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It may be just the first week in November, but it's never too early to think about gift books.

Everyone, at one time or another, has dreamed of being Royality—the wealth, the recognition, the power.

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Carlo the Mouse, who was born inside a Florida hospital and lives within its walls, longs to see the outside world.

Sunnyvale, CA

John Wiley & Sons, a leader in education and graphic design publishing, is releasing three new titles for both student and professional graphic designers.

In 'A Toothfully Twisted Summer' (published by iUniverse), author Ellen Cappello's new young adult novel, readers are whisked away to the magical world of the Tooth Kingdom as they follow tooth fairy-in-training Magnolia Bloomgarden's journey to save the kingdom.

In 'Drumming Up Dialogue: The Dialogic Philosophies of Martin Buber, Fred Iklé, and William Ury Compared and Applied to the Babukusu Community of Kenya' (published by iUniverse), author Patrick Wanakuta Baraza analyzes three theories of conflict management from the perspectives of Martin Buber, Fre

In her newly released book, 'Foundation Pre-School; Kindergarten Base Number Count!' (published by AuthorHouse), author Clara D.

Author Monique Antionette's new book of poetry 'The Truth Is.

Author Pat Patterson drew from her love of the American Southwest region and her research into the Native American cultures of that area to create her novel 'SpiritPath' (published by iUniverse).

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Set in the era of the Great Depression, 'The Adventures of Jack and Jim' (published by Trafford Publishing) portrays a catastrophic period of time when people in America drew together in solidarity, neighbor helping neighbor.

Author Polly Brewer blends historical fiction with real-life details in her unique new book, 'Sometimes I Can See You.

Self-described 'closet freak' Carmen CaBoom channels her sexual alter ego in her provocative, no-holds-barred new book, 'Diary of a Vindictive Closet Freak: Love, Loss, Lust and Lies' (published by AuthorHouse).

In a ghost town in California, seven teens must work together to survive a world of vampires and werewolves in a new twist on fantasy literature.

'The Sacrifices of One Woman' is an absorbing novel about choices.

On October 31st, Paralarc Entertainment, based in Austin, Texas, released the first in a series of free children's books titled: 'Battle Moon 2075.

Poet and novelist, Charles Plymell, will read from his new book 'Benzedrine Highway' at NYC's historic Jefferson Market Library (425 Sixth Ave.

Northshire Bookstore of Manchester, Vermont will host a seminar and reception today, November 8th for local Vermont authors, Deborah Mackin and Matthew Harrington, and their recently released leadership book, Survival of the Hive: 7 Leadership Lessons from a Beehive.

Lexington, KY—Throughout our history, woody plants—trees, shrubs, and woody vines—have been one of our most common natural resources, providing such basics as food, clothing, housing, and medicines.

Chicago, IL, November 6, 2013 – When we choose a mate we often think this could be 'the one' until our world turns upside down after the relationship turns toxic.

Book Launch and reception of “An Insistence on Life: Releasing Fear of Death to Fully Live” by Jane Gignoux, real-life stories on how accepting death transforms life at the National Arts Club in New York, New York.

Acclaimed television producer and author, Richard Crystal, will appear at Barnes and Noble at 2289 Broadway New York on Friday, November 8th at 7pm.

What do Martha the last passenger pigeon, a fragment from Plymouth Rock and Julia Child's kitchen have in common? Each of these objects tells an important part of America's story.