Books & Titles

Of Mice and Men is a novel, first published in 1937, by John Steinbeck. Told from the third-person omniscient point of view, this classic work follows the mishap-ridden...

Enter the thrilling, bone-chilling universe of The Wolf and the Rain, a dystopian saga that will grip your imagination from page one. This isn't your average apocalyptic novel....

Have you ever wondered what happens when a beloved author ventures into uncharted territory? Steve McHugh, the mind behind the Hellequin Chronicles, has done just that with A...

Multicultural Children's Books Day is here for 2018 (1/27/2018), and we were thrilled to review Tessie Tames Her Tongue, by Melissa Martin, Ph.D., with illustrations by Charles Lehman. My 7-year-old...

The Power of Memorization in Fahrenheit 451 In Ray Bradbury’s dystopian masterpiece, Fahrenheit 451, we encounter a world where books are banned, and firefighters burn any they find....

Emily Colin's The Dream Keeper's Daughter is a captivating mix of time travel, historical fiction, and family drama. It will leave readers spellbound. This eagerly awaited novel will...

Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale is now very popular. This is mainly due to the Hulu mini-series adaptation. This renewed interest comes amid political and social...

You may have already discovered that stories of "everyman" often become the greatest classics of all time. But, the publishing history of those stories isn't always easy or...

Paula Brackston’s debut novel, The Witch’s Daughter, weaves a captivating tale of magic, time, and the enduring human spirit. This bestselling work introduces readers to Elizabeth Anne Hawksmith....

The Author and His Era F. Scott Fitzgerald, one of America’s most celebrated authors, didn’t just write about the Jazz Age—he lived it. His works, especially The Great...