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As his books race up the charts with lightning speed and families, libraries and politicians chime in to sing their praises, Allan du Manoir de Juaye remembers how his series of books entitled "Voltaire Visits" began by complete accident. Stepping off a train in Paris with his dog, Voltaire, Allan du Manoir de Juaye became acutely aware of just how accepting the city was of animals. Not wanting to pass up the opportunity to visit many of the wonderful sights together, Allan du Manoir de Juaye bought Voltaire a traditional French beret and photographed him at famous sites across the city.

Whether it is work, dreams, relationships or all combined; almost every woman dreams of a new life in some respect. After turning to inspirational writing when a throat illness quashed her own dreams of becoming a public speaker, Michele Poydence became acutely aware of every woman’s thirst for change. While almost all lack the definitive tools to creating this ‘new life’, Poydence’s new book could just be the catalyst and starting block they have been searching for.

Robert Giracello is known to many as an accomplished composer and musician. However, after waking up to an epiphany, he temporarily pursued a different kind of manuscript that would eventually become his first published novel. However, far more than a straight story of fiction, Giracello’s creativity is evident in a narrative that’s as funny and surreal as it is important.

As Alan R. Noble knows, with a personal relationship with God, comes responsibilities – responsibilities that can sometimes prove to be too much for young minds and souls.

While most sunglasses claim to provide “UV Protection”, statistics show that UV and Blue Light are increasingly damaging the vision of Americans across the country. To respond to this growing epidemic, Doctors of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists are today urging everyone to acknowledge the risks and take appropriate preventative measures.

While Roger Maris’ professional baseball career was short, he packed a record-breaking sixty-one home runs and a wealth of other achievements into just twelve seasons. As a native of Fargo, North Dakota, Maris’ career gripped the region at the same time many major global events played out to the rest of the world. In a compelling new book, fellow Fargo native Gregory Rom chronicles Maris’ career within the context of wider Major League Baseball from 1957 through 1968.

Unlike most authors, J. Frank James doesn’t claim to write from a moral high ground or offer readers a life-changing message. Trading hype for realism, James instead takes his readers into the crime-steeped life of one young man as he learns early in his life that a life of crime can have its consequences and rewards.

When it comes to pursuing joy and recognizing one’s own self-worth, the modern woman needs all the empowerment she can get. Thankfully, advice guru Sophie Venable pulls no punches while still providing an empathetic new book that is the literary panacea millions of women are seeking.

While everyone endures adversity, few have been dealt cards as tragic as Lauren Spiro. However, while life took turns that were both unexpected and wholly unwelcomed, Spiro’s faith and tenacity have since allowed her to flourish into a new and invigorating existence. Having committed her experiences to paper, anyone can now do the same.

The extra-sensory skills of animals have long been under scrutiny and, as one new book proves, there’s an abundance of documented evidence to make it clear that animals can more than notice things beyond human perception. ‘Lulu The Snow Goat’, by Joe Sinclair, shares the compelling real-life story of a goat who predicts snow.