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Stop picking the "cute" one and start picking the right one.Getting a dog is the only time you get to choose a family member—but if you choose based on a social media trend or sofa-matching...

Inspired by the author's real daughters, Raelynn & Aubrey! Step into a world of wonder! In Magic Door Dragons, sisters Raelynn and Aubrey share a cozy bedroom and a love for adventure. When they discover...

The Twenty Second Love Hug is a gentle and heart centered story that teaches the power of connection, presence, and emotional reassurance. Through a simple yet meaningful concept, the book shows how a brief moment...

✦ ✦ ✦ Recipient of the Parents Pick Awards (Top Holiday Gifts 2025) & Family Choice Award 2025 ✦ ✦ ✦ What if Santa looked different in every country—and every version was real?On Christmas Eve,...

Get ready for a Squeaky Adventure you won't want to miss!IT WAS THE BEST OF DOG WINTERS. IT WAS THE WORST OF DOG WINTERSIn The Case of the Missing Pink Piggy, Nini the German Shepherd...

Spooky Kookie goes on a fun adventure on the night of Halloween; he trick-or-treats, plays games and explores the town dressed in his creepy best. This book is aimed at children 7-8 and above, as...

Digital marketing is not about chasing trends or hoping for instant wins, it is about building a system that delivers results over time. The Wear ’Em Down Marketing ebook, written by the experts at Brick...

I Know What You Do When I Go to School is a playful yet heartfelt children's book that explores a child's imagination and how they perceive their parents' daily lives.Originally created when Siona Talekar was...

"Harold and Lewey” is a tense psychological thriller!Two college students stranded on a rural road are followed by a mysterious stranger. Lewey thinks he’s a killer; Harold insists he’s harmless. Who’s right? This two-chapter short...

Incredibly Inspiring Stories for Amazing Boys is a heartwarming picture book for ages 0–6 that builds self-esteem, bravery, and kindness. Through simple, gentle stories, boys learn to believe in themselves, express emotions, and feel proud...