The game of play is an important part of our development, it not only gives us a sense of purpose and relatedness, but it invites engagement and deeper learning. Author, Lindsay Portnoy seeks to break down the research walls and incorporate these concepts into the classroom in her newest book, “Game On? Brain On! … More “Game On? Brain On!” by Lindsay Portnoy
“The Midas Death” is a very unusual detective/mystery narrative. One might say that all detective stories are primarily about a detective’s journey into capturing a killer. Not this book! The author is able to deviate off track enough to bring about an engaging start and a mysterious ending. Inspector “Kaj” isn’t your typical detective with the brilliant IQ nor the gifted ability to outsmart anyone. … More “The Midas Death” by Diana M. DeLuca
“Treasure of the Blue Whale,” by Steven Mayfield, is an energetic coming-of-age novel that is about more than a whale. It’s about treasures lost, treasures found, and treasures of the heart discovered. … More “Treasure of the Blue Whale” by Steven Mayfield
“What is divine energy” is an incredibly profound but straightforward exposition of the “science of everything.” In this landmark work, Dr. Vipin Gupta begins with the investigation of the quintessential questions for understanding divine energy and managing life joyfully. … More “What is Divine Energy: The Power of Managing The Science of Everything” by Vipin Gupta
Derryen Plante, author of “You’ve Got Some Nerve” shares her battle back from a brain injury after a 20-second attack changed her life forever! … More Interview with Derryen Plante – Author of “You’ve Got Some Nerve”
“NATALIE STONE: Beyond Survival And Into the Light,” by Martin Ryan, is a nail-biting thriller romance that will entertain you, inform you, and move you. … More “NATALIE STONE: Beyond Survival and Into the Light” by Martin Ryan
“Rift Zone” by Tess Taylor, is a powerful, moving collection of poetry giving voice to the voiceless, and to those who express theirs in a whisper, a whimper, a growl, or a scream–whatever the utterance may be. These poems describe rifts in various forms–rifts in society, rifts in the earth, rifts among people and ideas, and the present and the past. … More “Rift Zone” by Tess Taylor
This debut novel by B.T. Keaton is pretty good. I love the premise. What, generally, is seen as good becomes evil – or at least compromised in “Transference.” … More “Transference” by B.T. Keaton
This isn’t the average fill-in-the-blank political intrigue novel. Really, at its core, is a story about family, character, and truth. They say the truth shall set you free, but is it a truth that Troy wants to know? Engel crafts this story with the right balance of drama, suspense, and mystery, putting you in the main character’s shoes from the beginning, wisely choosing first-person POV. … More “The Senator’s Suitcase” by Mitch Engel
“The Elixirist” by Avraham Azrieli is the page-turning adventure of a boy turned young man on his quest to find a dwarf who inhabited his dreams. Sall’s journey takes place during the time of the Judges in the Christian Old Testament Bible. … More “The Elixirist” by Avraham Azrieli
