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Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Scions of Legacy - The Powers That Be (Book 1)
Monday, April 6, 2026
One for the Books The Ultimate Friendship Memory Journal
One for the Books is a beautifully crafted friendship memory journal designed to preserve your most cherished moments with friends. Featuring thoughtful prompts like “Remember When” and “Still Laughing About,” spaces for photos, and room to write heartfelt stories, this journal serves as a keepsake for the adventures, laughs, and unforgettable memories you’ll treasure forever. With a sleek design and customizable index, One for the Books is the perfect way to celebrate and document the stories that make life special.
You know those stories that get told over and over, ones that start with “Remember when … ” and end with everyone laughing, grinning, or feeling just a little teary-eyed? Those are the moments we live for, and One for the Books is here to make sure you never forget them. This journal isn’t just for writing; it’s for celebrating the friendships and moments that make life unforgettable. It’s a space to capture the laughter, adventures, heartfelt memories, and all the little in-between moments that matter most. These pages are where stories live, friendships are honored, and you can relive your very best “One for the Books” memories anytime you want. One for the Books is your storybook, scrapbook, and memory vault all rolled into one. Your Stories Matter. Every story in this journal is a little piece of you and your friendships. The laughter, adventures, and heartfelt moments prove the love, connection, and joy you share with the people who matter most. So, write it down. Add a photo. Make it yours. Fill these pages with the stories you’ll always remember, the memories you’ll want to revisit, and the moments that truly deserve to be called One for the Books.
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Sunday, April 5, 2026
Kader's Quest
Middle school student Kader is on the precipice of the turbulent path to adulthood. Join him on this journey of discovery and healing through dazzling art replete with puzzles, hidden images, symbolism, reflection and silence.
Award-winning artist Nadir Balan brings this deeply human story to life with stunning illustrations that invite readers to feel every emotion alongside Kader as he uncovers his past and searches for belonging. Written by psychiatrist Dr. Yener Balan and psychotherapist Duygu Balan, this graphic novel embraces raw vulnerability and authentic experiences, creating a story that feels real, digestible, and powerfully relatable.
Kader's Quest offers behavioral health specialists an invaluable therapeutic tool that resonates with young adults facing similar struggles with family dynamics, anxiety, friendship, bullies, and major life transitions. The carefully crafted narrative allows readers to process their own complex emotions through Kader's journey, helping them feel seen in their experiences. For professionals working with teens who struggle to articulate their feelings, this graphic novel provides a meaningful conversation starter grounded in evidence-based principles, making it a compelling read and a powerful clinical resource.
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Saturday, April 4, 2026
Symphony of Stories: Word Music for the Literature Lover
readersfavorite.com review rating: 5 stars!
Here are twenty brand new literary melodies in a SYMPHONY OF STORIES.
The word music of the stories is put into the form and framework of a symphony. First, an Andante, the going-along, the sequence of events that make up a narrative. Then, an Adagio, which is the tragic, followed by a Scherzo, the comic. The literary symphony concludes with an Allegro, the triumph.
The themes of the stories are some of the most basic: Longing for love, finding love, suffering disappointment in love, and losing love. Sex as farce. Ambition and the frustration of ambition. Art, music, literature, and our electronic technoculture. The individual in society. Moral and immoral. The sane, the insane, and doubts about which is which. Oh, the wondrous complexities of the human!
A Medical Doctor Should Never Say That...: Itinerary of an AIDS specialist
35 million people are still infected by the HIV virus across the globe, despite undeniable scienti c progress. In France, 140,000 people are currently diagnosed HIV-positive, while 30,000 are unknowingly infected. In the words of Dr. Alain Lafeuillade, author of a work intended to shake up our certainties and take a critical look at France's public institutions, "The War Is Not Over". The title of "A Medical Doctor Should Never Say That!" is no coincidence. Dr. Lafeuillade's resolutely irreverent character even earned him an arrest. Faithful to his convictions, he was nicknamed "The Outsider" by Parisian peers astonished at his audacity: a local hospital doctor who organizes international conventions in Toulon, then Marseille and Miami, attended by acclaimed specialists such as Professor Robert Gallo, the co- discoverers of the HIV virus, Bob Siliciano and many other "VIPs" in the eld...This surprising book offers readers a y-on-the-wall plunge into the daily struggle of an MD.
Friday, April 3, 2026
Secretary of the City The Liz White Diaries (2 book series)
Book One- Secretary of the City
Book Two- Secretary Says
Liz White doesn't hate her job, but she doesn't love it either. Liz, a self-described slacker, is happy being a secretary to the Manhattan billionaire Henry Jones and his entitled, self-absorbed wife Leighton Jones. When Leighton once again pushes boundaries, this time flying off with an old flame on his private plane only to have it crash, Liz becomes a party to the coverup. From Henry to the governor's mansion to the NYC media, it's a game of cat and mouse as the lives they once knew begin to crumble around them. For Liz, that could mean unemployment. For Leighton and Henry, the consequences could lead to a lifetime of embarrassments. "Secretary of the City" is an ambitious, fast-paced, light-hearted look at the very rich and the very famous.
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Swipe Left: The Savvy Woman’s Guide to Decoding Men’s Dating Profiles
If you’ve ever stared at a dating profile and thought, “Something’s off here… but what?”, this book was written for you.
Swipe Left is the witty, no-nonsense dating guide that does what your girlfriends wish they could: call out the red flags hiding in plain sight. Author Nancy Lee Gulbrandsen spent years navigating the wild world of online dating apps, and what started as a poem she wrote on her daily walks turned into nearly 100 male dating archetypes, each one dissected, decoded, and served up with sharp humor and hard-won wisdom.
Meet Catch-of-the-Day Carl, Gym Rat Jake, Ghosting Gary, Breadcrumbing Brad, and dozens more characters you’ve definitely encountered (and probably dated). Each archetype is presented in Nancy’s signature style: funny enough to make you laugh out loud, honest enough to make you wince in recognition, and practical enough to actually change how you swipe.
This isn’t a book about hating men. It’s a book about knowing yourself well enough to stop settling for profiles (and people) that don’t deserve your time. But this book goes deeper than the laughs. “Swipe Left” is jam packed with real talk about modern romance and actionable advice for the post-relationship woman re-entering the dating world. This essential tool is part survival guide, part therapy session, and 100% your new best friend.
It’s written for the woman who’s been around the block, knows what she wants, and is done wasting her weekends on guys who list “Netflix and chill” as a personality. She’s smart, she’s savvy, and she’s ready to date on her own terms.
Perfect for readers of Matthew Hussey, Greg Behrendt, and anyone who has ever screenshotted a bad dating profile to send to their group chat, Swipe Left is the book the online dating industry doesn’t want you to read.
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