Tomorrow’s the day!
Can you feel the excitement in the air? Because we sure can! Tomorrow marks the start of one of the most awaited events in the world of children’s literature — the China Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair (CCBF) happening from November 14 to 16, 2025, at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. It’s where creativity, imagination, and storytelling all come together in one vibrant place!
And guess what? Citi of Books is thrilled to be part of it once again! We’re all geared up and ready to showcase our carefully selected collection — 16 amazing titles that promise to inspire, entertain, and warm the hearts of young readers and the young-at-heart alike. From stories that spark wonder to books that teach life’s beautiful lessons, there’s definitely something special waiting for everyone.
Take time to read and jot down in your notes the book that pricked your attention!
“Stop Using Your Mind: Get Healthier and Happier in Seven Days Using Meditation and Diet”
by Celia Ko
It is your right to live a happy, healthy, pain-free life. If you are ready to say yes to stepping into your life with renewed energy, Stop Using Your Mind is exactly the book you need. Celia Ko generously shares her simple formula, combining meditation, diet, and yoga, to help you get out of your head and into your life.
“Arithmetic Counts!: Why Americans Have Trouble with Math and How to Fix It”
by Dr. Paul Shoecraft
In Arithmetic Counts, he explains how every textbook-based math program in every elementary school in America is holding children back in math. In writing this book, he hopes to start another round of national math reform like the New Math in the 1960s for high school math teachers, except this time for elementary school teachers to learn how to make arithmetic a success story for all children.
“Holy Rollers”
by Dr. James Irwin Wallace
Max Azure, a professional golfer working for the Rolling Greens Golf Club, enjoys his life with a Zen philosophy and a keen sense of humor. He spends his days giving golf lessons, training aikido, matching wits with his best friend Mitch Treasure, and attempting to qualify for the upcoming U.S. Open. But all that changes when one of his regulars, Pastor Puttnam, is found dead on the thirteenth green; the police declare it an accident, but Max isn’t convinced.
“Real World 101: Student Guide (Korean, Japanese, French, Tagalog, Mandarin, Spanish)”
by Alcott Germany II
Real World 101: Student Guide is a fun discussion between you the reader and the innovative prowess of Alcott Germany II. While reading through this quick and thought-provoking dialogue, you will understand how to seize control of your own life by learning how to make those unpopular school subjects work for you. “The more you educate yourself, the fewer parents you will have in your future.” A great read for aspiring young adults, containing great lessons that will last a lifetime.
“Caught Between Heaven and Hell: How We’ve Been Tricked into False Belief”
by Donald Stewart
Have you been behaving badly? Does your life sometimes feel like a big, fat mess? Do you wonder what can be done about your damaged relationships? Are you living with the negative consequences of earlier decisions you now regret? There’s hope!
Christian Life Coach Don Stewart wants to help you recognize that your life is a spiritual war zone, and you’re being lied to. If you are ready to take an honest look at the past mistakes that led you here, you can learn to make the adjustments necessary to move in the right direction.
“Hearts Of Gold: Broken Bodies, Immeasurable Blessings”
by Kathy Pounds Graham
Discover the extraordinary journey of Shawn and Jason Odle, two brothers born with Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease, a rare genetic disorder. Despite unimaginable challenges, their lives became a testament to perseverance, love, and unwavering faith.
Through the eyes of their devoted mother, Kathy Pounds Graham, this memoir reveals a powerful story of advocacy, resilience, and the fight for inclusion. From rural Mississippi to the national stage, Kathy’s unyielding determination helped pave the way for significant advancements in education, healthcare, and the rights of individuals with disabilities.
“Give the Drummer Some: Drum Line Origins in School-Daze Confunktory”
by Milton Lawrence Cox II
A historical account of marching bands in the 1970s, Give the Drummer Some: Drumline Origins in School-Daze Confunktory documents the life experiences of drummer Milton Lawrence Cox II and his bandmates as they transformed Virginia State University’s “Marching 110” into legend by combining African heritage with contemporary music of the time.
“In Between The Inspiration”
by E. Gene Givens
“In Between The Inspiration” by E. Gene Givens is a poetry collection that explores a variety of themes, including creativity, love, loss, self-reflection, and social issues. The poems are reflective of the poet’s inner world, revealing the inspirations and thoughts that drive the creative process. “In Between The Inspiration” is a compelling and diverse collection that highlights E. Gene Givens’ talent as a poet.
“Temporal Echoes / Ecos En El Tiempo”
by Ivan A Salazar M
It is a poetic odyssey that harmonizes English and Spanish, inviting readers to traverse the tapestry of emotions and thoughts that transcend linguistic borders. Within its pages, over 50 poems intertwine like celestial constellations—each stanza a bridge between languages, each line a whisper across time. With its dawn-kissed syllables, English dances alongside Spanish, whose twilight tones fall like petals from a cosmic rose. It is a bilingual journey transcending mere accessibility; it weaves a cultural dialogue, inviting readers to explore their shared humanity.
“Headaches: Why You Have Them What you Can Do About Them”
by Dr. Egilius Spierings
This book distills a lifetime of clinical practice, research, and patient care into an accessible and empowering guide for anyone living with headache or facial pain.
Drawing from nearly five decades of experience treating thousands of patients, Dr. Spierings offers both authority and compassion in equal measure. The book is grounded in science yet written for the layperson, presenting complex neurological concepts in clear, straightforward language. It serves as both a resource and a reassurance, demystifying conditions that often feel overwhelming or misunderstood.
“The War Within”
by Florine Price
As the world struggled with the pandemic, Florine faced numerous mental challenges. When she turned to her faith, God began to reveal the layers of unresolved issues and revealed the truths about her life, opened her soul, and provided spiritual insight.
In telling of her spirituals struggles for her soul and life, she shared the mentally exhausting challenges, demonic influences, and overpowering negative energy that occurred during the pandemic.
So, whether you’re a bookworm, a parent, a teacher, or someone who simply loves a good story, make sure to drop by and say hi! The countdown is almost over, and tomorrow we open the pages to a magical world of stories. Stay tuned — we can’t wait to share what’s in store at CCBF 2025!
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