A classroom can be full of devices and still leave the most important question unanswered: What are students learning to do for themselves? At home, parents face a version of … View Details
Years of caring for other people can leave someone wondering how much of herself she has left. Sheema Jackson’s The Becoming Collection brings that question into the lives of two … View Details
A digital scam can begin with a message that appears completely routine. Angelo Nicola Giuliano’s Don’t Take the Bait: How to Protect Yourself from Online Scams teaches readers how to … View Details
Strong teams are shaped through hundreds of choices made during ordinary shifts and unexpected crises. In Team Is a Verb: A Unified Management Theory, JJ Becker explores leadership as a … View Details
What happens to a goddess when people stop believing in her? In Steve Coyle’s American Goddess, the answer includes a suburban home, a Prius, and a rescue dog named Kirby. … View Details
A borrowed name can help Laelyah pass through a town. It cannot hide the black veins spreading beneath her skin forever. Author Lee J. Pleimelding’s novel Ascaron: Ad Vocatus, Part … View Details
A crossroads can look surprisingly ordinary. In Consequences of Disobedience: A Journey into the Heart of Choice, Minister Travis L Jones explores how moments of hesitation, conviction, and action can … View Details
A photograph lands beside Kit Calder’s coffee, and a worried brother asks her to find Claire Hartwell. Claire vanished from a Manhattan restaurant, leaving her phone, purse, and coat behind. … View Details
Some poetry asks readers to slow down and simply feel. Meniscus: Notes for the Painfully Alone by Ayon Shahed belongs to that kind of collection. It embraces moments that often … View Details
Leadership can influence how people communicate, develop their abilities, respond to pressure, and approach their responsibilities. In Leading Like a Human: Building High-Functioning Teams by Putting People First, Rob Swannie … View Details
Extreme horror can become especially unsettling when its darkest moments are connected to recognizable questions about power, identity, and human behavior. B.W. Mellis enters this territory with No Justice for … View Details
A mysterious watch, an unexpected transformation, and an army of dangerous felines set the stage for Cat Slayer by Douglas N. March. Created for middle-grade readers, the novel combines superhero … View Details