Children’s Author Richard Faith Roars Back Against the Pressure to Fit In with New Book, The Lion That Meowed

What if the biggest lion in the jungle could not roar? That is the dilemma facing Leviathan, a lion cub born unusually large and seemingly destined to become King of the Jungle. But after a hyena attack leaves him with a throat injury, an old turtle named Doc saves...

Heartwarming Children’s Tale of Turtle and Pony a Gentle Reminder to Slow Down and Get the Most Out of Life

A little adventure book with a big message, Slow Down, My Friend from prolific children’s book author Debbie Wolski shares the delightful tale of Tyler T. Turtle as he mentors an energetic pony, Twilly the Filly. Tyler likes to take things slowly, and Twilly likes to...

Survivor of Berlin’s WWII Atrocities Embodies Childhood Resilience, Thrives at Age 88

Heidi Posnien, now 88, enjoys a peaceful life in a farmhouse overlooking a lake — worlds apart from her childhood in Nazi-occupied Germany, where she and her mother survived unimaginable circumstances. Despite the immense hardships she has endured in her lifetime,...

Social Media Sensation and Author Promotes Autism Awareness and Acceptance

Matthew Kenslow has amassed over 1 million followers on Instagram, nearly 70k on TikTok and over 65k YouTube subscribers by sharing his insights, real-world experiences and pearls of wisdom when it comes to navigating the world around him. At 6 years old, Kenslow was...
One Quarter of Teen Girls Meet Criteria for In-Patient Admission; ‘We Don’t Have Enough Hospital Beds,’ Doctor Says

One Quarter of Teen Girls Meet Criteria for In-Patient Admission; ‘We Don’t Have Enough Hospital Beds,’ Doctor Says

Cheryl L. Green, M.D., quotes jarring statistics when discussing the current mental health crisis among teens: 30% of America’s teenage girls have contemplated suicide in the past year; 24% had suicidal thoughts “with a plan,” which meets the criteria for in-patient...