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The Dream Class by Patricia Eltinge
The Dream Class is the summation of Patricia Eltinge’s 25 years of study under Dr. Pat Allen the world-renowned psychologist whose pioneer work on new avenues to dream analysis is contained in this book. All of us dream and the process of capturing our show more dreams and looking deeply into their meanings is of great benefit to anyone interested in their own unconscious. The wonderful source of personal and universal information that is available to us from these other dimensions can be useful in our daily lives as well as transformative. The Dream Class provides easy yet profound methods to help individuals delve into the revelations that are afforded to us through dreams.
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I Married a Urologist by Madeline Zech Ruiz
Author Madeline Ruiz has been married to her reconstructive urologist husband, Dr. Henry Ruiz, for almost 20 years. Dr. Ruiz has one of the busiest medical practices in McAllen, TX. Known around town as “the Dick Doctor’s wife,” Madeline is approached almost daily for discreet urological advice by all sorts of townsfolk while on her errands. show more She always refers the questioner to her husband’s office but those encounters have helped her to create a “Top 10 Type” list of the most prevalent urological problems for both men and women. And now Madeline has decided to share this important list and her insights in her new book.
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Looking for the Happy Forest by Yang Hongying Mr. and Mrs. Fox and their little fox are a very shrewd, cunning family. They know how to get the best of everything and how to keep it for themselves. All three are very clever, and they are never taken in. But they are not happy. show more The three of them set out together to find the Happy Forest, where they hope to live their lives together in complete happiness. But along the way, they will meet other folks, and they want to make sure they don’t get outsmarted by them, as they’re afraid they will miss out on all the best things in life. Will the Fox family truly find happiness in the Happy Forest?
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31 Spiritual Principles by Fatimata Sanogo 31 Spiritual Principles by Fatimata Sanogo is inspired by the teachings of world renowned master teacher Rev. Michael Bernard Beckwith, Founder of Agape International Spiritual Center. show more It comprises 31 spiritual principles and daily affirmations that will assist you in knowing, understanding and embodying ageless wisdom teachings.
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Moses and the Nubian Princess by Shaul Ezer Author Shaul Ezer has woven a gripping novel out of an obscure and enigmatic biblical reference in the Old Testament narrative of the Exodus. Moses, leader of the Hebrew people in exile, has successfully brought his people out of slavery. But Moses must stay ahead of the Pharaoh’s forces who are seeking to recapture the Hebrews. show more He finds a surprising opportunity when he meets the Nubian Viceroy who seeks to liberate the Nubian people from Egyptian rule. What follows is an enchanting love story between the embattled Hebrew leader and Havilya, the exotic Nubian princess, daughter of the Viceroy, who captures his heart in the middle of political intrigue among Egyptians, Nubians and Hebrews in the time of the Pharaoh Ramses II.
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Joshua and the Conquest of Jericho by Shaul Ezer
Author Shaul Ezer has brought to life the Old Testament chapters of Joshua’s famous conquest of Jericho. When Joshua takes on Moses’s role as leader of the Hebrews after Moses dies, he must prepare for battle to capture Canaan, the Promised Land. show more At the same time he faces internal conflicts amongst the Hebrews as others question his leadership and his plans. Joshua must persevere in his trust that God will help him conquer the fortified city. This is a story of spies and intrigue, of human frailties and doubts in times of crises and danger, and of a stunning military victory.
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Kinda Spiritual by Kevin Davi Kinda Spiritual by Kevin Davi A refreshingly down-to-earth reflection on spirituality and its role in modern life. show more Kevin’s lighthearted and offbeat tone makes the pages fly by while his common-sense wisdom will stick with you.
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Seven Naughty Chicks by Yang Hongying Mother Hen has seven chicks named: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, and Ti. The chicks are quite naughty – so naughty, in fact, that none of the teachers Mother Hen hires can stand to be with them for very long. The playful little chicks chase each teacher one off, one by one. show more Finally, Mr. Silly, a new teacher comes along who looks like he might just be up to the challenge of teaching Mother Hen’s seven naughty chicks. But can Mr. Silly manage to teach the chicks anything at all, when the thing he most loves to do is play?
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Our Children, Our Future by Lesley Vann 
For parents, teachers and child-life professionals, author Lesley Vann helps explore areas of paramount importance in preparing children for life Our Children, Our Future addresses the art of adult/child relationships in cultivating the qualities of the heart, and evolving consciousness and love as vital show more parts of a child’s development—all vital qualities that must be addressed at home and in the classroom.
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Never Kiss a Frog by Marilyn Anderson
This book is both funny and serious, and very well-written. Must-read advice for all single ladies. In humorous words and toons, author Marilyn Anderson helps the dating gals by stripping the glam from frogs posing as princes. show more This book is helpful to women who just can’t seem to understand that the guy they’re fixated on isn’t good relationship material. By describing the different kinds of frogs, and how to handle each one, the author is doing a great service–and making it fun!
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Dinner on the Lotus Leaf by Yang Hongying Mother Monkey has one big headache – her three sons can’t seem to get along. She thinks and thinks, and finally comes up with a way to teach the boys to work together so they can get achieve some harmony together. show more After Mother Monkey sets up a test for them, the three brothers are forced to help each other in order to get their dinner, which is made up of all their favorite foods. Will the three brothers manage to get their hands on these delicacies, or will they make a bigger mess of things than ever?
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You Aren’t Depression’s Victim by Debra Atlas OMore than a powerful and intimate look into Ms. Atlas’s lifelong journey through depression, starting with an attempted suicide at age 14 to her chance meeting with a therapist who eventually helped find her way. show more This an uplifting and helpful guide with tools that helped anyone struggling with depression to gain clarity, confidence and equilibrium.
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Pixie and Goldie by Kenzie Vath
This is the heartwarming story of Pixie, an Aussie Doodle and Goldie, a Silkie chicken who become unlikely friends. With Pixie gently helping Goldie to learn self-esteem, children gain an understanding of kindness and compassion. show more This is a unique story of how two friends who are so different from one another can help bring out the best in one another. Children will discover the qualities of helpfulness and self-respect in Pixie and Goldie and will be inspired to develop greater social emotional intelligence within themselves.
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Breathe, Breathe, Breathe… by Chanie Messinger
Chanie’s Messinger’s book teaches children how to attain inner calm by focusing on the ancient and proven methods of mindful breathing. Basic awareness of breathing is the path to a child’s own confidence and trust in the moment, and that awareness is always transformative in the development of a child’s emotional and social intelligence. show more With charming illustrations and simple text, children will easily grasp the practice of this personal avenue to centering peace and quiet.
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My Dad is Strange, My Dad is Cool! by Bryan Kest Helps parents and kids understand what yoga and meditation are by a worldwide renowned yoga teacher. show more Fun and quirky, this is a wonderful introduction to yoga for kids, as well as sophisticated enough for seasoned adult yoga practitioners.
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Chocolate Cake House by Yang Hongying Poppet and Silly build a beautiful house of chocolate cake. Anyone who sleeps there is sure to have sweet dreams. It seems like the perfect home. But then two greedy mice, Hem and Haw, visit and ask to be allowed to stay in the chocolate cake house. show more Poppet is suspicious but Silly insists that they should trust the two mice. Find out what becomes of the chocolate cake house when it is left in the care of two sneaky mice.
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Knights of the Order by Roman Kryzhanivskyi 
This is a fast-paced and entertaining account of ghosts, mysteries and crazy adventures that await a group of six rabbit heroes and their guardian spirits who must save the world by finding and destroying the illusive and powerful Great Woo in his desert kingdom. show more Striking and original illustrations give the reader an entré to a strange fantasy universe in this outlandish and imaginative tale from another dimension.
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Highly Pro-C Economy by Jeremy Poole
After years of being confused about money, Jeremy Poole took it upon himself to become educated on this complex subject. Recognizing that economic problems are universal, Mr. Poole decided to help others as well as himself by sharing his unique findings on the inequalities surrounding money systems. show more Piecing together economic data helped create a new path to solving the disparities he uncovered in our economic structures. The Highly Pro-C Economy aspires to be the next step towards financial equality for all.
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Kitty Tabby and Mouse Grey by Yang Hongying Tabby’s mother has always told her mice are her enemies, and Grey’s mice mother has always told him that cats are his enemy. When they both find themselves living in the same house, they are sure to eventually meet. show more . The fateful meeting day finally comes and everyone is in for a big surprise.
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The Little Red Boat by Yang Hongying Xiao Ya is careless and loses her shoes while trying to see a beautiful blue bird. Later that night, the bird is injured through a series of unfortunate events. It escapes danger by sheltering in a little red shoe. Through the help of several kind souls, the beautiful blue bird sets out on a journey, searching for a safe place. show more Eventually, the little lost shoe leads her to a place of security and peace better than any other that she could have imagined.
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The Spiritual Entrepreneur’s ABC’s by Everett L. Courtney
This book is written for anyone who wants to enter the exciting life of an independent businessperson. Starting as a boy with all the early disadvantages of an at-risk childhood, Everett Courtney has made, lost and regained fortunes at various ventures during his career. show more Finally finding the ethical and moral path to success, the author now shares his oftentimes wild experiences along with the deep spiritual insights gained from both his failures and successes. This is the book for those interested in finding a wholesome and fulfilling life as a true business adventurer.
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The Seven Commandments by Shari Sharifi Brown
The Seven Commandments for Happiness and Prosperity takes the reader on a journey through the history of religion in order to discover the key principles for achieving happiness and prosperity. The author illustrates the fortunes of those who desire to show more be inspired by grace to follow the Commandments and achieve inner and outer peace.
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 Laundry for Strangersby Jacqueline Rieder Hud Hidden memories of abuse and violence, secreted sexuality and ecstasies, revelations of deep femininity are revealed – nothing less than the entire jaggedness of show more our collective unconscious– the stuff that we don’t ordinarily want to (and can’t) get into in our everyday lives. It’s a tempestuous tale indeed!
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 Sake,Health and Longevity by Yukio Takazawa,MD
Sake, Health and Longevity by Yukio Takizawa, MD is an outstanding introduction to sake, the nutritional and national beverage of Japan. show more inevitable in modern living. Included in the book is valuable information on the cultural history of sake of this wonderful and uniquely soothing beverage, as well as the cultural history of sake, its manufacture and accompaniment to Japanese seasons and festivals, and food recipes wherein one can use sake’s subtle flavors.
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 Japanese Home Cooking by Reiko Suenega
Finally, a book of traditional and modern simple home cooking recipes created from easily obtainable ingredients that will help any cook who would love to effortlessly bring the historic culture of Japanese show more cuisine to the dining room table. With beautiful photography by Sadamu Saito and personal anecdotal insights by author Reiko Suenaga. This book will soon become a treasured resource for pleasing family and friends.
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 Spiritual Healing by Dr.Minamu
Dr. Minamu is a well known Japanese surgeon and healer. This book is a profound look into the realities of non-traditional medical healing. As society becomes more complex and modern pressures on humans increase, illnesses become more complicated, and more show more difficult to diagnose and treat. Dr. Minamu offers hope and dynamic non-invasive modalities in the restoration of basic well-being and vitality. Providing insights into psychological and other mysterious causes of contemporary disease, ‘Spiritual Healing’ discusses treatments and cures that are available to physicians and patients willing to consider holistic and non-traditional paths to real health.
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 A Human With Human Abilities
This is a heart warming story about a group of courageous trauma survivor kids in a Russian hospital and how they deal with their individual recovery. The author Irina Yasina also gives a detailed world history of how differently-abled people were medically treated and socially abused and ostracized, as well how in modern times social organizations developed to help the differently-abled to integate better into society. This is an book important for all people, not just the differently-abled. show more The book stresses the importance of understanding the value of each person’s life and how to humanely treat people that have survived tragic accidents. Even the healthiest, strongest and most beautiful individuals may one day find themselves in major life-changing and unfavorable circumstances, so we should all develop a greater capacity for one of our best and most natural human features–compassion.
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 About a Dead Cat and Some Living Kittens
People are born and people die. Different people around the world have unique customs and traditions associated with birth and death. show more What is birth or death? What is male or female? Why are the births of boys and girls treated differently? How do different peoples bury their dead? You will find out the answers to these questions and a lot more in this book by Marina Bytovskaya. It is a story about the friendship between a Russian girl and a Native Papuan girl and what they learned by taking care of some orphaned kittens.
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 Labyrinth of the Scriptorium by Hitoshi Goto
A mystery thriller set in modern Europe while scanning back to European medieval period. Logic upon logic is required of the reader’s reasoning skills in order to unravel the secrets locked within the novel’s show more multi-layered structure.The story follows the exploits of Professor Tomii who stumbles upon a mysterious painting by a deceased Japanese artist in Switzerland. The painting of the Siege of Montsegur, a final battle fought in southern France in the 13th century by the Cathars, a medieval Christian sect, draws Professor Tomii deeper and deeper into the mysterious circumstances of the painting, the artist and an unsolved murder that the artist witnessed. In the classic styles of Umberto Eco, Agatha Christi and Ellery Queen, author Hiroshi Goto weaves a substantial and complex tale that keeps the reader stumbling through mazes of rationales and counter-rationales. The mysteries in the Labyrinth of the Scriptrium are finally totally unlocked in Mr. Goto’s subsequent novel Gutenberg-Dämmerung (Twilight of Gutenberg).
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 The Hug Storeby Shana and Rick Morrison This book is inspired by a true story of 5 year old Shana who, when asked for a hug from her Grandfather, told her Grandfather that she was all out of hugs and had to go to the store to get more! show more This is a beautiful tale of self-discovery that illustrates how life’s greatest gifts are closer than we think. Through Shana’s adventures, children will learn more about self-awareness, self-reliance, and develop a greater understanding of affection and love. The Hug Store also features a list of over a dozen reasons why hugs are not only healthy for our body, mind and well-being, but why they are actually essential!
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 Spirit Walkby Julie J. Morley This book celebrates the life of medicine man Thomas One Wolf, who touched many lives with his ceremony and wisdom. show more For Thomas, spreading the message of hope, compassion, and love for Mother Earth was crucial. He hoped that humanity would become “the good united tribe of the two-legged,” unified by our intrinsic relatedness, embracing of our differences, and caring for each other and our planet first and foremost. He felt that these ancient, symbiotic principles of life were the only sustainable basis for humanity’s future.
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 The Railby Tommy Donovan Coming-of-age memoir depicts the struggles of the son of an Irish immigrant growing up in an all-Jewish neighborhood in the Bronx before and during 1960s. Tommy must wrestle with family dysfunction while in the streets he must navigate a world where being show more a goy (gentile) confers a hurtful outsider status on him. He struggles not to surrender to the pull of drug addiction while fighting to break free and flee the Bronx for good.
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 Zoogaiaby Timothy J. Tate ZooGaia is a cautionary tale, a fable, describing the effects of a world run amok. It is the first book of the Zoogaia trilogy that describes a world dominated by a lost patriarchy. Aurora, a teenage avatar, show more confronted by the pain and distress of earth’s precious creatures being killed slowly by man’s greed and ignorance. Aurora leads the charge on shifting the literal and mythic landscape of Gaia, our own Mother Earth. Along with the help of the animals living everywhere on the landscape of Gaia’s this our ancient and beautiful world, Aurora’s attempts to usher in a new and sane age creates an adventure story that both shocks and gives hope.
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 Fade In: The Making of Star Trek: Insurrectionby Michael Piller Michael Piller, who played a major role in saving the Star Trek franchise, has written not only a textbook on screenplay writing but also an inside look at the writing process that resulted in the franchise’s 1998 film Star Trek: Insurrection. show more For students of film and television as well as for Star Trek fans – of which there are legions – this is a sought-after look at the screenwriting process from concept to final film script through the inclusion of treatments, story meetings, storyboards, and the moving of the Trek characters on the resultant creative chessboard. Fans, hungry for this kind of rare access, may well be thoroughly engrossed in and entertained by the book; whereas students of writing for television and film will definitely benefit from this textbook as not only reference material but also as an annotated resource on this particular film or on the entire Star Trek oeuvre, in general.
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 Voyages of the Heartby Capt. Bob Stephens This collection of evocative poetry portrays the romantic feelings of Capt. Bob, a real sea captain and poet with a true sense of adventure in love and in life. show more Capturing the dynamics of both deep relationships and uncertain flings, Capt. Bob is fearless is describing the excitements and the disappointments of contemporary amorous journeys.
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 Twilight of Gutenberg by Hitoshi Goto
Twilight of Gutenberg is a fast-pasted mystery thriller with the action set mostly in Europe during WW2, against the background of a story spanning eight centuries up to the present day. Yasuo Hoshino, an artist from Japan, finds himself caught up in a series of strange events show more that take him as a special agent between Paris, Guernsey, London, and Berlin, as opposing sides in the war collaborate for the sake of world peace. Unable to solve all the puzzles he encounters, he leaves a written memorandum and clues to enable the mystery to be taken up by his daughter and granddaughter in turn.
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 The Quiet Clam by Kyle Larder The Quiet Clam is a story about a very shy and lonely clam. The quiet clam is seeking friendship but she is too afraid to use her voice to speak. In the story, the quiet clam is surprised to learn what happens when she finally does use her voice. From the story show more children can discover that deep inside of all of us have unique gifts that we can offer to others. We just need to find the opportunity and the courage to express our individual gifts.
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 Alora and the Golden Stone by MJ Williams
Alora and the Golden Stone by MJ Williams is much more than a young-adult science fiction with its novel twists, turns and mysteries. Alora Bravemist, a sixteen year old high school student, along with her friends Katie, Jen, Amal and her dog Smokey, set out to solve some found ominous poems full of show more conundrums that eventually lead them back in time to save both their own past and the world as we know it. Readers will appreciate how our young adults empower themselves in dealing with other teen issues such as overeating, lost love, grief and loss, and confronting unexpected situations. Teaching important lessons in life, Alora and the Golden Stone is great reading for the young at heart and the adventurous of soul. show less |
Little Loaf by Li Shanshan
Little Loaf tells the story of a drifter named Luo Do. One day, he kissed al lump of dough, put it in the oven and an unexpected miracle happened! A little bread boy hopped out of the oven and started following Luo Do around, calling him Dad. A mischievous little bread boy show more who could do magic and was bad-tempered, and an impatient, purposeless man then began a tempestuous father and son journey that leads them to learn the meaning of being connected through their challenging adventures together.
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Romancing the Dog! by Marion Zola 
A humorous memoir that reminds us how just one small dog can transform human lives, Romancing the Dog is a romp of unique adventures laced with poignant moments. When Chips, a Tibetan Terrier rescue dog, enters the neat routines of a middle aged couple in show more respectable and elegant Beverly Hills, he messes them up in the most delectable ways and leads his new owners from one escapade to the next. Readers will smile, laugh and cry as they follow this family trio through journeys of angst and joy.
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 What I Wish I Was Told: An Illustrated Poetic Guide to Life, Motivation, Love and Nature by Dr. Todd GewantWhat I Wish I Was Told is Dr. Todd Gewant’s first book of illustrated poetry. Dr. Gewant explores valuable lessons in life pertaining to ending racism, promoting equality and self-esteem, keeping commitments, and realizing a better life for everyone in a more just and peaceful world. show more A curriculum for students, teachers, and parents is included that allows the reader to improve upon areas of self-directed learning, knowledge skills, making creative choices, reading and writing comprehension, and self-expression. Discover and delve into this very original and timely journey of multicultural themes and modalities. show less |
 What I Wish I Was Told: Part 2: A Poetic Guide to Unite Us All by Dr. Todd Gewant
What I Wish I Was Told (Part II) is the sequel to Dr. Todd Gewant’s first book of illustrated poetry. Dr. Gewant continues to explore valuable lessons in life pertaining to ending racism, promoting equality and self-esteem, keeping commitments, and realizing a better life for everyone in a more just and peaceful world. As with the first book, a curriculum for students, teachers, and parents is included that allows the show more reader to improve upon areas of self-directed learning, knowledge skills, making creative choices, reading and writing comprehension, and self-expression. Discover and delve into this very original and timely journey of multicultural themes and modalities.
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The Wood Ear by Yang Hongying An old withered tree sprouts a wooden ear and through it he hears the voices of all the animals he has known for a long time. But the old tree hears that the animals are not praising his beauty anymore, as they did in years past. show more Now all he hears are laments over his changed state and how old he has become. Then one day he hears a new voice, that of a young bird. The old wood tree takes in the sound of the little bird’s special wish, and that bring new life to the heart of the old withered tree.
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The Dream House by Yang Hongying An ugly little caterpillar lives in the wet grass beside a stream. Across the water, she can see the inviting fragrant grass where all the butterflies play. Each day, she watches the butterflies flitter across the water, leaving the wet grass behind for the fragrant grass. show more When she asks to go too, the other butterflies tell her that the fragrant grass isn’t for ugly little caterpillars, but only for beautiful butterflies. The ugly little caterpillar builds herself a little dream house where dreams of frolicking in the fragrant grass.
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Pink Envelopes by Yang Hongying The Baboon King is a wise and clever king. There’s only one problem in his kingdom. His subjects continually quarrel with one another, each making the other completely unhappy. The Baboon King comes up with an idea that he thinks will solve the quarrelling problems. show more He instructs his subjects to write letters of apology to anyone they might have offended and place them in pink envelopes. Then he arranges to have the apology letters delivered by the Long Haired Monkey. Will the Baboon King’s plan be successful?
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One Leaf and Two Ants by Yang Hongying One Leaf and Two Ants tells the story of a black ant and a yellow ant that just can’t get along. They don’t look the same, and they don’t speak the same language, and to make matters worse, they both have different ideas about how the same leaf should be used. show more But soon, wonderful things begin to happen that bring them together. Before long, they realize that they do understand each other after all.
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Benny and Beatrice by Neda Bayat
Welcome to Sunny Town, where newcomer Benny, a sweet bunny, tries to befriend Beatrice, a territorial butterfly. Their potential for friendship is tested by Benny’s sensitivities, Beatrice’s conceit and her possessiveness of Beauty, a unique Rose in a beautiful garden. Along their bumpy journey together, show more Benny and Beatrice learn powerful lessons about friendship, loyalty and being true to oneself while embracing each other’s differences. Children, parents and educators will appreciate the importance of these poignant lessons.
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