Some historical events are so immense that their scale can obscure the people caught inside them. A Country of Ash by Kristopher Blume brings the 1910 Big Burn into human … View Details
A familiar Brooklyn street, a neighborhood video store or a busy television studio could bring a young fan within reach of someone famous. In Autograph 2, Roy Salvatore Constantino looks … View Details
A mission can appear straightforward until concealed motives begin to surface. In Hidden Places, Tim Guditus places a seasoned operative inside a widening conspiracy where every discovery creates another reason … View Details
What happens when the technology that connects armies and protects nations suddenly stops working? In Tim Guditus’s military thriller, a catastrophic electromagnetic event forces military forces around the world to … View Details
A child’s joke can inspire laughter, a groan, and sometimes a question about how the world works. The Giggly Porch: Justin & Ezra’s Big Book of Brainy Dad Jokes brings … View Details
The festive season often encourages children and adults to believe that something wonderful could be waiting nearby. Christmas Sparkles by Anita Kirk embraces that feeling through a lively story of … View Details
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 beautiful life can be easy to recognize from the outside. Its private difficulties can be much harder to describe. In The Marriage Behind Closed Doors: When Love Makes Red … View Details