Grumpy Old Men with a Coffee Buzz! As senior citizens go, Teddy Greenwald might be described as a former class clown with life experience. Ray Starck is a only slightly more serious – sort of like the one kid in a mischievous group who somehow never gets caught. Their friendship has endured through more than a dozen Presidents, marriages, careers, innumerable bottomless cups of coffee and, not least, one another. With so much shared history, the pair carries with them a vast treasure trove … [Read more...] about Bottomless Cups by Joel Bresler
Best Friends Share Everything by Jake Ellwood
Sandy is Patty’s best friend and they did almost everything together since they had met years earlier. Jim is happily married to Patty, but had always been attracted to Sandy, as any man would be to a single, gorgeous blonde. Since she is Patty’s best friend, he has respected their friendship and never acted on his feelings. Until one night… When he dared make a move and it wasn’t rebuffed; they had amazing sex. Now the two of them have a secret from Patty, but best friends share, and secrets … [Read more...] about Best Friends Share Everything by Jake Ellwood
Technodiversity by Theodore Koukouvitis
Scrap! Here I am, out scavenging again, risking my life for junk, trying to do justice to the title of texplorer that was shoved on me six years ago. What a colossal shame! The fifth day of my second week-long expedition has already come and I’ve got nothing to show for it yet. But, today I’m gonna catch something; perhaps a wireworm, a teen opticat, or maybe a limping magneticrab (healthy ones are furiously fast!) if I wander closer to a body of water. Otherwise, I’ll just admit my … [Read more...] about Technodiversity by Theodore Koukouvitis
Body: or, How Hope Confronts Her Shadow and Calls the Flutter Girl to Flight by Sean Coons
Body: or, How Hope Confronts Her Shadow and Calls the Flutter Girl to Flight by Sean Coons Hope hates her body. She always has. The fact that she’s a graphic artist who manipulates images of women’s bodies for a living only makes matters worse. Hope’s teenage niece, Lana, has a physique Photoshop can’t touch. But in her dance world, finesse in motion requires mastery of body, which, for Lana, spirals into obsession. Looking into the mirror, Hope and Lana have in mind a continually … [Read more...] about Body: or, How Hope Confronts Her Shadow and Calls the Flutter Girl to Flight by Sean Coons
…Before You Leap by Les Lynam
A teenaged time-traveler from the 23rd Century visits 1995 to study high school life in the late 20th Century. Things become complicated when one of the students in the study is a great-great-great-great-great Grandparent. Targeted Age Group:: 16+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I've always been fascinated by time-travel, watching any TV, movie, or reading any book on the subject. I decided it was time to put my spin on the genre. … [Read more...] about …Before You Leap by Les Lynam
Interview with Author – Paul James
About Paul James: Paul James is an engineer with a life-long interest in books and writing. Originally from England, he's lived with his family near Toronto, Canada, for many years and where he walks, runs and takes wildlife photos whenever the weather will let him. In his writing, he likes to capture the humorous side of life even when sometimes the world doesn't seem to warrant it. What inspires you to write? Mainly to have the stories in my head go out to the world. And not … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Paul James
Interview with Author – Stevie Turner
About Stevie Turner: I am a full time British author, who lives in the East of England. I am married with 2 sons and 4 grandchildren. I prefer to write books (sometimes humorous) about relationships, which appeal mostly to women. So far I have won a New Apple Book Award in 2014 for my novel 'A House Without Windows', which also gained a Readers' Favorite 5 star seal of approval. Another of my novels, 'The Daughter-in-law Syndrome', recently won 49th place on the ReadFree.ly's list of the 50 … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Stevie Turner
Moore Zombies: Blood Moon by Wendy Knuth
When Broheimer tells his siblings there is going to be a blood moon, they are excited. Gothina decides to make a picnic out of it, but finds they don’t have enough tomatoes. With Baby Zom and Kamper tagging along, the kids take the Moorevette out for a ride. What follows is a fun adventure including a quest for tomatoes, an encounter with a scarecrow, and an empty campsite which might belong to zombie hunters. Thanks to Broheimer, the kids come to understand how and why the blood moon occurs. … [Read more...] about Moore Zombies: Blood Moon by Wendy Knuth
Moore Zombies: Gimme Noodle! by Wendy Knuth
Baby Zom is hungry! When the Moore zombies go see their Mombie about dinner plans, she suggests they take the Moorevette out for some noodle. Broheimer, Gothina and Kamper drive their little sister out for an adventure through the countryside. The kids have to make a quick stop along the way, where they are seen by humans. Baby Zom is afraid, but her siblings know just what to do. Grab a bottle of ketchup and see what ends up on the dinner table!! Targeted Age Group:: 2-7 What Inspired You … [Read more...] about Moore Zombies: Gimme Noodle! by Wendy Knuth
THE PEACOCK AND THE ROOSTER by Story By Beverley Snider Illustrations by Laurie May Redmond
A delightful children’s story book about friendship and differences. A story to teach a child to respect someone else’s ways and differences Targeted Age Group:: 3 to 10 years What Inspired You to Write Your Book? My friend who is very different from me … [Read more...] about THE PEACOCK AND THE ROOSTER by Story By Beverley Snider Illustrations by Laurie May Redmond
Bargain Book: Grammy’s Rockin’ Color Rap-a-licous Rap ~ Teaching Kids Colors by Rhonda Paglia
Silly Grammy! She's teaching kids colors to a Rockin' Color RAP-a-licious Rap. Kids can clap and stomp their feet, to a boom-shee-boom-boom, rockin' beat! This rollicking rhyme / rap has colorful illustrations by Nicole Resele and includes 6 extended learning activity pages in the back of the book. Kids will use the rhyming words, rhythmic beat, pictures and colors, to read this fun, funny little "Color Rap!" A resource for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers. Also available in paperback. … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: Grammy’s Rockin’ Color Rap-a-licous Rap ~ Teaching Kids Colors by Rhonda Paglia
Interview with Author – Duffy Brown
About Duffy Brown: Duffy Brown loves anything with a mystery. While others girls dreamed of dating Brad Pitt, Duffy longed to take Sherlock Holmes to the prom. She has two cats, Spooky and Dr. Watson, her license plate is Sherlok and she conjures up who-done-it stories of her very own for Berkley Prime Crime. Duffy’s national bestselling Consignment Shop Mystery series is set in Savannah and the upcoming Cycle Path Mysteries are set on Mackinac Island. What inspires you to write? The love … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Duffy Brown
