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From diaper mishaps to snakes in the house, author and mother of five Jana Miller has seen just about everything a stay-at-home mom can see.

In 'CREATIVE MINDPOWER TECHNIQUES for healing yourself and others: featuring unique and exclusive bodily healing methods' (published by Trafford Publishing), author and hypnotherapist Frank W.

'Addiction on Trial: Tragedy in Downeast Maine' by Steven Kassels is a unique medical murder mystery legal thriller that entertains audiences and educates readers through the realistic depiction of the struggles of addiction.

In just a few decades, the tiny island of Singapore has transformed itself from an Asian backwater into a global superpower in banking, IT, education, biotech and transportation.

On the Amazon side, John Green's THE FAULT IN OUR STARS, soon coming to the big screen, came out on top yet again, with the Little Golden Book of Disney's FROZEN coming in second, and Veronica Roth's DIVERGENT rounding out the top three, with the complete series boxed set in fourth.

In 'Afflatus: A Collection of Dreams and Their Gnostic Influence on Human Evolution' (published by Balboa Press), author Trudy Fox presents a collection of historical events and argues that, through spiritual intervention, dreams have shaped the events of history and will continue to do so in the fu

This is the proposition behind the Shuffled Manuscript Theory.

For believing in God's message, Angela Filla was able to write her amazing book of poetic homage to His grace and mercy entitled 'Poems from the Heart.

Detective work is not for the faint-hearted.

In her new book 'Finding Roses in the Dust: A Journey to a New Perspective' (published by WestBow Press) author Erin Brynn takes readers along as she recounts a personal journey of life and exploration in Afghanistan.

Infidelity, escapism and crime thrust the characters of Alan White's new book 'Savannah and the Soldier' (published by Trafford Publishing) into a whirlwind of dramatic fervor.

From the dynamic speaker, facilitator and co-author of 'Raising Difficult Children,' Soldiers in Different Armies is the inspiring true story about two people who, though worlds apart, did their best to contribute together to the fabric of society and honour God through their service of others.

Latin was the language of the Ancient Romans, and despite the development of national tongues it remained the language of scholarship and religion for many centuries since then.

Imagine a simple yet sufficient and happy life in a farm, where people wake up to the soft dew, the sound of the rooster, the treat of fresh air, and the lush of the plants all around.

Author Ann Walker is on a mission to make people realize that animals are living things with emotions and feelings just like human beings.

How many women are left behind in literature and deserve their own novel? The Huffington Post recently looked into this phenomenon and recommended Beat scholar Gerald Nicosia's critically-acclaimed One and Only as a remedy to the lack of female-centered literature.

Udi Jacoby lives in Melbourne, Australia.

Peronia Scott Canidate presents a collection of uplifting messages and motivational 'golden nuggets' in her new book meant to 'Inspire Wisdom' in readers everywhere.

Author Paul 'Monty' Choy's father was born in Canton, China while his mother was born in Malaya.

Two teenagers attempt to survive in the wilderness as the world collapses around them in author James Howerton's new science fiction novel, 'Dylan's Hill' (published by iUniverse).

Class Act Books is now under new ownership.

Jay Leno interviews World renown automotive designer Peter Brock, about Brock's new book on the creation of the first Corvette Sting Ray, the 1963 split window (link to video of interview below).

Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), the nation's largest children's literacy nonprofit, released this morning its latest collection of 40 highly recommended children's books featuring diverse characters and stories with themes that promote STEAM learning (science, technology, engineering, arts and math).

Becky Dennis, advocate, author of the highly acclaimed Brain Wreck and encephalitis survivor, will speak on patient advocacy at the Encephalitis Global 2014 conference this Saturday, February 22 in La Jolla, California.