Book Reviews

Delivered with a sense of respect for the land and the people who grow our food through hard labor, great investment, and a fragile trust in nature.

I enjoyed reading Slime and All by Janet Ann Collins. The story introduces children to the truth that it’s okay to be different. The main character Lump is a large, talking, and spunky worm.  Lump feels rejected when the other farm animals all run away from him. Lump makes a smart …

This is a completely satisfying story and illustrates both how alike and how different people are based upon the effects of their culture.

A must for violin students and anyone interested in the world of violin music.

A moving and dynamic story about a Japanese-American family’s experiences when World War II begins.

James Caskey provides a well-researched and fascinating account of Savannah's most haunted places and best-known ghost stories.

Can we use diet and supplements to help strengthen our inner reserves, protecting us from the many toxins that create illness?

This anthology presents the winning stories and the best of the finalists for the Nebula Awards for 2014.

Mind Games is the much awaited third installment in the new adult mystery series, Cassie Scot: ParaNormal Detective

The author examines the often overlooked role of atheism in the history of Western civilization.