Digital Press: 167 books

Body image is more important to us now than ever before, and it can sometimes seem that life is beautiful only if you're beautiful yourself. We spend so much time and effort trying to measure up to a glossy magazine ideal that we make our lives miserable in the process as our appearance is never 'good...

Goody Two Shoes is the story of the little girl who overcomes many obstacles by always choosing what is right and fair. Beautifully illustrated, this book was originally published in 1888 by the McLoughlin Bros.

The fairytales the Brothers Grimm and Perrault would have given us — if they'd listened a bit more carefully A pair of original same-sex tales for families of every kind — where the Lady gets the Princess!  Rose & Lily: Rose is the youngest of Sir Roland's three children,...

The former Crimewatch presenter Sue Cook takes an understandably journalistic approach to her fiction writing, confronting difficult issues head on in pursuit of a good story... Cook is well-attuned to complex family relationships and has artfully constructed a thought-provoking and compelling drama...

“An authentic, well-written and deeply-felt portrait of the tragedy that is South Sudan.” – John Le Carré  “I thought of everyone I loved as I ran. I thought of Michael… and of Billy. Of Bol and Manute. And then names began falling like tears around me…”  Maria Marshall is a trainee...

The people of Stourbridge have long since grown accustomed to the ways of Christina Compson, the beautiful woman who has been so successful in her running of Henzels glassworks. But the mistakes of her past life come to overshadow the lives of Christina's family.  The two eldest children, Emily and...

Christina Henzel loves the glass her family has been making in Stourbridge, England, for generations, and when her father dies, she is determined to run the business herself. But the year is 1844 and she faces fierce opposition from her family and from Society. As Christina fights for control of...

Timothy Henzel has inherited his grandmother Christina's love of glass and his father's  delicate talent as an engraver and he dreams of creating new and innovative glass. His twin sister Cordelia dreams of studying at Girton College. But when their father dies, their hopes for the future are threatened...

"This book is life in itself. Here, a close self-regard; there, a wider regard of the world--each poem precise, often scalpel sharp, always keen in its music, always wise. SACRED PRECINCT is a large book, every poem in it earned"--Gerald Fleming. Jacqueline Kudler lives in Sausalito,...

A Magical Japanese Tale of Generosity Rewarded! Sachiko and Kenji just want to welcome the new year in the proper way, but their mother tells them they don't have the money for a New Year's feast. An act of generosity brings help from an unexpected source in this heartwarming Japanese...

A tale of sexy firefighters, a mystery lover, and embracing the unknown — literally! Lea's got a four-alarm fire burning, and she knows just who she wants to put it out. Or does she? Lea is visiting Atlanta on a job interview, and her best friend's brother, Sean the firefighter,...

Multi-platinum music producer and author of Gotta Get Signed How To Become A Hip Hop Producer, Sahpreem A. King is back with his long awaited follow up, Surviving The Game How To Succeed In The Music Business. In this book, Sahpreem takes music business newcomers by the hand and teaches them how to...

Poetry. Jacqueline Kudler's new collection of poems traces a delicate and tensile arc. Poignant, unafraid, and disarming in its evocation of the trajectory of one human life, EASING INTO DARK is a return to that life, and for Kudler such return is "a way of realigning memory," a longing...

An officer in the US Merchant Marine from World War II to the Korean War, Jack Beritzhoff sailed from the South Pacific to Casablanca to Kuwait to Liverpool to Pusan... and back. Sail Away follows him from port to port, around the globe to five continents, discovering friendship and heroism (as well...