Creativity isn’t a talent you’re born with—it’s a skill you can develop. That’s the philosophy behind This Is Not A Sketchbook, It’s An Art Class!, an interactive, confidence-building tool designed to help people of all ages and skill levels tap into their imagination. Part guided workbook, part creative class, this unique resource transforms the act…
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Timed perfectly for New York Fashion Week, The Geek of Chic: An American Dream, Italian Style by Federico Marchetti offers an inside look at the extraordinary journey of the man who transformed luxury fashion retail online. With a Foreword by Giorgio Armani, Marchetti’s memoir traces his path from a small town in Italy to creating…
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A new political thriller is putting the personal and political struggles of Iranian expatriates front and center. “Dead Man’s Pacemaker,” written by Iranian-American cardiac surgeon Diako Hazhir, combines high-stakes espionage with the emotional weight of exile, creating a story that resonates far beyond its pulse-pounding plot. The novel follows Arman Pirouzi, a talented young doctor…
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Young readers are in for a heartwarming and inspiring treat with the latest installment in Dave Grunenwald’s Lucas and Emily’s Adventures series. Lucas and Emily’s Food Bank Adventure invites children ages 5-10 to discover the joy of giving back, showing that volunteering can be fun, meaningful, and full of surprises. The story follows best friends…
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In ancient Rome, the poet Juvenal warned of “bread and circuses”—superficial entertainments designed to distract the populace from political corruption. Today, says licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist Kurt Warner, America is facing a similar challenge, only the distractions are far more pervasive. Warner’s new book, False Idols: How Diversion Is Destroying Democracy, argues that…
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As corporate demands intensify and stress, exhaustion, and disconnection soar among workers, former corporate executive and life coach Mark Reinisch offers a timely antidote with his new book, The Wellness Ethic: How to Thrive in an Unpredictable World (Where Stupid Things Can Happen). Reinisch challenges the long-held glorification of relentless work ethic, advocating instead for…
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National Grandparents Day is on September 7th, 2025, the perfect moment to celebrate not just timeless music but enduring legacies — those passed down through song, story, and service. Bill Withers’ cherished song “Grandma’s Hands” has been transformed into a deeply moving 32-page children’s book, created by his wife, Marcia Withers, and daughter, Kori Withers,…
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As climate change, habitat loss, and human expansion continue to threaten wildlife around the globe, a new children’s book is showing young readers that they’re never too small to make a difference. “Hannah’s Call to Care: How One Girl Discovered the Power of Protecting Wildlife” by Claudia Clark combines heartwarming storytelling with real-life lessons in…
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Richland, Washington — a place where history’s most dangerous secrets are buried along with radioactive waste — serves as the chilling foundation for Tim Mulligan’s World of Witchland graphic novel series. Set against the backdrop of the Hanford nuclear site, a real location infamous for its environmental hazards, the series blends horror, dark humor, and…
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A new mystery series is making its debut with The Last Hurrah, a witty and engaging cozy mystery that blends murder, humor, and history. Written by award-winning authors Judilee Butler and GaGa Gabardi, the novel follows Deputy Phoebe Korneal, a sharp and soulful investigator whose first case in Oresville, Colorado, leads her deep into the…
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