A Jersey comedy with a little romance! Atlantic City social worker, Lucy Womzak, had always been able to find the good in people, to make the best out of bad situations, and to cook her way out of stress. So when her husband, Lester, leaves her for a slightly younger (but much skinnier) woman, she's sure she has the skill set to handle it and re-create a happy home for her and her sixteen-year-old twins. After all, she still has the ability to make a decent meatloaf. But positive thinking and a degree in therapy can only go so far. When Lucy discovers Les led a secret life as a mafia-wannabe that might have put her in danger, she realizes she could use a little help, especially since her secret tomato sauce is at risk, too. She reaches out to her good friend, Nico. Together they try to broker a deal with a black market tomato farmer and hunt down a necklace stolen from a sentimental mobster. Nico is more than willing to help. In fact, he's more than willing to be more than a friend. Nico's sexy. Nico's funny. Nico can enjoy a good linguine and clam sauce. Never before had Lucy been presented with such a delicious opportunity. But will she survive long enough to do more than just taste it? Enjoy this humorous novel with a side of red wine and eggplant Parmesan.

Hitting the Sauce: A delicious caper that could only take place in Atlantic City (Dining with Lucy McCool)

Humor & Entertainment

Shiroff, Lisa

Humor

Tasfil Publishing, LLC

Revenge Cafe

In this inspirational autobiography, motivational speaker and endurance athlete Roy Kardon shares why he signs "Attitude of Gratitude" as his middle name. Looking back over the first sixty-five years of his life, Roy realized that not only were the good times something to be Grateful for, but so were the not-so-good times. As he shares key experiences for all aspects of his life, Roy teaches us that joy does not come from having certain things or living in certain life styles. But that it comes from adopting an attitude of gratitude for everything and everyone in your life. Roy coined a new word to express his philosophy: Happitude: happiness that automatically comes from being genuinely grateful. Let him share his philosophy and inspire you to find Happitude in your life.

The Happitude of Gratitude

Kardon, Roy Attitude of Gratitude

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Awarded an Honorable Mention for Humor in the 2017 Foreword Reviews Book of the Year Awards
Just When You Thought it was Safe to be Healthy… When his doctor mistakenly types the wrong code into his electronic medical record, Myron Moskowitz—Mike, to the entire world except his mother Celia—finds life, or at least the one he's grown used to, suddenly turned tush-over-teakettle. With that single dodgy digital diagnosis, a chain reaction is set in motion leading Mike to lose his job, accidentally get all trace of himself wiped off of every computer in the known universe, and seriously contemplate buying a Harley. And Mike isn't exactly what you'd call a motorcycle kind of Moskowitz. Somehow Mike must find a way to get back on the grid and get his old job back, all without his wife finding out about any of it. Joel Bresler’s writing style can be referred to as literary silliness—the experience of reading the prose is more fun than anything the prose might be leading up to. Stories are all well and good, Bresler believes, but they've all been done already anyway, so why let something as trivial as a plot interfere with a good read? After all, nobody ever bought a P.G. Wodehouse novel just to see if Bertie Wooster gets away with it this time.

The Moskowitz Code

Bresler, Joel

Listen, the idea of "creating a life of your choosing" is not new. There are thousands of books you could choose to help you manifest whatever you desire. Why choose mine? Well, as best-selling author Dr. Bernie Siegel says: "Reading this book can become a road map for your future." How? Because here is a very simple map of the path Michael Gross took to living a life filled with joy, purpose, and clarity. It's so simple in fact, anyone can travel it. This path took Michael from being homeless to making the world his home. From sleeping on the couches of friends to making friends all over the globe. From eking out a living to living a life of his choosing. The good news is, the path is very easy to navigate. Anyone can travel it -- even you. All it takes is practicing being positive for at least one minute each day.It can't get much easier than that, can it? Come! Join Michael on the Wingman's Path to Positivity!SARK says "The Wingman's Path to Positivity contains it ALL! It's packed full of inspiring ways to truly practice positive thinking and living-including all the times that it doesn't feel positive at all. This full-hearted and deep-life-living book creates a profound path and map for every Wingman and Wingmate in this world."

The Wingman's Path to Positivity: A simple method to live the life of your choosing

Gross, Michael S.

Religion & Spirituality

As senior citizens go, Teddy Greenwald might be described as a former class clown with life experience. Ray Starck is 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.\nWith so much shared history, the pair carries with them a vast treasure trove of memories. Some are great fun to dust off and reminisce about every once in a while. A few of those memories, though, are secretly happier kept well below the surface.\nWhen an old school friend decides to make a movie based on their lives, however, Ray and, especially Teddy, are forced to look back on themselves in vivid Technicolor. They find that facing your own life – past, present, and diminishing future – in one sitting can be considerably more challenging than it appears on the silver screen. 
In the spirit of A Man Called Ove, Joel Bresler’s charmingly funny novel is a series of journeys between present and past, with characters who are amusing yet recognizable. They still have a taste for adventure, as long as it doesn’t require too much bending.

Bottomless Cups

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

Next Year in America: A Family History of Eastern European Jews in the Old and New Worlds

History

Shiroff, Taylor

Americas

The New American Dream: A Simple Roadmap To Purchasing Investment Properties

The New American Dream: A Simple Roadmap to Purchasing Investment Properties

Business & Money

Andrews, Steven

Real Estate

Everything was going along well until your child entered adolescence. Now your once compliant child isolates in their room, gives one-word answers, and prefers their peers over you. You feel obsolete and your parenting style is ineffective. In Loving the Alien, author JoAnn Schauf, acknowledges this pain and teaches parents leadership skills to lead their children through puberty, their search for identity, and their immature prefrontal cortex with confidence and wisdom. Parents recognize themselves in the stories that introduce each chapter. They then shift to a parenting philosophy that motivates them to invest in approaches that address shared problem-solving, discussing sex and relationships, eliminating entitlement, and communicating to build connection. This step-by-step approach empowers not just your tween to thrive, but both of you to grow in respect and understanding. This results in fewer conflicts and more joy for your family.

Loving the Alien: How to Parent Your Tween

Self-Help

Schauf, JoAnn

Relationships

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