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People from around the world travel to the Executive Medicine of Texas practice, searching for their own personal ‘fountain of youth’.

While the Common Core Standard Initiative is being adopted by thousands of schools each year, keeping the curriculum fun and engaging is no easy task. However, Florida’s Christopher Tozier has a bold solution that has proven immensely successful – wrap learning into an enthralling story and middle-grade students will learn without even knowing it.

While the media portray Baby Boomers as sexy beacons of fashion and energetic go-getters, Florida’s Joyce Nanette Johnson knows a very different reality. With most joints aching and a simple bath requiring the contortionist skills of a circus performer, Johnson joins millions of others in the belief that being over fifty isn’t always fabulous.

While dozens of literary pundits hailed 2012 as the Year of Erotica, many have since become frustrated by the genre’s tendency to simply recycle narratives. Now, however, New York Times Notable author, Peggy Payne, has once again stormed onto the scene with gusto to release something very different from the norm.

While most men like to flaunt their tough exterior, cool-headedness and ability to always fight the unknown, a new novel by Ben Burgess Jr exposes the vulnerable side of the male race that few care to admit to.

Having lived in China for many years and adopted its culture with gusto, Military veteran and communications executive Tommy Tong became acutely aware that Westerners know very little about the nation powerful in both global influence and culture. After struggling to find a book to teach his own daughter about China while on sabbatical writing his adult book on Chinese sociology, Tong developed a new series of children’s books on China for early readers around the world… and those who would listen to them. He calls it his “three birds, one arrow” strategy.

It’s a common image within pop culture – the so-called “starving artist.” Movies display romanticized images of garrets, poverty and a man or woman going through agony for their art, and to many artists, how much they can suffer for their work becomes their benchmark for ‘success.’

While the Government present a current picture of Washington working hard to rebuild the economy, Don A. Holbrook has a bold message for all Americans – the country is destined for further disaster and grassroots efforts are the only hope of real change. In his bold and powerful new book, Holbrook explains the current economic threat and equips readers will everything they need to get the United States back on its fiscal track.

It isn’t often that a child’s favourite tale is available eight different languages. But with Marie-Retno Simon’s colourful, ingenious new series, readers can brush up on their German, Spanish, Portuguese and more - all while following the many escapades of the little heroine, Aimee Kendrick.

The twenty-first century enjoys the limitless abilities of technology, global interconnectivity and a lifestyle built on hundreds of years of expertise. However, a new novel by Joe Bob Newman examines what could happen if a catastrophic event ended all of humanity’s privilege.