike?” As soon as the chilling question was asked by Continue Reading

“Broken Beautifully – Art Edition” by Jill Gassman Zullo After a rare cancer diagnosis disrupted her sense of certainty, Jill Gassman Zullo began to create—not to make sense of it, Continue Reading

“Broken Beautifully” by Jill Gassman Zullo After a rare cancer diagnosis disrupted her sense of certainty, Jill Gassman Zullo began writing—not to make sense of it, but because memories that Continue Reading