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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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Timothy Barbour's Nose
by Ron Charach
When Katy teases Timothy about his long, messy hair, she doesn't know that Tim and his Dad don't get along, and that his Dad does the family haircuts! One weekend Tim's worry about a nicked ear leads to concern about the safety of his nose. After he bandages it to protect it, he starts to miss out on all the wonderful smells of the world, including the most amazing smell of them all.
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Dao De Jing Reclaimed
A Clear and Faithful Translation with the Original Text Side-by-Side by Yunxia Ally Niu and Laozi
Experience the timeless wisdom of Laozi’s Dao De Jing, newly translated with unparalleled insight and authenticity. Drawing on a lifetime of bilingualism, bicultural experiences, and a deep understanding of human nature—informed by her passion for autobiography—the author has crafted a translation that transcends mere linguistics. This is a mission to empower readers worldwide, fostering global harmony and understanding through the universal teachings of the Dao. With clarity, elegance, and poetic flair, this translation invites you on a transformative journey. Open these pages and discover the illuminating wisdom of the Dao.
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A Field Guide to Common Ghosts
by G. V. Loewen
What if the ghosts said to walk among us aren’t just the stuff of old tales, but part of our shared human story? For over fifteen years, social philosopher G.V. Loewen has traveled through rural landscapes, sat with elders, and collected hundreds of firsthand accounts of encounters with the otherworldly. Drawing on a decade of fieldwork and narrative research into human anxieties, mortality, and the afterlife—as well as chance encounters with both the earthly and the potentially unearthly—Loewen blends personal experience, empirical observation, and philosophical insight to take readers on a journey through the unseen corners of our world and the curious beings said to inhabit them. In this unique compendium, you’ll explore the most common categories of supposed spirits, their reported intentions toward the living, and what these tales reveal about our deepest fears and desires. Yet beyond curiosity, Loewen uses these accounts as a serious lens on human consciousness itself: why do stories of the spirit world persist across cultures? What can they teach us about life, death, and the meanings we make of both? At once accessible and intellectually rigorous, engaging and unsettling, A Field Guide to Common Ghosts is more than a simple catalogue of spectral phenomena. It invites readers to step boldly into the shared space of imagination and ask not only what might lie beyond the veil, but what it truly means to be alive.
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The Other End Of Now
Insights Into Tomorrow by Ruth A. Parry
This book is a compilation of shared insights into a woman's personal journey with her earthly father, in search of a relationship with their Heavenly Father. Ruth and her father spent time gathering inspiration from the Bible as well as from the clairvoyant readings of Edgar Cayce. In this age of spiritual awakening, the author seeks to encourage fellow seekers of all ages and beliefs to reach out to a universal consciousness for solutions to deal with a world of change.
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The Dusty Cat
by Jaimie Clarke
Dusty the cat was a dusty cat. People often stared at her and made rude comments about how dusty she was. Sawyer and his mom, Dusty’s family, loved her anyway and told her she was special. One day Dusty had a big sneeze, and her dust turned into sparkles! She left sparkly paw prints everywhere she went. But people still stared at her and made rude comments. After making a big mess of sparkles in her house one day, Dusty ran away because she thought her family would be angry with her. Finally, she came to a forest, where she heard a voice calling for help from inside a cave. What was in the cave? Will Dusty be able to help? And most of all, will she ever see her family again?
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Leaf and the Travel Bug
by A.A. Vickers
Leaf the chameleon likes her life in beautiful Cricket Cove. But sometimes she gets bored of looking at the same-old flowers and eating the same-old cabbage and fried crickets. Sometimes Leaf longs to see the world. When Leaf meets a mysterious, sparkly bug named TJ, she knows her life is about to change. Because, you see, TJ is a travel bug, and seeing the world is what travel bugs do best! Together, Leaf and TJ go on adventures and explore strange, new lands. They have dinner with a king crab, surf on koi, and hang out with a bat. They even have races on polar bear cubs! Best of all, Leaf learns how good it feels to return to Cricket Cove and sleep in her own bed. A.A. Vickers’ cheeky humour and lush illustrations celebrate wanderlust, friendship, and the open road—the same road that always leads us back home.
