November Releases!
Memoir/Autobiography
Don’t Be Afraid: Living with Lou Gehrig’s Disease and the Power of God, Family, and Friends
I asked him what the prognosis was, and he indicated that typically it was six months to five years. My immediate response was, “I’m not typical, and I’ll prove you wrong,” He told me he liked my attitude, and his office would be in contact with us. … Janyce and I have learned to live by the principle, “If it’s meant to be, it will be.” The good Lord has a plan for each of us, and it’s not up to us to question. We live our lives accepting the hand we’re dealt and not questioning why, but accepting it as our role or mission. Learning this lesson wasn’t easy at first, but we have become more attuned to it over time, and it certainly helped us get through my being diagnosed with ALS.
By TheArthur A. Duncan II, Esq. From hustling crack on a corner to practicing law in a courtroom…this is my story! My journey will inspire you! I am living proof that despite your past, your dreams can still come true. This book is a MUST read for parents who want to inspire their children, along with mentors, coaches, teachers, professors, administrators and pastors to share with others. Also judges, parole or probation officers who seek to inspire someone that has some legal issues will reference my story. But most importantly, any ex-con or felon or a person with a criminal record in or out of jail, can read my story and be inspired and will find hope. My story begins as I escape the violence of the crips and bloods street gangs in South Central LA and the abuse of a cocaine addicted stepfather; only to go back to Buffalo, NY and perpetuate both ills by becoming a drug dealer myself. Ironically,I became a part of what victimized my family and me in Los Angeles. I risked it all for material gains and lived life on the edge. I wound up in prison and had to put my life back together. While incarcerated, I found the God in me that I had long buried. After 3 years, I was released back into society and tempted by my old lifestyle; but I chose a different route. Along the way,I encountered many disappointments, ups and downs, and close calls but I succeeded.This is the story of the FELON-ATTORNEY!
Early Chapter
By Alexandria Egi
King’s Stand is one of the most exclusive prep schools in the country, but the lives behind these ivy-covered walls are far from perfect. Led by Ms. Hillcrest, a headmistress with a dark secret, the privileged students face difficult families, fear, heartbreak, abandonment, and uncertain futures. Eleventh graders Zoey, Madi, Jenni, and Ashley must each conquer their private troubles, tearing the group apart. Moving past their issues will take friendship, dedication, and self-confidence. If the girls learn more about themselves, their relationships, and the importance of special bonds, they will come out of these battles stronger and ready to move into healthier adulthoods—but can they separate their egos and hurt feelings for their own good?
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This month we’re release 3 books from the Health Stories for Kids series, created and written by Brian Wu, PhD. This series addresses health conditions in an entertaining way and is intended for children from 8-12 years old.
By Brian Wu, PhD
Emily is about to be a big sister and she’s really happy with the thought. However, sometimes she starts to wonder: what if the new baby is really loud and cries a lot? What if her parents forget about her because they’re too busy taking care of the new baby? What if her baby sister doesn’t like her?
Can you exchange a baby in the store for another baby?
Read through this heartwarming story about the queries, the doubt and the sheer joy of a girl turned-up big sister.
Knowledge is power, and kids with health conditions deserve to be empowered. The goal of the Health Stories for Kids is to serve as an educational resource that will benefit parents and children alike. The fictional stories include characters who are just like your child, discovering why they are different and learning they can overcome and lead normal lives.
Fort Applegate & the Battle of Wounded Knee

Best friends are forever, David and Paul know this very well. They’ve been best friends almost since they were born. Daniel is suddenly sick with influenza and taken to the doctor. Daniel and Paul are explained about this sickness and are taught that there is nothing to be afraid of. However, you got to be cautious when dealing with an infectious illness, and Paul will learn this in the hard way.
Knowledge is power, and kids with health conditions deserve to be empowered. The goal of the Health Stories for Kids is to serve as an educational resource that will benefit parents and children alike. The fictional stories include characters who are just like your child, discovering why they are different and learning they can overcome and lead normal lives.
Children’s Books
By Jaime Windle
I know how to blow a kiss. Do you? Follow along and you can blow a special kiss too!
Camille’s Itchy Twitchy Eczema
By Candis Butler
Camille is like everyone else at school, only she has Eczema – itchy, twitchy, scratchy Eczema. Team up with Camille and Lisa as they set out to teach their classmates about Camille’s misunderstood skin disorder.
By Sherri Graves Smith
It is never too early to start grooming a Texas fan. And there’s no better way than to let your little one start counting with Hook ’Em!
Emily and Max: The Spy Ingredient
By Lauren Rebello
Max and Emily enjoy using their sense of taste and sight to guess what Mom puts in their fruit smoothies. They are pleasantly surprised when they find out there is a SPY ingredient in it. With the help of Max and Emily can you guess what the SPY ingredient is?













