The books we publish ourselves.
Double Dutch Kids.
Terry the immortal tortoise has watched flowers bloom for hundreds of millions of years — and he still hasn't worked out how they do it. A picture book about pollination, patience, and the small machinery of the world.
For grown readers.
Thamer Al Hejailan recounts the tale of how seabird excrement spawned a war that tore Latin America apart — its rise, its fall, and its impact on us all today.
Gabby Girth enthralls and entertains in her cookbook-memoir of what life is like married to a vegan, and how she learned to make plant-based meals work for the whole family.
T.H. Hammer attempts to write a short story in multiple genres — switching form, style, and narrative voice — and manages to weave it all into one long story.
Taylor Trite — a charlatan, a deranged clown, and a public relations genius — never lets the truth catch up to his clients. As he always says: "It's not a lie if it becomes true later."
Ermelina Hoti lists the myriad ways corporations, governments, and ordinary people can rip off the average Joe without breaking any laws. Perfectly Legal Scams highlights the flaws in our legal system — and the many reasons vulnerable people need to stay vigilant about what's too good to be true.