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With over 500 delicious recipes, Kimberly Ragosta from "Little House in the Forest" has released A Time to Gather -- a new cookbook designed to fill its readers with inspiration.

An old, abandoned piano that lives in the corner of a music classroom longs for someone to play his keys again. When discovered by the music teacher, the piano is suddenly filled with hope.

Through the captivating lens of historical fiction, Robin Shaw's new novel, The Tree That Called Us Home, is an awakening to a long-lost chapter of American history.

In Alison Hornung's new children's book Hope Has No Hair, a young girl named Hope feels anxious. Her hair has been thinning because of her cancer treatments and the time had come to shave her head.

Raul Baez was born and raised in the Bronx, New York. His early childhood consisted of massive traumatic experiences in a chaotic and dysfunctional family.

Ekaterina is the saga of a precocious child who matures into a strong-willed, beautiful, and talented White Russian emigree and fights for the freedom to live her own life amidst war, bigotry, and personal loss.

Pawtucket, RI – Following the success of the first collection of stories in Shining A Light  on Grief, author Susan Lataille immediately saw the need for more.

In their new book A Patch of Shimmering Light: Lila's Journey, writer Alice Cross and illustrator Mary Hood Davis have combined to weave together a traditional fairy tale that celebrates the bond between mother and daughter.

In his new novel that is part thriller, part dystopian fiction, part political intrigue, and part morality play, Rhode Island author David Schoorens depicts the United States as a country in chaos.

Providence, RI -- It may not be possible to separate the history of Providence, Rhode Island's Biltmore Hotel from the city itself.