Some lives are shaped by the choices people make. Others are shaped by the plans made for them before they’re old enough to understand. In Arbel: Majesty and Sorrow, Jan … View Details
A ski slope and a concert stage may seem like separate worlds, yet both demand discipline, confidence, and complete concentration. For Kate Skinner and Elise Johansen, those qualities become difficult … View Details
The future imagined in the TECHMAN series feels vast, unpredictable, and strikingly personal. Ricky Melwani combines astonishing inventions with stories about family, sacrifice, grief, identity, and the consequences that follow … View Details
Entrepreneurship can look glamorous once the difficult years have been reduced to a few inspiring stories. How to Fail: I Got Really Fucking Good at It by Robert Strode stays … View Details
A memorable novel often begins with an ordinary moment before taking readers somewhere unexpected. An Eventful Summer: My Romantic (and other) Adventures at Camp Elwan, Vermont by McLeod Lewis follows … View Details
Great fiction often reflects the world people live in while encouraging them to ask difficult questions. Silicon Heartbeats: A Silicon Valley Novel of AI, Ambition, and the Cost of Changing … View Details
Many children’s books introduce Bible stories one chapter at a time, yet only a few reveal how every event connects to God’s greater purpose. God’s Big Plan: Earthly Kings to … View Details
Some fantasy novels captivate readers through spectacular battles, while others leave a lasting impression because of the people at the center of the adventure. Kain and the Sword of Fire … View Details
Children’s books often leave the strongest impressions when they combine exciting adventures with meaningful lessons. Asher’s Mighty Kicks: From Backyard to the Big Game delivers exactly that by bringing together … View Details
Some novels captivate readers through extraordinary adventures, while others leave a lasting impression by revealing the beauty hidden within ordinary lives. Benjamin Thomas’s debut novel, Almost, belongs firmly in the … View Details
Some children’s books entertain readers for a few moments, while others leave behind a feeling that lingers long after the final page. Duct Tape Dad by Binky Wellington belongs firmly … View Details
Certain novels leave an impression because of grand adventures. Others succeed because they remind readers of experiences that feel deeply familiar. Once Upon a Mall by Alexander L. George belongs … View Details