A sequel carries a promise. It must honor what came before while giving readers a stronger reason to turn the next page. In Furtive Activity, Michael Ignatius fulfils that promise by continuing the path begun
Some treasures shine because they are made of metal. Others last because they are made of memory. In Boathouse Treasure, William D. Van Atta Jr. takes readers into the wild beauty of Kakagi Lake in
What happens when a young boy dreams of going to school—but poverty, war, and displacement stand in his way? Daniel: The Boy Who Wanted School is the inspiring true story of Daniel Henderson’s journey from
The most successful people are rarely those who know the most at the beginning. They are often the ones who never stop learning. In Bulls, Bears and Pigs: Trading, Grief and Reinvention, Chris Cathey’s journey
When Western Christian missionaries arrived in West Africa, they brought with them more than just a new religious paradigm. They brought an entirely foreign linguistic and metaphysical blueprint and looked at a rich, highly sophisticated
