Lonely food developer Stella would like nothing better than to finally have a lab partner to help her create new synthetic products and share her passion for science, but her nation of Cochtonia has gone off the deep end.

In More Than Words: Turn #MeToo into #ISaidSomething, Kirsten Anderson shares her remarkable journey from the debilitating despair of harassment...

Anne E. Terpstra’s Beyond Any Experience is an intimate, emotional debut that explores grief, parenting, neurodiversity, and the vulnerability of love after loss.

Join author Darcy Maulsby as she rediscovers the past, savors some classic Iowa recipes and explores authentic Americana along the timeless Lincoln Highway

Beth Howard offers some answers in her feisty, often funny, always unflinching voice. Underlying her pie and peace mission is her personal story about overcoming fear, letting go of grief, searching for a new home, and making room for new love

Khorram's new book, Kiss & Tell, is the story of a boy band star who is the only gay member of the band. 

An acclaimed storyteller returns with a captivating, witty novel of three brothers, a festering family drama, and the disquieting reality of the American dream.

To Light the Flame of Reason is all about the art of clear thinking, an art that is needed now more than ever in the world we now live in. 

“If a picture can paint a thousand words, recipes can tell a thousand stories,” says Kay Fenton Smith. It’s a...

Stop by Beaverdale Books for treats and fun activities, including stories by author Charlotte Gunnufson.  

In this personal/political memoir, historian Anne Winkler-Morey chronicles her 12,000-mile bike trip around the contiguous United States.

White supremacists have ‘weaponized’ the Middle Ages. One medievalist aims to stop them.