Moraline by Cintia Alfonso Fior is a literary effort on diversity and justice that explores an unlikely young hero’s path to understanding a world that seems bafflingly unfair and richer than…

House of Giral by Mark Laurence Latowsky takes us on an unputdownable journey filled with murder, mystery, psychedelics, and of course, past lives.  Review Dr. Jennifer “Jo” Hart is a…

In today’s information age, A Story of Whoa by Chris Corbett is a relevant and empowering tool for our children to cope with sad world events and make a difference…

Set in the sixties and seventies, M.A. Quigley’s The Complexities of Love: Will Mark find the love he is seeking? follows Mark Cooney, a resilient boy who grapples with his…

Cheeky, Bloody Articles: Tales for Well-Dressed Cynics and Optimistic Ragamuffins by Cathleen Davies is an amazing collection of twenty-six thought-provoking short stories.  Review Cheeky, Bloody Articles: Tales for Well-Dressed Cynics…

Alejandro Mañón’s Black Star follows James, the youngest Quinn sibling, as he moves to Vermont with his family and starts afresh. Review “Everyone has a secret that they would never…

Mage of the Black Hole, the third book of the Nanosia Series by Rhonda Denise Johnson, follows Peanut, the adopted son of Queen Quila, as he embarks on a journey…

Fire Master by Rhonda Denise Johnson follows Loby as he takes on the incredible journey to be the Master of Fire.  Review Fire Master by Rhonda Denise Johnson revolves around…