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Author Sherry Cottle Graham takes readers back to a time when the spiritual leaders held the ability to move through the various realms of the Spirit World that are currently discredited by societies in Blood Brothers.

Emiko Lyovin chronicles the real-life adventures of a woman who lived in pre-revolutionary Russia and war-torn Europe before making her way to Hawaii in her new biography, 'Valentina: An Odyssey from Pre-Revolutionary Russia Through War-Torn Europe to a Pacific Paradise' (published by Trafford Publi

What if there was a way to improve every low-income school in America, securing students' futures? Is it possible for schools with high percentages of students from low-income families to become high performing? Dr.

Three-time South Carolina Fiction Project winner Phillip Gardner explores love, loss, and reconciliation in his third short story anthology.

When battling the ups and downs of today's world, some would say there are benefits to having help from the other side.

The world of corporations is no stranger to the battle of good versus evil.

Ruth Fenner Barash's new book, 'For Better or Worse: Lurching from Crisis to Crisis in America's Medical Morass,' reveals the health-care nightmare that is, for many, the American medical system today.

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One mother-turned-tutor is on a mission to get children excited about reading, with the help of a dragon named Perry.

Know any parents or teachers looking for upbeat, fun ways to help kids be safe with peers, adult acquaintances, caregivers and strangers - without scaring them or 'making problems worse'?

On November 18th, Tuttle Publishing will release a must-have book for Oriental rug scholars, collectors and traders, 'Oriental Rugs.

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Ginger Ciminello says, 'I wrote 'Forget the Corsage: Life Starts Now' (published by WestBow Press) for every young woman who believes that life is on hold until they measure up to the expectations set by society.

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Physics is widely considered one of the most difficult subjects to learn, but there is really no reason why someone cannot gain a solid conceptual understanding of it.

Author Tamarya Beaumont believes that no one is perfect and everyday is a new opportunity to learn and correct the wrongs done in the past.

Author Sealie Vaughn West is the reader's guide through time in 'Rio Tinto: Lost Coconuts' (published by AuthorHouse).

Dennis Jones' new graphic novel 'Dolphinman: Wet.

According to The Fertility Society of Australia, one in six couples in Australia and New Zealand suffers infertility.

The Water Grove Sanitarium has stood in the shadows of Avery for forty years.

Crystal Reece, a missionary to Tonga, believes that God places influencers in our lives in order to 'splash us' and create ripples that impact our future.

The Second Amendment Foundation today applauded the overdue policy change at Seattle's public libraries regarding the legal carry of firearms by law-abiding citizens in library facilities.

Susie Duncan Sexton's second essay collection of provocative, funny, and heartwarming/heartbreaking observations will be released today, October 31.

“No grander figure can be found, in the entire history of the Reformation in this island, than that of John Knox” wrote the historian Froude.