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For father and son Brian J. and Edmond Theriault, making snowshoes has been a four-decade passion that has taken them from novices to world-class craftsmen. However, fearing that the art may be dying out among the wider population, the duo have written a book to help anyone create their own traditional snowshoes with relative ease.

Veteran educator, Sarah Martin, is steadfast in her belief that people never stop learning. While reading, writing and speaking may first appear to be just basic skills, a new range of books published by Martin proves that they present opportunities for constant refinement.

Like millions of others, Catheryn Challeyn grew up in a dysfunctional home. With parents who were first cousins and a family culture of mental, physical and sexual abuse – Challeyn ended up in foster care and was left behind by both the system and society. However, now living a renewed life as a strong, free and successful independent woman, Challeyn is on a mission to help others break the chains of trauma.

While scripture says that Jesus came to set people free, Emmanuel Ogunjumo knows first-hand that “freedom” is the last word on the minds of many Christians. In fact, he takes his study one step further by publishing the fact that Christians and non-Christians are not so dissimilar; sharing comparable rates of infidelity, divorce and anxiety. His new book pinpoints the roots behind these downfalls – a lack of love.

While most authors write books to serve their thirst for notoriety and fame, Michiko Katsu has a goal that’s more admirable and uplifting; to draw attention to the literary classics of bygone generations. In her latest release, Katsu melds a fast-paced narrative with a premise that pays homage Agatha Christie, Ruth Rendell and Deborah Crombie.

While gender roles have seen dramatic change over the past half-century, many women are still unaware of the abundant and boundless opportunities that stand in front of them. With a passion for sharing the stories of successful women in the hope that they will inspire others, Jason Belo is delighted to announce the launch of a ground-breaking and provocative new book.

Josiah means ‘God heals’ in Hebrew; an apt name for the young protagonist in D.L. Augustine’s new novel. ‘The Josiah Effect’ straddles both fact and fiction to reach into readers’ own adversity and allow them to view God and his ability to heal in an empowering new light.

While financial guides have long been a staple of the literary world, many over-promise riches and leave readers without an extra penny to their name. Equally, many simply plug commercial ‘systems’ and investment programs that require readers to put forward large sums of cash to buy their way to future wealth. Financial advisor Gary L. Clark is a strong critic of such methods and, in his powerful new book, instead presents a plausible and proven way to amass wealth by taking simple, sensible steps.

While most authors use their first novel to simply test the literary waters, Lynette Greene is quickly proving that a debut release can also rival its genre’s bestsellers. Her new novel, ‘Deceit: The Naked Truth’, reads like a movie and is guaranteed to keep readers on the edges of their seats.

While companies crumble every day, many CEOs and Executives are quick to blame the economy or unavoidable market forces. While these variables can have an effect, Business Management Consultant Brian Ray knows that the primary cause lies within the toxic illusions perpetuated by the business world at large. The problem is that nobody wants to talk about it – but Brian Ray isn’t a man to sweep big issues under the rug.