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On Valentine's Day, Something or Other Publishing will release 'The Hardness of the Heart,' Wade Fransson's follow-up to his best-selling memoir, 'The People of the Sign.

It's often difficult for children to understand the reason behind practicing kindness to themselves and others.

Pirates are often viewed as a violent lot, who wreak havoc on the sea.

Author Teresa Dewhurst, fond of creating rhymes and songs on a weekly basis, reveals an entertaining picture book that will surely captivate the children's imagination.

In his incisive, new book, 'The Self-Creating Universe', award-winning author J.

William Goff's debut book, 'Solitary Thoughts: A Series of Subjects Addressed' (published by Trafford Publishing), will be featured at the 2014 Beijing International Book Fair.

John Browne releases his novel, 'Hidden Account of the Romanovs' (published by iUniverse)-set in World War I (WWI) and the Russian Civil War.

Life is complicated, but doesn't have to be.

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Shah Peerally's book, 'The Immigration Lawyer: Asylum' is basically a work of fiction that narrates the story of Ahmad who flees Iraq from the clutches of the Iraqi Government and seeks refuge in the US, but ends up finding himself stuck up in a similar situation.

Authors have a chance to discuss their writings on Susan Wingate's Radio Show, 'Dialogue: Between the Lines.

Black History Month offers Unitarian Universalists an opportunity to examine the influential roles that African Americans have had in shaping our faith movement.

Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being saw off competition last night from Anne Carson, Thomas Pynchon, Patrick Ness and James Smyth to secure the Red Tentacle (Novel) award.

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In her new book, 'Marriage and the Love Myth,' veteran business leader and wife of 35 years Sukhjiwan Singh says couples can succeed in love if they treat their marriage like a business partnership.

In this new book of the popular All About series, author Linda Hibbs takes children on an adventure through Indonesia, introducing them to the culture, food, language, and more of this diverse country! From popular sports to traditional dances, and everyday dress to school activities, All About Indo

Getting a dose of romance while on the go just got easier.

When Brandon and his friends Stephen and Sarah sneak into his Aunt Faye's basement full of antiquated treasures, they find more than they were looking for.

The infamous polar vortex has taken hold in North America, and Punxsutawney Phil agrees that Americans are in for a long winter.

Imagitale Studios hopes kids will love science through characters introduced in the new children's e-book Gravy and the Boattrain by David Hurd.