WRBH'S ALL BOOKS

"Who Moved the Stone?" is a seminal work of Christian apologetics that explores the historical and legal evidence surrounding the trial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Written by Frank Morison, an author who initially intended to write a book disproving the Resurrection, this investigative...

"The Garden of Epicurus" is a profound collection of essays and aphorisms by the Nobel Prize-winning author Anatole France. This work serves as a meditative exploration of life, death, and the pursuit of happiness through the lens of modern skepticism and classical philosophy. France...

"The Song Celestial" is a celebrated poetic rendering of the "Bhagavad Gita", one of the most revered sacred texts of Hindu philosophy. Translated by Sir Edwin Arnold, this work brings the profound dialogue between Prince Arjuna and the deity Krishna to life through elegant...

"Chronicles of Avonlea" is a delightful collection of short stories set in the charming fictional community of Avonlea on Prince Edward Island. Written by the celebrated Canadian author L.M. Montgomery, these twelve tales offer a deeper look into the lives of the colorful residents...

"Rob Roy" is a masterpiece of historical fiction set against the tumultuous backdrop of the 18th-century Scottish Highlands during the Jacobite rising of 1715. The narrative follows Francis Osbaldistone, a young Englishman who, after refusing to join his father's mercantile business, is sent to...

"A Nineteenth-Century Childhood" is an evocative and charming memoir by Mary MacCarthy, offering a vivid window into the social and domestic life of the late Victorian era. Written with a blend of nostalgia and sharp observation, MacCarthy recounts her upbringing within the intellectual and...

"A History of Christian-Latin Poetry" offers a masterful and comprehensive examination of the evolution of Latin verse within the Christian tradition. Spanning the period from the early patristic era to the close of the Middle Ages, this work provides a detailed chronological account of...

"The Morris Book" is a definitive exploration of one of England's most enduring and vibrant folk traditions. Authored by the renowned musicologist and folklorist Cecil J. Sharp, this work serves as both a historical record and a practical guide to the art of Morris...

"Thomas Aquinas: His Personality and Thought" is a comprehensive study of one of the most influential figures in the history of Western philosophy and Christian theology. Written by the esteemed medievalist Martin Grabmann, this work delves into the intricate relationship between the personal character...

Author: Randall LesafferISBN-10: 100910067XISBN-13: 9781009100670Publisher: Cambridge University PressLanguage: EnglishPublished: 05/21/2026Pages: 998Format: HardcoverWeight: 3.80lbsSize: 9.08h x 6.38w x 1.77d

The debate over the relative merits of adopting functional universal psychological principles, processes, and constructs (etics) versus particular structural idiosyncratic characteristics and behaviors distinct to specific cultural groups (emics) has been present in the anthropological and psychological literature for decades. Evident in the discussion...

Author: Paul O. CarreseISBN-10: 1009746642ISBN-13: 9781009746649Publisher: Cambridge University PressLanguage: EnglishPublished: 05/21/2026Pages: 240Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.72lbsSize: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.51d

You Weren't Born to Fit In is the kind of book that makes you finally exhale.The kind that wraps around the parts of you that have spent years holding everything together-the parts that learned how to survive, perform, care for everyone else, and quietly...

Award winning authors Jeryl Abelmann and Miriam Kronish bring the enchanting story of Quickly the Magic Spatula to life. Quickly was discovered in the attic.This charming tale celebrates those heartfelt family moments that become treasured with time.The true tale of Quickly the Magic Spatula...

A dream life filled with adventure, rosé, and sunshine in the South of France is paradise found ... until a brush with the law threatens it all.For American expats Gayle and Ralph, losing their beloved belle vie in a Provençal village is unimaginable. Determined...

The Lady of Mann weaves romance, magic, early medieval history, and Arthurian legend into a sweeping tale set in sixth-century Britain and Scotland. When Nora, a magical healer from the North, journeys to Camelot to search for her missing kinsman, the archdruid Gildas, she...

In a small mountain town, three people's lives change forever. Jessie Lawrence arrives in Solace with the hope of having a normal high school life and keeping her powers under control. Fox Wheeler heads to town to destroy a seal into another realm in...

Peter Grimes - charismatic con man, or misguided, thrill-seeking adventurer?The incredible exploits of American Peter Grimes, the most audacious con artist of the twentieth century, reads like a wildly far-fetched Jazz Age novel, but it is all true. Given life's gifts in abundance, he...

It's Discovery Day! Come along with Lexie and Little Ant and discover what happens when they meet in the meadow at the Westwood Nature Center.Lexie and the Little Ant encourages curiosity, close observation, and appreciation of the tiny creatures that often do big jobs....

A sweeping technological and environmental history of Florida from its earliest peoples to the space ageOver the past 14,000 years in Florida, human ingenuity and the natural world have influenced one another in unique ways. In this book, Brad Massey offers a survey of...

Fairy Violet sets off on a quest to confront the cruel Frost King and save her kingdom, in this gorgeously illustrated fairy tale adventure. In this luminous reimagining of Louisa May Alcott's fairy tale, Virginia Hamilton tells the story of Violet--a small but mighty...

Five years after fleeing the palace in fire and blood, Yan Xun is gone-presumed dead by the Empire and determined to remain that way. In her place stands Yan Ling, a woman shaped by loss, secrecy, and survival.She was prepared to walk this path...

Umkhapalanga - the Song of a Son integrates the philosophical writings of my father David with poems, stories, images and other observations along parallel themes that I, Alex, contributed in later years.Umkhapalanga is the isiZulu name for a cool wind that blows in the...

Following stories across time, space and distant family connections, Andrea Stolowitz traces the path of her great-grandfather, Max, a German Jew who escaped to New York City in 1939. Though Max's story was "verschollen," or lost, Stolowitz uses his journal as a guide, winding...

The NFL's best players, all in one action-packed volume. Over a century after the formation of the American Professional Football Conference, the precursor to the National Football League, pro football continues to excite and captivate millions of fans across the globe. At the core...

Authors Brad Osborn and Christine Boone's Music Theory Matters uses popular music as the basis for introducing students to music theory. Osborn and Boone engage students with popular music from page one, then introduce them to more classical terms as the book progresses. Chapters...

Justin Martyr was born around 100 AD at Flavia Neapolis (today Nablus) in Samaria into a pagan family, and defined himself as a gentile. His grandfather, Bacchius, had a Greek name, while his father, Priscus, bore a Latin name, which has led to speculations...

To celebrate 80 years of the National Basketball Association. Firefly Books is known for its handsome and comprehensive sports books. NBA 80 is all the history of professional basketball in one outstanding book. NBA 80 takes you through every NBA season, from the league's...

In the last three decades, Silicon Valley has become one of the world's most watched and imitated communities. Daily news reporters, long-form journalists, cinema and television-programming producers have crafted a public image, but it represents nothing of the lives of hundreds of thousands of...

Even the most elite hackers use common technologies to steal state secrets, which help intelligence agencies to catch them. Are these hackers simply reckless, or do their operations reveal something deeper about their nation-state patrons? Over a globally interconnected Internet, nations must constantly toe...

In a desperate bid to save her mother's shop, Selene performs a séance to reach her late father. Only to accidentally hurl herself, her friends, and her ex-boyfriend into the enchanting realm of Elvaturia. There, they encounter the charming Prince Zeelith, who reveals ancient...

Picture Day with Nicholas is an uplifting journey about courage, understanding and small victories.For Nicholas, a young boy on the autism spectrum, school picture day isn't just about smiling for the camera, it's about facing his fears, the bright flash, unfamiliar sounds, and sudden...

From Address to Zero-Knowledge Proof - the crypto world has a language all its own. Now your family can learn it together.Join Adam and Bitcoin Man on an A-to-Z adventure through the Digital Forest, where every letter unlocks a brand new idea. With playful...

Can a heart bloom in a thorny world?Poesy Pate is a lyrical exploration of modern womanhood, weaving together themes of personal evolution, the grounding power of nature, and the wild landscape of the self. This compelling and relatable debut poetry collection captures the quiet...

On August 16, 1973, a four-year-old boy fell from a horse sixteen miles back in the remote Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex of Montana near the Chinese Wall. This fall resulted in an injury that would require a "surgical intervention" performed on a camp table...

What does wearing the badge really cost? Scars of the Badge is a gripping true crime memoir that pulls back the curtain on life behind the uniform, where split-second decisions, violence, and human suffering leave marks that don't fade when the shift ends.Drawn from...

What if nothing you've walked through was wasted?Some moments divide life into before and after: a car accident that should have taken everything, a quiet room where a mother takes her final breath, a life that looks stable on the outside-but is shifting underneath.In...

A powerful, research-informed book about Black women healthcare workers, the weight they carried during COVID-19, and the cost of being expected to be strong for everyone else.In The Hand We Were Dealt, Dr. JeVona Maniex brings readers inside the lived experiences of Black women...

Behind the Iron Gates is the true story of a boy who grew up believing he was unwanted, unprotected, and unseen. Bullied at school, wounded at home, and carrying burdens no child should ever face, Ed Bogert learned early how to survive behind emotional...

Eighteen-year-old Aoife has never left the temple walls. Orphaned as a baby and raised by the devout priestesses of Aether, she's been taught that magic is a sin-a dangerous force humans were never meant to wield. Her life has been one of obedience and...

Perfect for fans of D&D and epic fantasy romanceBOUND BY GRIEFFresh off the heels of heartbreak, atonement seems out of reach for Evandine. The Affliction runs rampant as the dead infect the living, and hope has dwindled with no cure in sight.TORMENTED BY THE...

One forbidden kingdom. Two diplomats. A price paid in blood.Uncover the forgotten true story of the first American diplomat ever assassinated.History tells us that American warships forced Japan open through "gunboat diplomacy," but steel alone did not open the gates of the Hermit Kingdom....

Secrets are the only way to stay safe.Esha must keep her true identity a secret or risk the life of the most important person to her. She isn't Feldor's princess like the kingdom of Solven thinks she is. Her goal is simple: broker a...

FEATURING A FOREWORD BY DR. ERIN HAYFORD"The definitive guide for reclaiming your identity and worth after a life-altering diagnosis."- Dr. Erin Hayford, ND, SEP"A powerful message of compassion and emotional healing for the chronic pain community."- Aidan Ang, Founder - Together Through Pain"Adam's vulnerability...

She's the rigid workaholic. He's the insufferable troublemaker.Cerise Thornheart has one goal: to become dean at the prestigious university where she teaches. When she's invited to join a team on an expedition to research wildlife in a remote jungle, she jumps at the chance....

Liang Qichao On the History of Chinese Culture offers a sweeping exploration of China's cultural evolution by one of the country's most influential modern thinkers. Drawing on Buddhist philosophy, Liang defines culture as "valuable shared karma" shaped by human free will, creation, and imitation....

In Regency Bath, flowers speak louder than words. Someone is using them to lie.Clara Hartwell trusts flowers more than she trusts people. Camellias for admiration, violets for loyalty, heliotrope for devotion that never speaks aloud. Her work as a secret flower-writer creating floriography books...

This is a short book of poems about thinking through how to resist threats to our freedom of thought, speech, action, creativity, and conscience. It is easy reading, but requires hard thinking.The objective of the poems is to help the reader clear their mind,...

A collection of poems about the land, waters, and animals of the Georgia Low Country, its marshes, the city of Savannah, its culture, its people, and especially of Forsyth Park, and of the poet's adventures teaching Haiku in the Park.Author: Marc ThomasISBN-13: 9798992581119Publisher: Ruminating...

Fork Apple Press is honored to publish Rivka Clifton's A Feast of Small Proportions as the winner of The Slice Poetry Chapbook Contest (2026).A Feast of Small Proportions is a chapbook that interrogates how the body and mind are navigated and reclaimed, embodying themes...