Amateur sleuths Erika Shawn and Harrison Wheatley are once again drawn into an investigation involving an art-related homicide, this time sharing an unnerving coincidence with violent cries occurring abroad. $0.99 on Kindle.
Dying for Monet
November 29, 2024 By
Free: We Will Never Be Together
July 6, 2024 By
Embrace Healing Through Art. This all started as a way to use up extra art supplies and junk mail, but somewhere along the way, it turned into something more—collages full of color, texture, and meaning. Each piece is grouped by its dominant color, reflecting a journey of healing, growth, and the simple joy of making something with your hands. Some pieces are fun, and some feel nostalgic, but they all prove you can make something beautiful from just about anything. It’s about looking at things differently. What’s usually junk turns into something worth keeping. Take a look—you might even feel like making something yourself. Free on Kindle.
Laughter, Laughter—Now & After! The Multicultural Book Covers of Karl Beckstrand
May 26, 2024 By
This 40-cover collection showcases the scores of eclectic funny bilingual/educational #books of best-selling author/college media instructor. Savor the #design and many #ethnicities not only of the characters, but of collaborators (illustrators hail from Latin America, Europe, and Asia).
$2.99 on Kindle.
The Girl Who Didn’t
January 27, 2024 By
100% of every sale will be donated to War Child via Work for Good.
This is a poem that does not rhyme, because life-changing moments do not rhyme, or fit perfectly in order. Each line of the 22-line poem, conveys a multitude of lived experiences, and is stacked like the title for emphasis. To sit with the title (without even opening the book), and the question it prompts, would be more than enough – to jump start a shift in perception about the pathways of life, where we intersect at heart and meet for a virtual cup of tea. The stories we share (and those we don’t) tells other people how we wish to be remembered, sincerely. In chaotic times, we are shaken but we survive. $0.99 on Kindle.
Study and Exam Guide of AP Art History
October 17, 2023 By
AP Art History study and exam guide by Genius Exam Coaches is a strategic and concise guide built for cramming.
AP Art History is a study guide created to aid your review and help you pass your examination. The first chapter is dedicated to guiding you through what to expect for the exam along with reliable exam taking strategies. This study guide is complete from Global Prehistory, Ancient Mediterranean, Early Europe and Colonial Americas, until the era of Contemporary Art. Each chapter and subchapter is dedicated to making reviewing easier, allowing the ability to retain knowledge for better studying.
AP Art History by Genius Exam Coaches will help you study with ease and lessen your anxiety for the examination by ensuring that you can review easier and to the best of your ability. AP Art History 2023-2024 has never been easier. $2.99 on Kindle.
Screwed Up: Penitentiary Poetry
February 1, 2022 By
Screwed Up: Penitentiary Poetry takes a raw, unfiltered approach to the complexities of being incarcerated in a federal prison system and those who were confined within it. Those who have had their voices taken away finally have the platform to voice their feelings.
This hand-picked collection of poems sheds light onto the thoughts and feelings of a group of inmates who found themselves on the wrong side of the law. Thoughtful and raw insights into romance, heartbreak, injustice, prejudice, and recovery give this book unseen viewpoints on federal inmates. These artistic expressions demonstrate the fragility, vulnerability, uncertainty, longing, desire, and remorse that often gets overlooked by mainstream perspectives… (read more at www.amazon.com/author/pentuppoems) $7.99 on Kindle.
Pedro
March 20, 2021 By
‘Pedro’ is Barcelona artist Pere Ibañez’s sixth photo series and most personal body of work to date. The work is tribute to his late father. In it he uses a mixture of techniques to incorporate old restored family photos onto new compositions. This is an eclectic collection of personal moments that explore and elevate universal elements such as the passage of time, family values, and love. $5.95 on Kindle
Creative Play: A Guide for the Artistic Path
November 4, 2020 By
Creative inspiration is everywhere! We can find inspiration in our daily lives, in our past, and in experiencing another’s art. If we choose to make art, we must first make a place for it in our lives. By setting up a time and protecting the space where art happens, we silence the critic and invite the muse to reveal herself. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Art & Architecture of the Byzantine Empire
February 25, 2019 By
This is a study of the art and architecture of the Byzantine Empire and an exploration of how it still influences our notions of beauty and the design of modern buildings. Free on Kindle.
Free: Art’s Most Beautiful Nudes: A Kindle Coffee Table Book
July 10, 2018 By
In this collection, we present 183 digitally-enhance, high-resolution works of art from 36 of the world’s greatest painters from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This is the second in a series of “Art’s Most Beautiful” Kindle Coffee Table Books. Free on Kindle.
Free: Drawing Breath
April 20, 2015 By
Art teacher Daniel Benedetto has cystic fibrosis. At thirty-four, he’s already outlived his doctor’s “expiration date,” but that doesn’t stop him from giving all he can to his students and his work. When he takes on Caitlin, his landlady’s daughter, as a private student, the budding teen painter watches in torment as other people, especially women, treat Daniel like a freak because of his condition. To Caitlin, Daniel is not a disease, not someone to pity or take care of but someone to care for, a friend, and her first real crush. Convinced one of those women is about to hurt him, Caitlin makes one very bad decision. Free on Kindle.
Drawing Breath
December 19, 2014 By
Art teacher Daniel Benedetto has cystic fibrosis. At thirty-four, he’s already outlived his doctor’s “expiration date,” but that doesn’t stop him from giving all he can to his students and his work. When he takes on Caitlin, his landlady’s daughter, as a private student, the budding teen painter watches in torment as other people, especially women, treat Daniel like a freak because of his condition. To Caitlin, Daniel is not a disease, not someone to pity or take care of but someone to care for, a friend, and her first real crush. Convinced one of those women is about to hurt him, Caitlin makes one very bad decision. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Liar’s Gallery
August 8, 2014 By
From award-winning author Aaron Paul Lazar:
The last place Gus LeGarde expects to find his old friend Byron Cunningham is in a plane that crashes in a field near his farmhouse. But that’s just the first surprise in a series of shocking events beginning with the discovery of a Monet painting crammed into the plane’s fuselage. Is it real? Or fake? The trail leads Gus into a twisting trio of dangerous art world conspiracies.
Gus fends off some very pushy collectors and soon realizes he may have crossed paths with treacherous criminals, putting his family at risk. As if that isn’t enough, he must also contend with a problem that’s close to his heart: his daughter, Shelby, is growing up too fast. She’s determined to sing professionally and is now under the spell of a wolf in tenor’s clothing, handsome Greek student, Dmitri. When she vanishes with the family car, her frantic parents desperately chase the fading trail.
A slew of Facebook messages on Shelby’s computer lead them to The Eastman School of Music, where both Shelby’s new flame and Gus’s old friend have been hiding secrets linked to the art scandal. There’s a real Monet out there somewhere, and nothing—including murder—will stop the desperate man who wants it.
