Struggling to get out from under a pile of debt, like many Americans? People in financial trouble often try to make more money or cut their expenses, but they neglect a simple, effective strategy. How to sell anything you don’t need to help reduce debt.
So says author James B. Savage, ...
Written and illustrated by Rita Kaye Vetsch, The Many Colors of Friendship is a unique story about diversity that will enthrall young readers.
Luis is a new student in Katherine's first grade class. But because he looks different than her, Katherine is afraid to talk to Luis and goes home feeling ...
“People are increasingly searching for truth and are disillusioned as the current global economic crisis takes its toll and shocking social decay moves closer,” writes Bode Ososami in his new book, Worship in Spirit and in Truth (published by AuthorHouse). “At the heart of these questions is the question of ...
Brazilian Historian Fabio R. Araujo did not give up. He knew he wouldn't have much success publishing in his country and he believed that he should try a rich country to publish his book, after spending more than 20 years in his research, he landed in Kopp Verlag, a major ...
Life can sometimes be painful and lonely for adults, but even more so for children. Many unavoidable, hurtful circumstances can break a child’s spirit and leave a lot of emotional scars. The lessons, however, that await readers in Keoni’s Big Question, an endearing new picture book authored by Patti B. ...
Computers can “think”, play chess and solve problems but can they feel, create art or write a book? Can they imagine?
A captivating new book, called “Artificial Imagination” purportedly narrated by an AI computer program, mixes technology and art together into a fascinating combination of humor, technology ...
