The Price We Paid by Andrew D. Olsen. Journey with individual families as they travel from England and join the Willie and Martin handcart companies. Read complete Review
Strangling Your Husband is Not an Option by Merrilee Browne Boyack: Does your husband not measure up to what your expect? Do you sometimes wonder if you will survive your marriage? Is your marriage good but you would like it to be great? Look into this insightful book for answers. Read review.
Joy Cometh in the Morning: A Story of Healing from the loss of a Child by Fran C. Hafen. Join Sister Hafen on her journey of discovering that joy does come in the morning after the loss of a child.
The Candy Shop War by Brandon Mull Candy that makes you weightless, unbreakable and a master of disguise. Sounds unbelievable to Nate, Summer, Trevon and Pigeon until they meet candy shop owner Mrs. White. Read complete Review
The Boxmaker's Son by Donald S. Smurthwaite: Take a look with Neal Rogers as he journeys back through his life and examines what formed him into the man he is. Read the full review.
Yearbook written by Allyson Braithwaite Condie Enter a year in high school through the eyes of several students. A jock, scholar, a class clown, the goth and others. Even a look at high school through 2 teachers and a principal. Read full review.
Against an Amber Sky by H.R. Hom Learn about loss, sorrow adn acceptance through the life of 15 year old Bodi Brooks. Read review.
A Thorny Path by Sharon Downing Jarvis. The continuation of the life of Bishop Shepherd of the Fairhaven Ward.
The Sword Bearer by Dan Redford: Join Jacob a young man in the time of Ammon, a Book of Mormon missionary. Jacob meets Ammon in prison and joins in his adventures as he teaches King Lamoni and his kingdom.
Makeover of James Orville Wickenbee by Anya Bateman. This is a story about Jana a high school student who learns some very important lessons about herself and judging other, with the help of her brother Alex and James Orville Wickenbee. All the while Jana is trying to help James win the high school presidency. Read Review