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As the nation reflects on a season of remembrance and gratitude, “Telling His Story” stands at the forefront of a year defined by honor, education, and heartfelt connection.
Author and artist Sonja R. E. Omerzu transports readers to an unforgettable voyage across space and time in “Uneek .” This science fiction fantasy weaves together timeless lessons about friendship, perseverance, and self-discovery.
Earning a recommendation from the US Review of Books for its heartfelt storytelling and inspiring portrayal of courage, faith, and determination in the face of life’s hurdles, author Christal Kahles-Jones unveils her riveting work, “In The Garden .” Central to the story is Laura Hall, a young woman confined to a wheelchair following a childhood accident.
Author Keith A. Hartzler ’s debut literary work, “Whispers on the Swing,” has received a positive recommendation from The US Review of Books, earning praise for its heartfelt reflections, spiritual richness, and accessible approach to faith.
Enthralling both readers and critics with its intriguing blend of speculative fiction, philosophy, and spiritual introspection, the polymath artist Tom T.
Blending speculative science, astronomy, philosophical inquiry, and decades of independent research, Ruth Leedy Carr ’s “Polar Hole Light in Europe’s Clouds” invites readers to reconsider long-held assumptions about Earth, Mars, and the mysteries concealed within planetary science.
In “Angels Dance on the Head of a Pin ,” author GlenScott Thomas Copper delivers a sweeping literary work that examines the myriad influences that mold human lives.
A dramatic rooftop rescue atop a decaying 17-story Chicago hotel serves as the centerpiece for a new exploration into human resilience written by GlenScott Thomas Copper.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) today launched ISSB in Practice: Reporting Examples and Insights, the first practice-based synthesis of insights from the first year of mandatory reporting against ISSB standards.
More than sixty years after Louise Fitzhugh introduced readers to the iconic Harriet M. Welsch, Harriet the Spy will reach a new generation with the publication of HARRIET THE SPY: The Graphic Novel .
