A photographic exploration of one of Ohio’s most remarkable landmarksNearly 100 years after its construction, the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center in Columbus, Ohio, is finally receiving the artistic recognition it deserves in this richly illustrated book. In the early 1920s, when plans for the Ohio Judicial Center building were initially conceived, American culture and politics were in a period of transition and turbulence. The country emerged from World War I...

Tessa is a giant.Well, she's almost a giant.Before she could reach the usual ten feet of most giants, a fey queen offered her a potion to stunt her growth.And it worked.Now she's living her best life. Yes, she's six and a half feet tall, but she's passing as human, and she landed her dream job as a lawyer.Best of all, she's dating her sexy new co-worker who doesn’t mind that she's an inch taller than him, or that she's a virgin (not ...

Coal, a sixteen-year-old human, has lived most of his life in the fey realm with his elven best friend and future queen, but when a human child he promised to protect unintentionally breaks fey law in front of the fey elite, he will have to choose between betraying his best friend or saving the child's life.

In this fifth Level 1 Ready-to-Read story about a spunky chicken from the illustrator of the Heidi Heckelbeck series, Sabrina Sue walks on the moon!Sabrina Sue wants to travel to outer space. Her barnyard friends worry it’s too far and dangerous, but Sabrina Sue may just prove them wrong with her out-of-this-world adventure!

In this sixth Level 1 Ready-to-Read story about a spunky chicken from the illustrator of the Heidi Heckelbeck series, Sabrina Sue climbs a mountain!Sabrina Sue loves mountains. Her farm home is too flat—she dreams of peaks and thrilling cliffs. So she sets off for the hike of a lifetime!

Life drastically changes for four neighbors when they decide to do business with Crazy Jade--the supposed voodoo witch that can grant your wish for a price.Be careful what you wish for.You just might get it.Shemeya wants the confidence to stand up against the girls bullying her at school, but she soon has to choose between keeping her dreadlocs or living a normal life.After catching her boyfriend cheating, Latreece just wants to have the same curves ...

Secrets and Lies in a Quiet SuburbIn Riverton, Illinois, neighbors Wanda, Charlotte, and Marcy find their lives upended after a fire reveals a brutal murder. As the investigation unfolds, hidden identities and simmering prejudices come to light, exposing the dark underbelly of their seemingly peaceful community. Wanda, hiding her Jewish identity, and Marcy, converting to Judaism, grapple with rising fears as white nationalism intertwines with the crime.Char...

This work examines the history and development of Advance, Indiana, a small town that has evolved through significant economic, social, and political changes. From its early days as a frontier settlement focused on agriculture, the town transitioned to an industrial economy with the arrival of the railroad and the growth of manufacturing. As industries like textiles and furniture became central to the local economy, the town also experienced shifts in its political landscape, with labor mo...

Flesh and Shadow: Seven Tales of Primal DreadUnlock the ancient fears that lurk just beyond the veil.In Flesh and Shadow, prepare to journey into a darkness both visceral and unseen, where the boundaries of reality fray and the human form is terrifyingly mutable. This chilling collection features seven reimagined public domain horror classics, each twisted into a fresh nightmare for the modern age.Within these pages, you will encounter:The curse of a p...

In this third Level 1 Ready-to-Read story about a spunky chicken from the illustrator of the Heidi Heckelbeck series, Sabrina Sue sets off to the big city.Sue decides she wants to see a busy city. So she’s off on a new adventure to see tall buildings, taxi cabs, museums, and more!

The history of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is one of transformation, resilience, and adaptation, shaped by its evolution from a military outpost to a bustling industrial city and, eventually, into a modern, knowledge-based economy. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, Fort Wayne's economy was primarily driven by manufacturing, particularly in industries such as railroad equipment, steel, and automobiles. However, the latter part of the 20th century saw the city grapple with the decline of trad...

"I Got a Better Idea" shares a deeper reflection of Dr. Charlie Burry's forty-five-year career in public education. Since his initial foray into the writing and self-publishing business, Dr. Burry has recalled other stories of "light bulb" moments from his life and career, people who influenced him, and more life lessons that he thought might be fun to write about and enjoyable for others to read. To begin, Dr. Burry has written about learning experiences in his life that range from the ti...