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NEW RELEASE- Positively Georgia by Elizabeth Ferris

 

Title:  POSITIVELY GEORGIA

Author:    Elizabeth Ferris

Genre: Fiction/Children’s Fiction/Education

Format:  Hardcover

Publisher: Hasmark Publishing Services Ltd.

Pages:  42 pages 

Publication Date: December 10, 2019

Synopsis: Positively Georgia is the story of a ten year old Airedale Terrier who travels with her owner Norman on many adventures during the day and within her daydreams. This motivational tale, is targeted towards 8+ year olds to awaken the amazing potential within them.

Join Georgia as she shares her positive helpful thoughts, encouraging young minds to believe in themselves, and gain confidence by sharing their unique gifts with the world. Young minds will be entertained by Georgia’s activities that include jumping for bacon, truck rides, and learning from interactions with other creatures

 

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Featured Children’s Book- Flying With Kindness by Eric Simmons

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Title:  FLYING WITH KINDNESS

Author:    Eric Simmons

Genre: Fiction/Children’s Fiction/Education

Format:  Hardcover

Publisher:  Bookbaby

Pages:  28 pages 

Publication Date: October 2, 2019

Synopsis: Sibling rivalry, a cranky little boy, and a frustrated mother could be any parent’s typical day.

“Flying With Kindness”, is a deeply moving story and travel adventure to the Grand Canyon.

It’s a book about a boy name Basil and the normal sibling rivalry with his younger sister, Ava. Basil has a strong personality. In addition, kindness doesn’t seem to come natural for Basil.

Basil’s parents are trying to teach him the importance of kindness. He thinks kindness is too much work. By chance, Basil’s family meets an old lady, an encounter which set up a chain of events and teachable moments in kindness. 

 

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Featured YA eBook- Jack Wentworth: The Real Belt by Karen Ward-Wilder

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Title:   Jack Wentworth- The Real Belt

Author: Karen Ward-Wilder

Genre: Fiction/Young Adult Fiction/Spiritual

Format: eBook

Publisher: Karen Ward-Wilder

Pages:  110 pages 

Publication Date: November, 2017

Synopsis:  Fourteen year-old-Jack Wentworth endures almost daily the pains and scars from the beatings of Ryan, the school bully. Jack’s life starts to change when he meets the mysterious homeless old man in the community library, and as he writes his own mystical story for his writing class at school. Known as being nerdy, Jack starts to discover who really he is, and he soon creates a story where teens on Tempko Island discover a time machine that looks like a gigantic computer. While traveling in the machine, the teens discover Belt Town, in which men, women, and children’s bodies are actually made into belts. Jack learns to survive by using his writing talent as a tool to cope, and as his real life intertwines with his story, his confidence begins to grow and he ultimately understands his truth. This inspiring YA fiction novel, Jack Wentworth (The Real Belt), is the first book of a six-book series designed to help teens boost their confidence and grow into their true purpose.

 

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Award Winning Children’s Book- Supernatural Hero by Eran Gadot

Title:   Supernatural Hero

Author: Eran Gadot with Gilah Kahn-Hoffman and  Salit Krac

Genre: Fiction/Children’s Fiction/Fantasy

Format: eBook & paperback

Publisher: Beyond Words Publishing Inc

Pages:  170 pages 

Publication Date: June 11, 2019

Synopsis: Sixth-grader Andy is your average nerd. He is scrawny, wears glasses, is exceptionally good at math, and is in love with the popular girl, Zoe. He is lonely both at school and at home. His parents pay more attention to his older sister, but his best friend and closest confidant, is his grandpa.

After his grandpa is tragically diagnosed with cancer and dies, Andy experiences his ability to see and communicate with his grandpa’s ghost. With Grandpa’s encouraging spirit still by his side, Andy strives to gain the courage to ask Zoe out. But when an evil spirit jeopardizes her safety, Andy must use his newfound gift, as well as abilities he already possesses, to become the hero and save the Supernatural Hero

 

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Featured Children’s Book- Supernatural Hero by Eran Gadot

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Title:   Supernatural Hero

Author: Eran Gadot with Gilah Kahn-Hoffman and  Salit Krac

Genre: Fiction/Children’s Fiction/Fantasy

Format: eBook & paperback

Publisher: Beyond Words Publishing Inc

Pages:  170 pages 

Publication Date: June 11, 2019

Synopsis: Sixth-grader Andy is your average nerd. He is scrawny, wears glasses, is exceptionally good at math, and is in love with the popular girl, Zoe. He is lonely both at school and at home. His parents pay more attention to his older sister, but his best friend and closest confidant, is his grandpa.

After his grandpa is tragically diagnosed with cancer and dies, Andy experiences his ability to see and communicate with his grandpa’s ghost. With Grandpa’s encouraging spirit still by his side, Andy strives to gain the courage to ask Zoe out. But when an evil spirit jeopardizes her safety, Andy must use his newfound gift, as well as abilities he already possesses, to become the hero and save the Supernatural Hero

 

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Featured YA Book- Hicks Road: Jacob’s Story by Julian P. Flores

 

 

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Title:   Hicks Road: Jacob’s Story

Author: Julian P. Flores

Genre: Fiction/Young Adult Fiction/Spiritual

Format: eBook, paperback, & Audio

Publisher: Silent Eye Productions

Pages:  485 pages 

Publication Date: January 2, 2017

Synopsis:  Set in Almaden, California in the 1850’s, young Jacob Smith is viewed as an outcast by his schoolmates and, following an attack by bullies, his family is forced to make a choice that will change his life forever. As the years pass, and the Almaden Quicksilver Mining Establishment industrializes the town, Jacob feels a strong connection to the land until one day he meets an ancient Native who reveals a mystic secret. Now, with the town endangered by a violent gang of outsiders, it is up to Jacob to harness the powers of spiritual Mount Umunhum and confront a destiny much greater than any boy could dream of.

 

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Featured YA Book: The Journey of Praying Frog

 

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Title:   The Journey of Praying Frog

Author: Marc Zirogiannis

Genre: Fiction/Young Adult Fiction/Spiritual

Format: eBook, paperback, & Audio

Publisher:  Taekwondo Life Magazine

Pages:   32 pages

Publication Date: December 15, 2017

Synopsis:  Praying Frog is a common frog who goes on an uncommon adventure in search of his purpose in life. This powerful novella takes the reader on a journey of discovery into the true meaning of life. As Praying Frog overcomes adversity in search of his purpose, we discover a lot about ourselves and our own quest for purpose. This book delivers an important message in an easily readable and enjoyable format.

 

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Featured Book: Uncommon Sense: A Theory of Human Purpose

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Title:   Uncommon Sense: A Theory of Human Purpose

Author: JR Miller

Genre: Fiction

Format: eBook & paperback

Publisher:  Page Publishing, Inc.

Pages:   251pages

Publication Date: June 17, 2016

Synopsis:  If anything matters, this book is a good beginning point for any subject of significance, i.e.: Life, Liberty, pursuit of happiness, etc., etc. 

From a Recent 3 Star Review:
“I found the first part of this book complex reading and I really had to slow down while reading to understand fully what was presented, but sticking with it the second part made me ponder a lot of what was being said. This book shares a lot of interesting topics and allows the reader to think outside the box.”

 

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