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More than ever, politics seem to be driven by discord. People sitting together in pews every Sunday feel like strangers and loved ones at the dinner table feel like enemies. Toxic political dialogue, hate-filled rants on social media, and agenda-driven news stories have become the new norm. But...

Valentine’s Day Isn’t Just Hearts is a heartfelt middle-grade/YA novel that explores the many forms love can take beyond romance, through the experiences of the Marquez family living in Redlands, California. Set during the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, the story follows a blended family as each member quietly struggles with their own understanding of love, identity, and belonging.

Staunchly loyal Eryn Lockwood heads up security on the USIF Odyssey, an all-female research ship charged with finding a new world to call home. Her team is guarding a group of scientists exploring an uninhabited planet when they are set upon by a band of powerful alien warriors. Entranced by Eryn’s long auburn hair, fair skin, and green eyes, the fiercest of the attackers gives chase, and claims her for his own. Though passion ignites between them, she remains steadfast in her need to escape.

In a cozy California neighborhood where the scent of cinnamon and laughter fills every December, young Luisito dreams of one thing, becoming a DJ. While other kids write letters to Santa asking for toys, Luisito’s Christmas wish is for a real DJ system that can bring his music, and his imagination, to life. But the Marquez household is far from quiet. Between Mom’s endless baking, Dad’s annual war with tangled Christmas lights, Carmen’s teenage sarcasm, and the twins’ unstoppable energy, the holidays are a whirlwind of warmth and chaos.

In a world built by and for Rottweilers, one pup’s dream became a legend. Inspired by the roar of motorcycles on TV, Jay Rock grew up with a vision: a brotherhood of Rotties united not just by the road, but by loyalty, love, and the power of giving back. Now, the Rottie Love 69 Motorcycle Club—twenty strong, ten males and ten females—rule their own land. They ride across fields and highways, helping struggling Rottie families, rescuing lost pups, and standing guard against troublemakers.

B, Mine: A Valentine is a contemporary children’s story about sibling love, growing up, friendship, and family bonds. Themes include emotional literacy, connection, and inclusive relationships.

Written by former school-leader Julia Silver, Love Tutoring: Be the tutor your student needs is an essential guide to professional development for all tutors. Based on her Foundations of Effective Tutoring course, Julia shares an enthusiastic and enabling vision of tutoring as a burgeoning space within the educational landscape.

Move, Groove, and Grow! is a joyful, rhyming book that inspires children to love movement, embrace exercise, and discover the happiness that comes from staying active. The story takes listeners through the lively town of Sunnystride, where every day is a celebration of energy, laughter, and healthy living. The story begins at sunrise in Sunnystride, a bright, cheerful place where children jump, skip, and cartwheel through the park.

The Gift of Giving is a heartwarming Christmas tale set in the snowy, storybook town of Hollywhisk, where the magic of the season shines brightest through kindness, community, and love. As snowflakes swirl through cozy streets lined with twinkling lights, the children of Hollywhisk discover that the truest joy comes not from receiving gifts, but from sharing warmth and cheer with others. The story unfolds in gentle, rhyming stanzas, each paired with illustrations that bring to life scenes of generosity and togetherness.

The Wiggly World of Numbers is a bright, joyful, and imaginative children’s book that transforms the basics of counting into a playful adventure filled with rhyme, rhythm, and laughter. Designed for young readers just beginning to explore numbers, the story brings each digit from one to ten to life through lively characters, silly scenarios, and action-packed imagery. New number are introduced alongside an engaging rhyme that encourages counting, listening, and participation.

One Sunny Day follows a dragonfly living on Carpenter’s Pond, paralleling young children’s daily adventures and celebrating curiosity, learning, and creativity included in pre-school, kindergarten, and homeschooling classrooms.

Bringing a puppy home is one of life’s purest joys—but it also comes with chewed furniture, puddles on the rug, nipped fingers, and a fair share of frustration. Too often, new owners set out with the best intentions only to find themselves overwhelmed by chaos, confusion, and mixed signals. This guide reveals the 10 most common training mistakes new puppy owners make—and how to avoid them. With real-world examples, clear explanations, and positive solutions, it reframes training not as a battle of wills, but as a partnership built on trust, communication, and consistency.

Allen Silver shares experiences, lessons and methodology from over 18+ years working as a Sacred Intimate around the world. Through play, vulnerability, and trusting the moment, he has helped hundreds of men to heal, grow, face fears, and experience new levels of joy and pleasure.

Adopted by the most powerful man on earth Felix and Olivia could have had anything that their hearts desired, to others looking in, their lives were perfect. But some things cannot be bought with power or money. Feeling alone in ways that others could not possibly understand Felix often thought of ending it all, but fate had other plans. Is this heaven? No After being struck by lightning, Felix wakes up in a strange digital world. Excitement and adventure lay around every corner as he explores all of the wonders in this New Eden.

Twelve-year-old Liam finds a dead body along the shore at his grandfather's cottage. He can't erase what he's seen and can't focus on anything else, not even the upcoming opportunity of a lifetime to try out for an elite soccer team. Liam believes there is more to the girl's story than her "accidental death" and decides to investigate.

I thought being transported to another world was supposed to be fun!? I'd end up being reborn with some awesome powers and with the help of the friends I'd make along the way, we'd save the world from some great and powerful evil. Then what's all of this!? I never signed up to be chased around by giant blood-sucking insects, stumbling through some beast-person village in a body weaker than the one I already had. And what's worse? The god of this new world expects me to be able to save it with only the help of an injured baby dragon. What kind of sick joke is this!?

In America, we love "rags to riches" stories—individuals who overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles to defy the odds. But there is a non-American whom history records as being the greatest overcomer of all time. Every day, it is He who helps millions of people to become overcomers, too. He is Jesus Christ, the reason and motivation for this book. This book is salted with "overcomer" principles, stories, and testimonies of real people who demonstrate to us that Jesus is able to help ordinary believers become overcomers, if they trust Him.

Divorced and fifty-five, Janet Silver Ghent stood in tears at Jerusalem's Western Wall in the winter of 1998 and pressed a paper between the cracks. Please, God, find me a match, she wrote. She should have marked it Rush. As 1999 dawned, she took matters into her own hands and penned a quirky personals adCute writer seeks leading man for possible lifetime dramaluring Allen, a singing Silicon Valley engineer, to a tryst in a San Francisco toy store. They tapped out tunes with their toes on a giant mat piano.

In The Power of Oneness, Larry Silver takes a detailed look at the John 17:20-23 passage and its implications for our relationship with God, in marriage, and within the Body of Christ. Larry Silver, author of Spiritual Identity, takes the concept on Oneness to another level. This is a must for every Christian who desires to make a difference in their world.

In the sunny town of Redlands, three furry monster siblings prepare for a brand-new school year. Dominick, the tall, cool blue monster, is starting tenth grade at Citrus Valley High School. Josiah, bright red with twisty horns, begins sixth grade online with K12 CAVA, while his younger sister Alana, a cheerful pink monster with smaller horns, enters fifth grade through the same online program. After a summer of swimming, ice cream, and fun, the monsters trade vacation days for alarm clocks, sharpened pencils, and fresh school supplies.