The Holy Scriptures are filled with characters who are role models for us all. But what about the weaker characters? Those with obvious flaws? Perhaps there are lessons to learn from their mistakes. Join Linda Swift as she converses poetically with God in Humanly Speaking: Conversations With God.

Humanly Speaking: Conversations with God

Literature & Fiction

Swift, Linda

Poetry

Willow Moon Publishing

Knight of the Amulet

Romance

Hahn, Amy

Fantasy

Deep in the jungle is a sweet little town where people happily co-exist with elephants, until the townspeople become increasingly annoyed with their lovable, lumpy, neighbors. After all, they snore loudly, hog the best seats at the movies, and block all the aisles in the supermarket. Who needs that? When the Mayor calls on the Elephant Police to devise a clever scheme to get the elephants to leave, the town ends up buried in all the extra bananas the beasts usually eat. The Mayor then calls on the Banana Police to deal with the bananas, but it's the townspeople themselves who (burp!) finally get rid of them. Everyone ends up learning, immediately, if not sooner, as the Mayor is known to say, just how vital those pesky pachyderms really are. The unspoken message is about the value of peaceful co-existence and cooperation between inherently different groups.

The Banana Police

Children's Books

Koontz, Katy

Animals

Lottie adores her Grandma and for that reason she wants to be just like her, extra weight and all. Grandma loves Lottie too, but she is passing on her bad eating habits to her granddaughter. Everything that they do revolves around food. Not only is grandma overweight, but she is contributing to Lottie becoming overweight also. Lottie's mother, who is a nurse, stresses the importance of healthy eating to both Lottie and her Grandma, but it doesn't sink in until grandma has an experience that gets her attention.

Grandma Got Stuck in the Bathtub

Horton, Alice F.

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Every schoolchild is supposed to know that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldren were the first human beings to reach the Moon on the 20th of July 1969. But what if that is not the true story?  In Greg Camp's new science fiction political thriller, Robert Smith discovers a plot hatched in the Cold War Soviet Union to reshape the balance of power decades in the future. As he struggles to save Earth from disaster, he has to weed through the tangles of corporations and the Lunar government. Along the way, he finds something even more important: human connection.

A Draft of Moonlight

Greg Camp

Science & Math

Paddle Tail is an adorable little beaver who was born with just a stump for a tail. He learns, and so will your child, that it's OK to be different. Join him in his first winter adventure!

Paddle Tail's First Winter Adventure

LeGrand III, H. J.

Fifteen-year-old Sabrina Azriel Coles dreams of nothing but getting into the famed Interplanetary Administration Academy so she can become a starship shuttle pilot. Unfortunately, her overbearing father will hear nothing of it. He is determined to keep his younger daughter on his agriplex on Deidra VII, and when the IA Search Team comes to interview Sabrina as a possible candidate for entry into the academy, he summarily sends them away. Then Sabrina finds out the search team will be leaving the planet much earlier than expected: She has only four days to convince them to re-open her application and interview her. But with distractions from a love interest, and run-ins with a popular girl who has also set her sights on the same boy, and with the deadly Spore Fever on the rise on the planet, Sabrina is caught in a vortex of chaos as she fights her way toward her dream.

Reaching for Stars

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Capraro, John

Science Fiction

What is real love? Little Ava Jacobs is dying to find the answer to this seemingly simple question. Through a mother's patience, grandparents' joy, and a couple's kindness, Ava finds the meaning of real love.

I Really Love You, Ava

Clowe, Amberly Kristen

The vicious and predatory Cros are amassing in ever growing numbers in the foothills above the travelers’ temporary encampment. Facing inevitable attack, the tribe hastens to prepare for the last leg of their journey—the perilous voyage across the Bering Strait to the shores of the Americas . But time is in short supply. Kidnapped by a band of marauding Cros, Rachel’s fate as a slave is preordained. Females are few, the tribeswomen the ultimate prize and better off dead the reality. But fate is capricious and unsettled. When the savage warrior, Hawk, overpowers her captors and takes her for his own, Rachel’s destiny takes a new direction.

Beyond Tomorrow

Parker, P. L.

Contemporary

Some of the things going on in the world today “just ain’t right.” Individuals, educators and political leaders don’t seem to be using “common sense” in dealing with people or in their decision making. We don’t treat people with the common “decency” that we should expect in our lives. I’m trying to determine, even if only for my benefit, whether or not we as a civilized society truly use common sense and exhibit common decency in our everyday lives and in our decision making. It’s not at all a scientific undertaking but primarily my own personal experiences and opinions. Feel free to agree or disagree with my views and opinions and possibly you’ll start observing and thinking about some of these things as well. Don’t you think we can all use more common sense and decency in our everyday lives? Told in unique fashion, Mr. Prejean gives one the benefit of his observations of today's current affairs. How things are, how things should be, and how to make life what you want it to be. A blueprint for living.

We've Lost It!: What Happened to Common Sense & Decency?

Terry Prejean

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