Tabitha Farris is the author of numerous books spanning multiple genres, including It’s a Boy Princess King, Finally Locs, AI Entrepreneurship: Building Tomorrow’s Business Today, Trumps:The Big Beautiful Bill,. Charlie Kirk: Words, Artificial Intelligence, Synthetic Intelligence and the Soul of a Machine: Exploring Consciousness and the Future of Humanity, and Romeo and Juliet: Abridged & Illustrated: Modernized.
Her work ranges from children’s stories and cultural topics to explorations of artificial intelligence, business innovation, faith, and the future of technology. Through both storytelling and thought-provoking fiction and nonfiction, she seeks to make complex ideas accessible while creating books that entertain, inspire, and encourage curiosity in readers of all ages.
Dedicated to the power of storytelling, Tabitha believes that children’s literacy is the key to shaping the future. She enjoys crafting original works and reimagining beloved classics—adapting, illustrating, and modernizing them to inspire today’s readers. She also works to bring literature to wider audiences through translations, ensuring timeless stories continue to connect across cultures and generations.
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Tabitha Farris is the author of numerous books spanning multiple genres, including It’s a Boy Princess King, Finally Locs, AI Entrepreneurship: Building Tomorrow’s Business Today, Trumps:The Big Beautiful Bill,. Charlie Kirk: Words, Artificial Intelligence, Synthetic Intelligence and the Soul of a Machine: Exploring Consciousness and the Future of Humanity, and Romeo and Juliet: Abridged & Illustrated: Modernized.
The kingdom wanted an heir. What it received was a secret.
When a long-awaited son is born beyond the court’s approval, the truth is buried beneath protocol, silence, and fear. The king looks away. The council closes ranks. And those who know the truth learn quickly what it costs to keep it.
As years pass and eyes begin to watch more closely, the...
When Someone You Love Is Struggling with Bipolar Disorder was written for families who want understanding rather than judgment, steadiness rather than fear, and guidance without clinical overload.
This book offers clear, compassionate insight into:
why bipolar disorder can feel confusing to families
When Someone You Love Is Struggling With Borderline Personality Disorder A Family Guide to Understanding, Boundaries, and Support
Loving someone with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can feel confusing, intense, and emotionally exhausting—especially when you care deeply and want to help, but nothing seems to work.
When someone you love is facing a mental health challenge, the entire family feels the weight of it. Confusion, fear, and helplessness often replace the certainty we once had about how to help the people we care about most.
1. That ship that suddenly changed course — and why everyone noticed.
Late yesterday and into the night, tracking data showed a major commercial vessel abruptly altering its route. That alone doesn’t mean a seizure — ships reroute for weather, security warnings, or military advisories — but the timing raised eyebrows because it happened alongside...
In the early morning hours, a security breach at Mar-a-Lago ended in a fatal confrontation. Authorities have since released details about the events, as well as background information about the individual involved, 21-year-old Austin Tucker Martin.
While acquaintances have described Martin as a supporter of President Donald Trump and said he came from a family...
Most Americans think they already know who relies on food stamps—but the numbers tell a different story. According to the USDA, over 40 million Americans receive assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) each month. The majority live in working households, and roughly two-thirds of recipients are children, seniors, or people with disabilities. That’s not the picture cable news paints.
For years, sound bites have shaped stereotypes. Some commentators even stated...
