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As with any massive book fair, the Frankfurt Book Fair, also known as Frankfurter Buchmesse, teemed with exhibits showcasing the latest publications that tackle many difficult and controversial topics for the sake of awareness. These included either guidebooks to addressing social ills or personal autobiographies from their survivors. Many of these books also included poems, short story collections, and novels that illustrate these issues., , , , Sitting somewhere between these categories is C....

Booksellers, publishers, librarians, and agents are encouraged to look at the 46 self-published titles below.

Book Vine Press author Eugene L. Lowenkopf’s book is an informative volume that considers the subject of money from a psychiatrists viewpoint.

“One Groovy Summer: An Adventure From 1968” from Book Vine Press. Author Rocky Gregory has written an interesting book of romance, adventure, and nostalgia.

Booksellers, publishers, librarians, and agents are encouraged to look at the 49 self-published titles below.

“The Pandemic Prophet” from Book Vine Press author Jaye P. Willis reminds the readers that everyone is empowered to improve their lives and community.

“The Window” by Christa L. Tarpley is written to bring hope and encourage readers to always look for the brighter side of life.

“Itty Bitty and Penny the Purple Penguin:The New Monster” from Book Vine Press author J.D. Havis is a wonderful storybook, perfect for kids who love adventures.

“Melia in Foreverland” by Book Vine Press author Dr. Thomas Milhorat, explains the constants of human condition by addressing them in an allegorical fiction.

“Taming Your New Refrigerator” from Book Vine Press author Michael Dobos is the best book to read by readers who are looking for a new refrigerator.