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Library Tales Publishing is pleased to introduce a new book about salt.

"The vast majority of people have never seen nor heard of what a book trailer is." Surprisingly, book store giants such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble aren't even promoting celebrity book trailers.

Vancouver Company Sole Girls and Michael Strickland Productions plan to collaborate on a new book which will be featured at future Sole Girl Summer camps. The Book will be of the first Marathon Runner and the challenges as a woman to be recognized for her accomplishments. This is meant to be a tool to empower girls to believe in their dreams and feel they can make a difference in the world.

The stigma of alcoholism is what keeps many alcoholics from seeking help for their disease. The controversial subject is captured in Adding Fire to the Fuel, the third recovery-oriented book by award-winning author Scott Stevens. Stevens is debuting the book June 13 at Book Passage in San Francisco's Ferry Building on the famed Embarcadero as part of the REEL Recovery Film Festival. Stevens spoke at a symposium to launch the festival in 2014, and is rolling out the new book at what he calls "the right time for the recovery movement, in conjunction with two of the nation's most meaningful organizations dedicated to reducing stigma."

Carbon Clarity Press is pleased to announce the official launch of The Composting Troubleshooter - How to Compost and What To Do If It Goes Wrong. The book is authored by Jane Gilbert and available via Amazon.com and Createspace.com.

Gregory Stock, a US international holistic design consultant in SE Asia, takes an innovative, uniquely holistic and analytical approach to defining design. He finds it fascinating, frustrating, overwhelmingly complex and incredibly beautiful – all at the same time.

Danzie Stewart, a new author announced to release his book titled 'The Stroker' in a small press meet here today. In the book the author has mentioned his journey of dealing with stroke and how he conquered it. The story of an author about overcoming the problems related to stroke will inspire readers to live a life with positivity. The book will encourage stroke patients to be strong and encourage them to fight the disease.

Rafael Luciani has taken upon himself to help spread the word of Oscar Romero, the archbishop of San Salvador. Romero was a spokesperson for the poor, needy and oppressed, revealing the truth about human rights violations and the cruel exploitation of the country's citizens.

Star Stone Press is pleased to announce the publication of You Are What You Tweet: Harness the Power of Twitter to Create a Happier, Healthier Life, the newest book from author Germany Kent, a social media influencer. Kent has an international social media following and is recognized as one of the most motivational people on Twitter. This book is so different, not like other social media books, which focuses on the technology. This book focuses on using social media for its positive aspects of personal growth and networking opportunities.

When people imagine the life of a ninety year-old, they picture a comfortable chair in the corner of the room or the unfortunate reality of life in a care home. George L. Billingsley is well past the age of ninety but – as his new memoir proves with gusto - he is literally running away from the stereotypes as fast as he can.

Meryl Hartstein, a strategic life and confidence coach, shares her life experience to help people overcome the negativity in their life and become more confident for a positive future. The book titled You Were Born To Shine - Finding Confidence Internally, Externally, Eternally, has received rave reviews from book reviewers.

Child of Steel, a 162-page inspirational book published by MindStir Media, centers on the author, Michelle Pape, and her triumphant journey to freedom. Michelle is able to overcome great suffering as a child and extreme adversity as an adult with the love and strength of God. The author inspires the reader to reach for courage and fortitude in his or her own life to be able to rise out of the ashes and triumph.

In a business world that is dominated by men, where only 24 women are CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, and 45 are CEOs of Fortune 1000 companies, a leading strategic life coach wants to make changes.

While everyone has dreams and goals, most let their starting block in life determine their success. Having coached thousands of people around the world, Sam Hunsu knows that God blessed everyone with a very unique and in-demand set of gifts. In his compelling and potentially life-changing new book, Hunsu helps readers from all walks of life realize them.

In 2010, Pamela Toussaint sent her family into shock by walking away from a 40-year Human Resources career that was raking in over $100,000 annually. But it wasn't a decision Toussaint made lightly; but rather biting the bullet on a life-long passion to help other women succeed in all facets of their life.

While the romance genre has long been a staple of the literary landscape, both readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don't succumb to recycling of the "same-old" concepts. Thankfully, Jessica Ross is stepping up to the plate with gusto.

While climate change seems to grace the news agenda every day, it is a topic often brushed under the rug by the world of fiction. However, in his compelling new novel, professor Christopher Keating thrusts this literally-hot topic under the spotlight in a novel unlike anything else on the market.

The ultimate guide to gaining confidence internally and externally has been released by a leading strategic life and confidence coach. Meryl Hartstein takes all of years of professional and personal experience to help people overcome obstacles for a successful life in her new book You Were Born To Shine.

Rachelle Smith has launched a 30-day campaign for The Leader Within: Maximizing Your Potential project. The book will inspire, empower, and equip aspiring and current leaders of all types to be their best.

While domestic violence is hidden behind the doors of homes on almost every American street, each case is chillingly unique and often a product of the most bizarre circumstances. For the protagonist in Gerald C. Anderson Sr.'s searing new novel, her life of hurt and pain should have been a life under the spotlight.

Nobody will deny that the United States and the rest of the world is currently experiencing a rapid surge in angst and violence. From random street shootings to entire nations bloodily rising up against their governments, something is surely changing in how humanity operates.

There's no way to sugarcoat the truth; the integrity and reputation of the church is at stake. As politicians and secularism threaten Christianity's very way of life, strong leadership within the faith community has never been more vital to its survival.

While most authors use their debut novel to do nothing but test the literary waters, James K. West is quickly proving that a first release is also an opportunity to rival a genre's bestsellers.

Welcome to Kensrik, a world vividly imagined by Dylan Madeley, in which his debut fantasy novel The Gift-Knight's Quest is set. His book follows the youngest descendants of two families that have traditionally been enemies: the Kenderleys, who now rule the world's largest empire, and the Wancyeks, who have been reduced to common status.

According to Estonia-born author and self-confessed intelligence enthusiast, Tina Tamman, the absolute secrecy of British Intelligence could in fact be counterproductive. Throughout history, many traitors have come to light to threaten the liberties and freedoms of the British people. One such example is the notorious Kim Philby, a high-ranking member of British intelligence who worked as a double agent before defecting to the Soviet Union in 1963.