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Deeptide . . . Vents of Fire

by Donald Ray Schwartz

This mystery, intrigue, and adventure story may be only a year or two away from real-life events. Two women scientists intend to capture DNA samples of discovered remarkable life forms within vents existing in the deepest ocean depths.

Who's Knocking At My Door?

by Terrie Stadler

Children's Book about various birds & water life found living around a pond in a rural setting .This is all happening in south Florida. There is an unusual, yet true. ending concerning one of those animals which actually inspired the writing of this book.

Pluck: Lessons We Learned for Improving Healthcare and the World

by Alfred Sadler and Blair Sadler

Pluck brings together the spirit of courage, taking of roads-less-traveled, and living with a mindset focused on possibility that we can all call upon to improve everyday life. It inspires hope and collaboration, as well as meaningful change and actions. Alfred Sadler and Blair Sadler, a doctor and a lawyer, who are also twin brothers, worked together on the early laws concerning organ donation and the first heart transplants, the emergence of the physician assistant profession, the birth of bi... more

https://elderevolution.com

by Rabon Saip

Aging is a mystery and we are all detectives, but there are no solutions just waiting out there to be discovered. The future is within us, within our own evolving selves. We have simply outlived the centuries old social order that can no longer define who we are. we are now engaged in the creation of a whole new stage of life. We are truly up to us.

All Things Coffee

by Farnaz Calafi

All Things Coffee speaks to those who see coffee, not only as an enticing beverage, but also as a muse! This book is an eclectic collection of writings that capture the historical, cultural, health and social justice aspects of coffee, as well as fun facts and recipes.

Sophia Discovers the Real Treasure: A Story of John Muir, Father of the National Parks

by Curt Casetta

Nine-year-old Sophia takes a delightful trip back in time atop an old prospector's mule to learn about important events in the life of John Muir, Father of the National Parks, especially his love for that known as Yosemite National Park. She also learns of the mistreatment of Native Americans in the Yosemite region and forms some questions (as will readers) of her own.

In The Beginning

by Wayne Hill

"In The Beginning" is principally about our beginning on Earth and other interesting scripture that tells us about our beginnings which many people read over without giving it much thought. Actually, there are several verses taken from the Holy Scripture that fall into that category simply because people do not stop to think of what it is really saying. My book also has at its root, the theory of how humans came to be on Earth as I mentioned earlier. And, I try to show with references to the Hol... more

How to Master the Art of Writing Children's Books

by Bobbie Hinman

Everything you need to know about writing for children. If your goal is to write a successful children’s book, you must take the time to learn the art of writing. If you wish to acquire the skills needed to produce a well-written book, this may be the most important guide you will ever read. Learn to: - Develop a story idea - Find your target audience - Understand story arc and structure - Write creative fiction or nonfiction stories - Use appropriate tone and vocabulary - Understand... more

How Man-Ur-Script

by EK Jasmine

Are you ready to write that book that has been pounding your skull to escape? In How to Man-Ur-Script, you will find proven points and the help you need to finally unload that manuscript onto the pages and free you from burying another book. Try these easy-to-understand real-writing examples to expel your inner writing fears.

Dance Stance: Beginning Ballet for Young Dancers with Ballerina Konora

by Once Upon a Dance

Aspiring dancers adore the clever mix of wisdom, anecdotes, and how-to instruction from a professional ballerina. Throughout the series debut, young readers explore ballet posture from standing on both feet, tiptoes, and one leg. A tutu-wearing kitty-cat sidekick joins Ballerina Konora and friends, adding humor and lighthearted encouragement. Brought to you by the mother-daugther team, Once Upon a Dance, who’s won over 20 awards for their Dance-It-Out! and Dancing Shapes series for younger au... more

The Coronaggadah

by JENNIFER J. WOLLAN

For generations, Jews have been gathering once a year to celebrate the great Exodus from slavery in Egypt. In 2020, the annual seder was abruptly canceled by Covid. This book, written for the Un-Seder I held in October of 2021, is a celebration of our cautious return to pre-pandemic socializing. From new answers to the four questions, to the 10 Plagues of the Trump press conferences, to all the things that helped us through the dark times (Dayenu!) The Coronaggadah tells the story of the pandemi... more

Wellness After Death

by Dr. Osp

Humorous presentation of a less expensive and more expeditious method for achieving wellness after death—that is, the salvation of the soul—than through traditional religions.

Dog Love

by Katelyn Ward

How do you show your dog you love them? By doing the things they love! Follow along in this helpful story to learn all the ways to show your favorite fur friend that you care. The perfect book for dog lovers everywhere!

He Ain't Heavy (He's My Son) Part II

by Dana R. Jones-Meggett

He Ain’t Heavy (He’s My Son) Part II is a book about a mother’s journey in raising her now adult son who is a man of color and on the autism spectrum. It is indeed an inspirational story but also serves as a guide and resource for parents, human service professionals, first responders, educators, religious leaders, or curious minds on how to (or not to) interact with someone on the spectrum or with disabilities. It is also a call to action for all of us to do our part in making the world a more... more

Wimsey the Manhattan Bloodhound: A Comedy of Many Errors

by Elizabeth Silverman

Follow the adventures of Wimsey, 125 lb. bloodhound improbably living on Manhattan's Upper West Side as he defeats the schemes of his owner's friend Elizabeth to show him, model him and turn him into a canine TV star. Whether bestriding the green carpets of The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, hobnobbing with celebrities or causing chaos at photoshoots Wimsey was as impossible to ignore as he was to train. Nothing sad or serious here, just plain, unadulterated bloodhound fun.

Alphabet Soup: The Essential Guide to LGBTQ2+ Inclusion at Work

by Michael Bach

Everything you need to know about creating LGBTQ2+ inclusive workplace, from A to Z.

What you aren’t doing about creating an LGBTQ2+ inclusive workplace is costing you more than might think. Every year, companies who aren’t doing the necessary work are losing millions of dollars to low productivity, staff turnover, missed opportunities, and reputational damage—and no, simply slapping a rainbow over your company logo every June isn’t going to cut ... more

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