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Willow Books is pleased to announce the publication of Lilies In The Valley, a debut collection by poet Cedric Tillman.

Actress/author Lisa Soland recently announced the publication of her first children's book, The Christmas Tree Angel.

Michael Andrew Stugrin's new book, Eat Your Memories: Views from Los Altos, is a memoir and cookbook, what critics call a foodoir.

Today is a special day for best-selling leadership author Mark Miller.

In celebration of Fraggle Rock's 30th Anniversary, The Jim Henson Company has organized events, contests, and the launch of limited edition merchandise.

Getting to Know YOU, by Carolyn Green, provides readers with 18 concepts of awareness that can be worked through on an introspective journey.

Could the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change be seriously wrong about its dangerous man-made global warming hypothesis and its climate change alarmism?

In 2010, more than 263 million stimulant prescriptions were given to American children.

Walk a mile in the shoes of Jack Crombie.

This new book focuses on Fethullah Gülen's understanding of Sufism in particular as found in the writings of Rumi, a Sufi thinker and poet who lived in 13th century Turkey, as well as with other earlier thinkers, from Socrates to Ibn 'Arabi.

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Out of the contemplation of everyday, common human fears, author Stephen Card comes up with a unique tale that revolves around keeping the balance between good and evil while presenting the twisted logic of the human mind on the sideline.

Sheldon Cohen has always been a storyteller.

The thought of spending one's life with a single person has been considered by many jaded individuals to be a futile gesture and that the concept of true love is nothing more than a cheap commercial gimmick concocted by Valentine's Day card companies.

For author Ronald Schur, a brilliant mind born in the flux of exiting hippies and the social entry of disco fanatics, alcohol was always a social lubricant and came to be as important to him as oil and gas are to a automobile's engine.

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Big Bang (The Cosmic Secret) is a computer-generated Armageddon, straight out of the brilliant and imaginative mind of creative genius Marco Thoft.

Some years ago, author Frank Sutherland Davidson and his wife were often travelling to Europe.

With the personalized holiday keepsake 'Night Before Christmas,' MyChronicleBooks - a division of Chronicle Books aimed at creating thoughtfully personalized gifts and books - gives children everywhere a reason to believe.

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Lori Joan Morgan's new illustrated children's book, 'Do I Have Friends?' (published by Trafford Publishing), is an accessible and educational text that teaches children that in order to have friends, one must be a friend.

Raya Shivadarshan arms readers with the tools for harnessing the power of their attention to create a more balanced, peaceful life in her new book, 'The Power of Observation: A guide to Inner Healing' (published by Trafford Publishing).

In 'The House on Becket Lane' (published by iUniverse), Elizabeth Chanter's 2011 Victorian romance novel which is getting a revived marketing push in 2013, Lord Dashell Lonsdale, one of London's most eligible bachelors, faces an increasingly obvious fact: his family's fortune is not as secure as he

In 'A Toynbee to Remember' (published by AuthorHouse), Joy Travers' new book, readers take a look into the lives of the Toynbee family during WWI, exploring their involvement with the Christian Brotherhood movement, the political problems they encountered and their unique perspective on the war.

Author Bruce Upham looks at the celebration of the Eucharist in his new nonfiction, 'Celebration: Eucharistic Faith and Practice' (published by Trafford Singapore).