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Summary: Thought Choice Power: Charting the Course of Liberty in Modern Society by Plebeius is a thought-provoking exploration of governance, civic responsibility, and the critical...
The perfect recipe book for those with a sweet tooth, with a variety of treats at your disposal. With an assortment of flavors to choose from, Donut Love includes everything from o...
Homemade Robots: 10 Simple Bots to Build with Stuff Around the House consists of a brief introduction to the tools that are used to build small robots without micro-controllers, al...
It is not surprising given the brilliant nature of this book, that the author managed to survive the mean streets of Fresno while parenting herself, and then created a successful c...
The nightmare began on November 4, 1979, when the American Embassy in Tehran was overrun, and more than 50 people were taken hostage. President Jimmy Carter attempted diplomatic ov...
CarboN: The Primitivision is the premiere art book by Lawrence Armondo Hodge (aka CarboN). His new book is a collection of CarboN’s work from 1989 to 2021. This Bay Area native dre...
This is the classic Halloween story that we all hope never happens… You dress up, put the mask on, and then you start to feel weird. You feel like you are being overtaken, or contr...
The Kids in Mrs. Z’s Class #1: Emma McKenna, Full Out by Kate Messner is a delightful new chapter book that had us both hooked! As fans of Messner’s Over and Under picture book ser...
Mexican-American history, with its roots predating the United States, often falls victim to misconceptions about immigration. These misunderstandings obscure the true narratives of...
River’s Reach is an engaging and relatable story for young adults with interest in books that are thought provoking and cause them to question their values and authority. It follow...
In times of dismay and sadness, when the spirit is low, some everyday antidotes can help to somewhat remedy the malaise. Australian writer and illustrator Sophie Blackall has itemi...
An epic true recount of a tragic expedition taken to the South Pole was written by Apsley Cherry-Garrod more than a century ago, and this timeless breathtaking account has mesmeriz...