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Micah, a teen with a talent for magic, befriends a Palestinian girl preparing for a terror attack but her change of heart changes everything. Now Micah must use every trick up his sleeve to stay...

A huntsman with the scars of a warrior stumbles across a young girl in the forest. Mute and dressed in tatters, she cannot recall any memories from her past. Come enter the kingdom of Blinth, where...

Mr. Muffins lives a pretty normal life. He goes to school and plays with his toys. But one day, Mr. Muffins pulls a little too hard on his leash while barking at a squirrel, and everything changes...

Angels and the Harp was written to instill the love of music in children, and it depicts how magnificent the harp sounds when it is played. A very special angel came down from Heaven with her harp to...

The Baby FactoryAuthor: Christian MarkPublisher: Piscataqua PressPublication Date: Oct 26, 2020Number of Pages: 242 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1950381609ISBN-13: 9781950381609

In this delightful rhyming tale, two brothers know they are supposed to stay in bed until Christmas morning, but they can‛t resist sneaking downstairs in the middle of the night. When they hear...

Saul and Simon have dedicated their lives to hunting down escaped Nazis. Now, information has fallen into their hands that points to a stunning conspiracy. They travel to Berlin, searching for...

A blistering story of surviving, and overcoming, the worst kinds of abuse: physical, emotional, sexual. Shirley Turner tells her own story, from a squalid childhood in Maine, to a forced marriage and...

These 37 colorful watercolor sketches zoom in and focus on doorways in the small town of Newmarket, New Hampshire. The author-artist and new resident strolled up and down the hills of the old mill...

Be the Good in the World! Roland, the elephant has a magical power he can only use if he's helping someone. Explore with Roland and see how he helps his friends in this fun and whimsical tale!Author:...

Amanda Turner is a young woman who has recently lost everything: her parents, her home, and her job. She packs all of her belongings into her old car and drives north from Tampa, FL for several hours...

Book 2 of the Southern Spectral Series. In 1979 New Orleans, detective Roy Agnew is thrown into another murder investigation. Re-entering the world of the supernatural, he realizes that he may be the...

Some children were playing in the woods and wandered deep into the forest. After a short distance, beautiful music surrounded them. Could the forest be enchanted?Author: Sylvia Rea, Zoe...

Do you sometimes feel like an Odd Sock You're not alone. In this book, one very odd sock strikes out on an epic quest to find friends and a place to belong. With delightful line drawings and easy...

Let Freedom Ring! When Dr. King and Miss Scott visited Portsmouth, NH on October 26, 1952 he gave a sermon titled "Going Forward by Going Backward." In 1952 the enduring value of Reverend King's...

Meredith, a young newspaper intern, and an elderly woman, Ms. Norton, discover a gang of Nazi terrorists headquartered on a desolate off-shore island. The two women's sleuthing and decipherment of...

Author: J. E. FenderPublisher: Piscataqua PressPublication Date: Aug 29, 2020Number of Pages: 330 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1950381544ISBN-13: 9781950381548

The Scout's Account tells the story of a young Wampanoag warrior named Squeteague who is sent by his sachem to observe the landing of the Mayflower at Cape Cod in 1620. From the age of 16 until his...

Japan's Sacred Mirror, the Yata no Kagami, goes missing during the Russian-Japanese peace negotiations in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in 1905. Was it stolen? Was it even real? Or was it an exquisite...

A moving novel of a conflicted everyman in 1950s America. The story describes the personal and professional confl icts of quirky members of a large second and third generation Irish clan...

Suzanne Danilov, ambitious young Field Engineer for the U.S. E.P.A., is dispatched as Incident Commander to a massive train wreck that has devastated a small town. Driving away at dawn from her...

At age 86, Dudley is still fully engaged in a 65-year career as a dance caller for local country dances throughout New England. He is the 2009 recipient of a National Heritage Fellow Award. This...

Bedell Phillips is a widely published prize-winning writer. Her poem "Th inking About the Violence" was nominated for Best of the Net by Gravel Magazine in 2013. Around the Bend, her novel, received...

Though it comes to us in the form of a book, this first collection of poems by Padraig Mahou is perhaps best embraced as stone steps on a high mountain. Like a juggling monk climbing each one,...

San Diego may be known as a place for its beautiful beaches, mild weather, and year-round outdoor lifestyle, but the FBI has also identified the city as a high intensity child prostitution area and a...

Born in Wisconsin in 1930, Dave Olson grew up in Wisconsin and Minnesota during the Great Depression. After graduating from the University of Minnesota, he served in the U.S. Air Force during the...

By planes, trains, and automobiles, journalist Lou Salome has hitched his way through some of the most interesting - and volatile - places on Earth. In September 1958, Lou Salome hurried past Barney...

A highly regarded study of Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet Beecher Stowe's epic nineteenth-century novel which helped educate the American public about the evils of slavery. Written by a leading scholar,...

Unredeemed: Hateful and Others explores the taboo topic of mental illness from various points of view in a variety of ways. From Tracy, the self-destructive twentysomething with bipolar disorder to...

LOVE LINK. Those are the words Detective Chauncey Winfield finds on a body when he voluntarily visits a murder scene at Prime State University. He figures the case will be his, since he is the top...