The Black Map

By Aaron Brownell Deep Space Salvage Like No Other! 2024 London Book Festival Science Fiction Award Winner Perfect for fans of Dark Matter, Firefly, and spunky crews caught in corporate crosshairs while doing their darndest to survive, The Black Map will take you on an epic new science fiction adventure! On the outer edge of... Continue Reading →

Finding Fran

By Nancy Christie It’s never too late to find your inner moxie! Once a best-selling romance novelist, 55-year-old Fran Carter is now dealing with a slow but steady drop in book sales and a major case of writer’s block. Not to mention the knowledge that her lover—a professional photographer—has been on the wrong side of... Continue Reading →

Baseball Books!

Bush League: Because You Forced Us Too! By Paul Vann Welcome to the hilarious and surprisingly insightful world of Little League baseball, where the real game happens off the field. Mike Callahan thought coaching Little League would be simple—teach kids to hit, catch, and run the bases. Instead, he finds himself navigating secret player drafts... Continue Reading →

Real Men DO Eat Quiche

By James Wright A Hockey Heathen's Guide to a Great Post Skate Breakfast What started as a Sunday morning post-game dare quickly became a weekly tradition. More than just a standard quiche recipe book, explore seven different crusts and twenty-six fillings to mix and match. From conventional breakfasts combinations to savory lunch favorites turned on... Continue Reading →

Book of the Day

Description When Danny sees a bright red fire engine race by his Grandma and Grandpa’s house late one night, he wonders, “Why weren’t the firefighters wearing pajamas?” Join Danny as he goes on a magical adventure throughout the city, where he meets workers performing all kinds of important jobs at night. As scary as the... Continue Reading →

Poetry Month

Dandelions on A Hillside by Leslie Racz “Dandelions on a Hillside” is a collection of poems about the simple, meaningful things in life. Through its heartfelt verses, it explores the depths of human emotion, from the happiness of love and friendship to the heartbreak of loss, all while maintaining a warm and hopeful outlook. It... Continue Reading →

The Formula

The Instruction Manual for Living Your Best Life By Darryl Anka Why We Love It There are a lot of books that promise to help you “find your purpose” or “live your best life”, but The Formula stands out because it actually gives you a framework you can use. What makes this book compelling is... Continue Reading →

Misery in the Realm of Sorrow

By Cliff Maksushimat Why We Love It This is not an easy read and that’s exactly why it matters. Misery in the Realm of Sorrow doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff. It dives straight into the weight of despair, mental health struggles, and the kind of emotional pain most stories only touch on briefly.... Continue Reading →

Pete’s Peach Tree

By Mariel Gurrieri and Andrew Sherman Why We Love It! There’s something instantly charming about Pete’s Peach Tree. It starts with a simple, relatable problem—Pete grows a beautiful peach tree, only to discover a squirrel named Lenny helping himself to the fruit. But what unfolds is a gentle, meaningful story about learning to share and... Continue Reading →

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