The AdventureKEEN Blog
Building a Sustainable Niche Book Publishing Business
The Independent Book Publishers Association interviewed AdventureKEEN’s own Molly Merkle, COO, for a recent podcast episode. Check it out for a peek behind the curtain as they discuss how sustainable growth is made possible through niche book publishing. Whether you’re looking to grow your publishing company, strengthen your backlist, increase profitability, or better understand your target audience, this episode is packed with real-world insights and proven publishing strategies you can put into action right away.In […]
New Nonfiction Books Bring the Forgotten and the Undiscovered Back to Life
A chilling new trio of nonfiction books will arrive next month, bringing readers face-to-face with real witch trials, legendary monsters, and mysterious creatures that still haunt the American landscape. Written in an engaging, story-driven style, these new editions are perfect for history lovers, paranormal fans, and anyone who devours eerie tales at night. Witches of New England: Stories About the Accused, the Trials, and the Fear that Swept the Region Witches of New England opens in […]
The Ultimate Vacation Thriller: Why Grizzly Narrows Belongs on Your Reading List
There is nothing quite like settling into a comfortable chair by the water or relaxing in a cozy hotel room with a book that is simply impossible to put down. Taking a trip provides the perfect opportunity to dive into a high-stakes thriller that makes the heart race, and Grizzly Narrows is exactly that kind of story. For those who love suspense novels that combine beautiful outdoor settings with intense, edge-of-your-seat action, this is the book travelers […]
Beat the Heat: Why Some Assembly Required Is the Ultimate Summer Cookbook
Many home cooks are tired of sweating over a hot stove during the warmest months of the year. When summer temperatures rise, the last thing anyone wants to do is turn on the oven or stand over a boiling pot. That is why Some Assembly Required: Fresh, Easy No-Cook Recipes by Julia Rutland has quickly become a highly necessary summer cookbook for busy families and food lovers alike. A Brilliant Approach to Summer Cooking Some […]
Get Ready to Explore: Why Reptiles & Amphibians for Kids Is This Summer’s Best Science Book
The Perfect Summer STEM Book is almost here. Parents, teachers, and nature lovers are looking for fun ways to keep kids learning outside the classroom. Reptiles & Amphibians for Kids: An Introduction to Herpetology takes young readers on a deep dive into the amazing world of backyard amphibians and scaly reptiles—from tiny tree frogs and salamanders to giant snapping turtles and crocodilians. If you want a book that mixes animal science with backyard adventure, this upcoming release […]
Dr. Karra to the Rescue: A Must-Read Children’s Book for Animal Lovers
Families looking for an inspiring new children’s book should keep an eye on Dr. Karra to the Rescue, releasing June 16th. This engaging nonfiction title introduces young readers to the world of wildlife rescue, veterinary medicine, and animal conservation through the real-life work of a wildlife veterinarian. Written by Christy Gove, Dr. Karra to the Rescue follows Dr. Karra, a veterinarian at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, as she treats injured wild animals and helps them heal. The book is designed to capture the attention […]
Grizzly Narrows Release Date: Why Mystery Readers Should Pick Up This New Thriller on June 9th
The Natchez Trace: Driving a 9,000-Year “Ribbon of Time”
Dudley Edmondson on the iFishiBelong Podcast
“People do not live separate to nature.” –Dudley Edmondson Author Dudley Edmondson was recently interviewed on the iFishiBelong Podcast and it’s a “don’t miss”. It’s a far reaching conversation where Bob Bartlett’s questions help you get to know the life and person behind books like People the Planet Needs Now and the updated Black & Brown Faces in America’s Wild Places (20th Anniversary Edition). Episode 18: Casting Beyond Boundaries: Dudley Edmondson’s Story of Nature and […]
What Can Kids Actually Do About Climate Change? A Parent-and-Teacher Guide to Climate Action for Kids
Many parents and teachers are asking the same question: What can kids actually do about climate change? Children hear about wildfires, floods, pollution, and rising temperatures all the time. But information without action can leave them feeling overwhelmed. What young readers need is a way to understand the science, process their emotions, and see where they fit into the solution for the future. That is exactly where Climate Action for Kids stands out. A climate book that explains […]
