Michael and Hannah and the Magic Money Tree follows the two siblings as they pick from the tree, but realize that its game isn't fair to all of their friends. Highly recommended!
Ashe Stevens discovers himself amid the fortunes of Beirut. But when the Israeli military attacks, he and his friends struggle to escape the beautiful city. Highly recommended!
Christine Herbert shares joy, love, and intense struggle in the Peace Corps. In The Color of the Elephant, the work changes her in profound and unexpected ways. Highly recommended!
Kasey J. Claytor teaches readers to guide their thinking and beliefs toward financial success. The Money Map will illuminate the most promising paths forward. Highly recommended!
Virginia and Francis Minor fought in the Supreme Court for women's suffrage. America's Forgotten Suffragists shows how these two helped ignite the movement. Highly recommended!
In The Green Real Deal, Bill Herrington advocates for a balance of renewable and fossil energy while proposing secret Russian influence in climate activism.
In The College Guidebook, Dr. Rachel Winston offers invaluable advice to prospective biological or biomechanical engineers, from education to building a career. Highly recommended!
Lost and Found shows the eclectic assemblage sculptures of eight inspiring artists. Their wonder, humor, and social commentary contrast and empower one another. Highly recommended!
CHANTICLEER 10 QUESTION AUTHOR INTERVIEW SERIES with Meredith Wargo Meredith Wargo, multi-award-winning author is smart - and exceptionally passionate about animals, especially those in need of rescue. In fact, Meredith sent the book into our Hearten Awards, and DAWGS: A True Story of Lost Animals and the Kids Who Rescued Them took home GRAND PRIZE in 2021! Chanti: Tell us a little about yourself: How did you start writing? Wargo: When I was first learning how to write, I used to copy Dr. Seuss’ books verbatim. From there, I started penning my own stories, always using colored construction paper and crayons as my medium. I would add little drawings to illustrate the story and staple my “book” down the long edge of the paper. My drawings were never that good, so I think that influenced my decision to focus on writing at an early age! But when I started college I chose music as my degree because I had taken piano lessons for ten years. After one semester of practicing in a tiny cubbyhole in the basement of the school’s music hall for hours every day while my roommates were out living life as normal college freshmen, I changed my major to journalism, realizing I’m happiest when I’m writing. Chanti: That’s wonderful! I’m glad you discovered your happy place early on. What a life changing decision. Besides, you can always play the piano, right? Let’s chat about your writing. Describe your work. And, what led you [...]
In Catching Rain, Sandi Paris shares the memories and moments that forged her bond with her beloved husband Randy, as she reckons with his worsening dementia. Highly recommended!