UNSW Press

Ass.A word so small it barely qualifies as a syllable, yet so powerful it can start fights, end friendships, intensify adjectives, and describe everything from donkeys to dump trucks. In "Ass: A Linguistic Journey," we dive cheeks-first into the absurd, hilarious, and surprisingly enlightening history of English's most versatile monosyllable. Whether you're a linguist, a word nerd, or just someone with a strong appreciation for peach emojis, this book will crack you up and teach you something you didn't know about the backside of the English language.

THE NOT YOU - A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO MINDFUL LIVING

S. K. Evans

Who are you when the noise stops?THE NOT YOU is a powerful guide for anyone feeling overwhelmed by stress, racing thoughts, or emotional exhaustion. Written by S. K. Evans, an engineer turned mindfulness explorer, this workbook offers a structured and personal journey toward self-awareness and peace.Born from Evans' years of research in robotics and the human mind, this book is for people ready to step away from the constant chatter in their heads—the "Not You"—and return to presence.Whether you're navigating burnout, anxiety, or just seeking clarity in a noisy world, this book meets you where you are. Through practical exercises, mindful reflections, and gentle truths, THE NOT YOU helps you:Quiet the thoughts that don't serve youReclaim space in your mindReconnect with your true selfLive with intention, calm, and clarityThis isn't a book you read once—it's one you return to again and again.If you're ready to finally hear your real self, begin with THE NOT YOU.

Toxic Luv

Veronique Eloise

Based on a true story of a tumultuous marriage to a psychopath, experience the darkness and horror of living in a relationship with a clinically insane abuser.

The Lord Will Provide

Patsy Clyburn

At 85 years old, Patsy Clyburn happily shares a lifetime of faith, wisdom, and divine insight in her very first book. This touching collection warmly reflects decades of walking closely with the Lord, praying for her family, studying scripture, and receiving spiritual guidance through both personal experience and the loving teachings of her cherished pastor. This wonderful book goes beyond being just a devotional—it serves as a beautiful spiritual legacy. Filled with scriptures, reflections, and gentle teachings inspired by the Lord, it warmly shares timeless truths designed to encourage, uplift, and bring readers closer to God. Whether you're just beginning your faith journey or have been walking with the Lord for many years, you'll discover comfort, conviction, and clarity within these pages.Born in Galax, Virginia, and cherished as the prayer warrior of her family, Patsy Clyburn writes with heartfelt sincerity, passion, and a profound love for God. This book is her heartfelt gift to the world—a beautiful testament of faith, rooted in scripture and filled with the wisdom gained from a life devoted to Christ.

Claire and the Chatty Daisy

Matt Charvat, illustrated by Izabela Ciesinska

Discover the magic blooming right in your own backyard! Every morning, Claire loves to sing to the flowers in her garden. But one day, a happy little daisy does something amazing: she talks back! Claire and Daisy quickly become the best of friends, sharing stories and listening to the garden's gentle hum. Join Claire and Daisy in this heartwarming story about the wonder of nature, the power of friendship, and finding strength in unexpected places. Perfect for every child who loves a secret whisper and a sunny smile.

Of Kith and Kin

Laura Lee Dooley

Tae-soo Kim returns from the dead in the body of a Thai soldier to reunite with his twin sister, Tae-hee Kim. Together, they uncover the truth about their ageless longevity and origins.

Rescue Mission From Heaven

Monica Gizowski Wooton

"Rescue Mission from Heaven: 40 Letters from the Narrow Road" is an artistic devotional packed with truth, hope, and 200 promises from God. Through heartfelt letters and powerful visuals, Monica Gizowski Wooton shares her personal rescue story and invites readers to discover Jesus as their lifeline.

The Night the Moon Fell Asleep

Lisa Lanno

What would happen if the Moon got comfortable in the sky, fell asleep, and forgot to wake up? Join the Sun, Purple Owl, and some unlikely friends as they learn the meaning of working together to save the day...or night! A polychromatic adventure sure to inspire the imaginations of readers of all ages while sharing that no matter how alike or different we are, we can work together to achieve anything!

Smooch the Super Pooch

Ed Jackiewicz, illustrated by Maris Findling

This is a charming story about who a little girl who desperately wants to adopt a dog from the local animal shelter and once she has the opportunity she discovers that the dog is deaf only to find out the dog has super powers that she never imagined.

Moroccan Jews in France and Canada

Yolande Cohen, contributions by Sara Cohen Fournier, Noureddine Harrami, Martin Messika, Stephanie Tara Schwartz

In this book, the post-colonial migration of many thousand Jews from Morocco is analyzed. Based on oral histories and historical archives, these essays show the importance of colonialism and Zionism as disruptive forces that precipitated their massive exile and their settlement in France and Canada during the post-Shoah period.

Crowns of Blood and Salt

Kay Adams

Dive into the depths of the sequel to the fast-selling Heirs of Bone and Sea, and witness the Queen of Vodaeard and Princess of Death's mission to save their loved ones and defeat a great evil once and for all.

The Growth Mindset Coach, Second Edition: The Best-Selling Teacher's Handbook for Fostering Growth and Success Fully Updated and Revised)

Annie Brock, Heather Hundley

Bring growth mindset strategies into the classroom with the newly updated version of this best-selling, easy-to-follow guide for teachers to empower learning through grit and resilience.

Possum Trot

Kathy Rucker

The Birth of a Ghost Town. Possum Trot, Nebraska, is on the brink of disappearing off the map. Can the owner of its one diner keep the soul of her town alive?

La Boticaria

Frank L. Herrera

Fantasía de narraciones autobiográficas. Los relatos, de distinta extensión y escritos a lo largo de veinte años, son recuerdos, semblanzas y viajes de un viejo soñador.

Sing Me A Story and More

Jean King

In Sing Me A Story and More, author and musician Jean King combines music lyrics—her own and others—with short stories and poetry. As with previous works, her writings are based in the Midwest where she grew up, on the East Coast where she lived, and upon her travels in the Middle East and India. "I like to let my imagination create stories about the people and events in my life. And sometimes, I hear music while writing the story. That's how Write Me A Song in this book came about." In her fantasy story, A Beginning Place, Jean takes the reader into a cave where the girl JP and her astute guide, Brook, befriend animals and encounter a monster that challenges JP to overcome her fears. Jean King's books include Knowing the place…, Child's Play in the Seasons, and Poems from Rockport and Other Enchanting Places.

Creating the Rules

Ania Ray

She left Ferris, South Carolina thirty years ago—and never looked back.Now Anne Cromwell's carefully curated New York City life is unraveling, and the only way forward means returning to the past she's tried to forget.A first love who remembers everything.A daughter who's just discovered the truth.And a choice that could cost Anne the one thing she can't buy back: forgiveness.

Henry The Honey Badger

Themistocles Jacks

As everyone knows, few things can ruin an elegant dinner party like a grisly murder. It's even worse when it's the host's first party, and it's at Big Hippo's Steakhouse, in the most expensive private dining room in the most expensive restaurant in Maatlamotse. And it's worse still when the host is Henry the Honey Badger.Modern forensic investigators search for DNA to solve crimes, but Henry has his nose. As everyone knows, honey badgers have an extraordinary sense of smell, and very little escapes Henry's olfactory data scan. And when something is rotten in Malinda, Henry can smell it. And as it turns out, there's a lot more rotten than a single murder.

Musings of a Marfan

Michael McCottry Bell Jr.

"Musings of a Marfan" is a must-have for any traditional poetry lover or novice reader. This hauntingly beautiful poetry collection explores themes of human resilience, mortality, nature, the sublime, personal longing for first love, and the melancholic misery in love's absence.

Whispers of Resilience

Maria Rio

A memoir of grace, grit, and the quiet power of choosing to rise.Whispers of Resilience is a memoir of quiet strength and fierce grace—a tapestry of moments stitched together by survival, love, and the unspoken truths that shape a woman's soul. From the soft hum of childhood memories to the stormy chapters of loss, betrayal, and renewal, Maria Rio leads readers through a life lived with open hands and an unbreakable heart.This is not just a story—it's a sanctuary for anyone who has ever stood at the edge of themselves and dared to step forward. With raw honesty and lyrical warmth, Maria invites you to listen closely to the whispers that carried her through—and perhaps, hear your own.

Gerald Cope

Elliott Curson, edited by Beth-Ellen Kroope

Elliott Curson is a great admirer of Gerald Cope's work, especially since he chose to locate his advertising agency's offices in one of the buildings Cope designed. Years later, Elliott had the opportunity to work on a project with Cope. It became a great friendship. Over the many lunches they had Elliott learned the one key thing that determines if a building is well designed. It's two sentences — a total of 10 words. Actually, 10 memorable words that once you see them you won't forget. The book is a quick read, and gives a good insight into a man many regarded as the dean of Philadelphia architecture. Buyer beware: This book doesn't show examples of Cope's fine work. It just shows his thinking.

PapaDen's Pacific Crest Trail Journey Book 2

Dennis Clairmont

PapaDen's Pacific Crest Trail Journey: Book Two carries readers through deserts, foothills, and the granite spine of Northern California. Beginning near Tehachapi and weaving southbound from the Oregon border, Dennis A. Clairmont ("PapaDen") invites readers into the raw realities and unexpected wonders of the PCT. From water caches and trail angels in the Mojave, to the endless ridges of the Trinity Alps, to the solitude of Desolation Wilderness, this memoir blends immersive storytelling, detailed daily itineraries, and vivid photography. More than a trail log, it is a meditation on endurance, faith, and the healing power of wilderness. Whether you're a seasoned thru-hiker or an armchair adventurer, Book Two captures the grit, grace, and grandeur of the Pacific Crest Trail's Northern California miles.

Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law

Edited by Karen Drake, Kyle Kirkup, Anne Levesque, Jena McGill, Joshua Sealy-Harrington, contributions by Efrat Arbel, Andrée Boisselle, Nathalie Chalifour, Yin-Yuan Chen, Allison Christians, Gordon Christie, Ruby Dhand, Lorena Fontaine, Véronique Fortin, Ashleigh Keall, Lisa M. Kelly, Lisa Kerr, Justice Harry Laforme, Jamie Chai Yun Liew, Ravi Malhotra, Meenakshi Mannoe, Aaron Mills, Avnish Nanda, Mona Paré, Senator Kim Pate, Dayna Scott, Samuel Singer, Kerry Sloan, Reakash Walters, Vincent Wong, Dean Donna Young

Critical Conversations in Canadian Public Law is a collection of essays that examine contemporary public law issues in Canada through critical lenses, including intersectional approaches to decolonial and Indigenous legal theory, Indigenous constitutionalisms, critical race theory, feminisms, queer theory and critical disability theory. Bringing together a diverse team of expert contributors, the collection demonstrates that critical theories are imperative to robust, fully contextualized understandings of public law topics.

Keeping Time

Kristen Case

Tectonic Geodynamics

Thorsten Becker, Claudio Faccenna

Frankenstein

Mary Shelley, edited by Amanda C. Barton

Heart of Darkness

Joseph Conrad

Dust

Ray Robertson

Arctic Dreams and Nightmares

Alootook Ipellie, illustrated by Alootook Ipellie

An Arctic journey interpreted through the mythological and contemporary world of an Inuit artist and author.

Cheryl

Cheryl Hines

On the Lam

Lorna Poplak

Cooking for Dysphagia

Diane Wolff, contributions by Walter Willett M.D., Dr., P.H.

A comprehensive one-stop-shop for cooking dysphagia-friendly food—this cookbook takes the guesswork out of creating delicious pureed meals and setting up a kitchen tailored for those with dysphagia.

Gather, Savor, Share

Raghav Chaudhary, foreword by Vikram Vij

Coydog

David Tromblay

Rescued Me

Nestor "The Boss" Gomez

Rescued Me

Nestor "The Boss" Gomez

Me Rescató

Nestor "The Boss" Gomez

Me Rescató

Nestor "The Boss" Gomez

Our Gun, Our Consciousness, and the Collective

Ulrike Meinhof

A Place Called Galveston

Andrea Shapiro, illustrated by Valerya Milovanova

This non-fiction picture book chronicles the lesser-known journey of thousands of Jews immigrating from anti-Semitic Russia through the port of Galveston, Texas in the early 20th century in search of a safer, brighter future in the vast Midwest.

Rethinking American Art

Theodore E. Stebbins Jr. Jr.

Time's Bounty

Philip Weinstein

The Ocean Protectors: Colors of the Coral Reef

Blair Northen Williamson, illustrated by Svitlana Holovchenko

Alejandro Cartagena: Ground Rules

Photographs by Alejandro Cartagena, contributions by Tatiana Bilbao, Álvaro Enrigue, Horacio Fernández, Charlotte Kent, Shana Lopes

Quiet Wars

Brian Ellison

Quiet Wars documents how and why the U.S. Navy developed its human intelligence (HUMINT) capability between 1931 and 1964, by examining the evolution of HUMINT through the lens of crises in East Asia. From the emergence of radio technology and its use in intelligence collection during World War I, navies began focusing much of their intelligence collection efforts in the communications domain. Nevertheless, the reality of naval intelligence requirements could not ignore HUMINT (then, and into the early Cold War, generally referred to as espionage) because when technological means failed, naval officers still needed to obtain critical information. This book assesses the HUMINT in crises and determines the Navy and Marine Corps’ role in each. It traces naval HUMINT over a rapidly changing period in the Asia Pacific, the institutional and operational milestones during each unique period, and the overall impact intelligence had on the Fleet’s role in each crisis documented. Those include: the Navy and Marine Corps’ presence in China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1931-1941); the Chinese Civil War and Communist Revolution (1945-1949); the Taiwan Crises 1954-55 and 1958; and Kennedy–Johnson containment policy in Indochina (1961–1965). Ultimately, the research reveals that, at times, the use of HUMINT greatly influenced the ability to enable decisions in crises, but this fact was ultimately marginalized due to institutionalized biases that undermine the importance of intelligence on purpose. While this makes sense broadly, intelligence collection and analysis are not often associated with the lynchpin of naval battles but rather as part of the conditions prior to battle, or in political attempts to avoid conflicts.

The Ruins: Poems

Hui Ye, translated by Dong Li

In Our Future, We Are Free

Nell Bernstein

Toward Embodied Narratives in the Health Humanities and Literary Studies

Edited by Eftihia Mihelakis, Lucille Toth

This book explores how our physical experiences shape our understanding of health, disease, and illness, revealing the profound connection between literature and narrative medicine.

The Gigantic Activity Book for Smart Kids

Diego Jourdan Pereira

Killer Crossover

Tim Hardaway, with Jacob Uitti

Filipino Migrants and the Canadian Dream

Geraldina Polanco

Using Tim Hortons as a case study, this book examines how the Canadian dream is leveraged by institutions across a transnational terrain to govern global recruitment, mobility, and work in the bottom tiers of the Canadian labour market.

Filipino Migrants and the Canadian Dream

Geraldina Polanco

Using Tim Hortons as a case study, this book examines how the Canadian dream is leveraged by institutions across a transnational terrain to govern global recruitment, mobility, and work in the bottom tiers of the Canadian labour market.

Thyme for Dessert

DL Acken, with Aurelia Louvet

Iona Whishaw

Gabi Martínez, translated by Ezra E. Fitz

Rus and Moose

Chuchu Wang

Yellow Face

David Henry Hwang

Muzzling a Movement

Dara Lovitz, foreword by Peter Young

The Criminal Record Complex

Melissa Burch

Porque Estamos Aquí

Edited by Jessica Nydia Pabón-Colón

Held

Kathryn Nuernberger

Edited by Ana Ratner

Marc D. Smith Ph.D

The Appendectomy Grin

Charles Rafferty

This Unruly Witness

Edited by Lauren Muller, Becky Thompson, Dominique C. Hill, Durell M. Callier, foreword by Alexis Pauline Gumbs, afterword by Imani Perry

Limitless

Shelf Life Community Story Project, preface by Inye Wokoma, artist Bonnie Hopper, Erin Shigaki, Chi Moscou-Jackson, Jite Agbro, Romson Regarde Bastillo, Damon Brown

Intellectual Property Futures

Edited by Graham J. Reynolds, Alexandra Mogyoros, Teshager W. Dagne, contributions by Bassem Awad, Sara Bannerman, Mauro Barelli, Enrico Bonadio, Andrea Cabello, Naama Daniel, Cheryl Dine, Mistrale Goudreau, Gregory R. Hagen, Johnny Mack, Lisa Macklem, Faith O. Majekolagbe, Susy Frankel, Richard Overstall, Anmol Patel, Andelka M. Phillips, Luciano Póvoa, Cody Rei-Anderson, Anthony D. Rosborough, Myra Tawfik, David J. Watson, Peter K. Yu

The global intellectual property (IP) system has profoundly evolved in the past decades. Given important developments, changes, and crises, what is the future of IP law and policy? Featuring contributions from scholars from across Canada and around the world, this collection offers the reader insight into eighteen possible futures for the global IP system.

Developing Glazes

Mary Fox

Exemplary Things

Christine M. E. Guth

Gender Battles

Vanesa Miseres

Covering the post-independence era to World War II, Gender Battles uncovers Latin American women writers and activists’ engagement with war to challenge male-dominated narratives on armed conflicts and fight for political power and social change.

Understanding the Dynamics of Health

Patrick Daly

Understanding the Dynamics of Health investigates the multilevel meaning of health as a basis for integrating the perspectives of health science and healthcare.

Confessions of a Three

Mari Sarkisian Wyatt

By Their Work

Edited by Joanna Hearne, Karrmen Crey

Mysterious Tales of Old Minneapolis

Larry Millett

Alan Smale

Hellboy Into the Silent Sea

Mike Mignola, Gary Gianni, illustrated by Gary Gianni

Grounding Critique

Gökbörü Sarp Tanyildiz

Subsumption in Kant, Hegel and Marx

Andrés Saenz de Sicilia

Trouble in Paradise

Alan Wallach

Care and Pandemic

Edited by Nadya Araújo Guimarães, Heidi Gottfried, Helena Hirata

Precious Freedom

James Bradley

Come Back, I Love You

Kathleen Novak

Face to Face

Amy Mantravadi, Amy Mantravadi

Face to Face

Amy Mantravadi

Yiddish: A Global Culture

David Mazower, David Mazower

The Last of Its Kind

Sibylle Grimbert, translated by Aleshia Jensen, author Sibylle Grimbert, translated by Aleshia Jensen BA

When Harry Became Sally

Ryan T. Anderson

Neuroscience Breakthroughs

Pat McCaw M.D.

Gothic

Philip Fracassi

Maid in America

Rosemary Everton

In Maid in America, Rosemary Everton shares an extraordinary tale of resilience, determination, and the true meaning of the American Dream.

Scrim My Tail: As Told to Margaret Orr

Margaret Orr, illustrated by Matt Rinard

Surgery Breakthroughs

Pat McCaw M.D.

Primal Cuts

Brad Baych

The Stage of Her Life

Yaniv Shimon Goldberg

Lea Koenig, one of the most loved and appreciated Jewish actresses, sat down with Dr. Yaniv Goldberg for conversations about theater and life. In an exciting way, Lea recalls defining moments of her life, weaves memory after memory, and discovers how life and the theater are intertwined.

Tia Bua is Sorry For Your Lost Star

Pooja Desai, illustrated by Aalyana Desai

Tia Bua, is Sorry for Your Lost Star is a tender, heartfelt story that gently guides children through the emotions of grief and loss.Through the journey of a magical star, this beautifully illustrated tale helps young hearts understand love, healing, and remembrance.Told with warmth and compassion, the story also introduces a simple breathing exercise to help children find calm and comfort during difficult times.Written by Pooja Desai—lovingly known as Tia Bua—her stories are inspired by real-life experiences and reflect her deep passion for supporting children's emotional and mental well-being.

Strong Floor, No Ceiling

Oliver B. Libby

We’re not just divided—we’re adrift. Strong Floor, No Ceiling presents a bold, radically moderate blueprint to reconnect our fractured country and restore belief in opportunity, fairness, and shared progress.

The Case for Law School

Victoria Nicholls, with Christopher C. Nicholls

The Case for Law School is a practical, conversational guide to help prospective students navigate applying to, attending, and succeeding in Canadian law schools as well as deciding if this life-changing path is right for them.

The Calf

Leif Høghaug, translated by David M. Smith

Mommy the Brave Lion

Ashley Tehensky, illustrated by Jessica Siefert

Mommy the Brave Lion is a tender, hopeful story that helps children understand why someone they love may look or feel different during illness.Through gentle words and beautiful illustrations, it shows that even when life changes, love and courage remain stronger than ever.A comforting read for families navigating illness, recovery, or big life changes—reminding little ones that true bravery comes in many forms.

The Robe and the Sword

Sonia Faleiro

A Radical Encounter

Dr. Ken Tucker, with Judy Tucker

From the Sea to the C-Suite

Cutler Dawson, Taylor B. Kiland, foreword by John A. Lockard

February 2020

From the Flames

Andrew Grey

The Santa Claus Chronicles of North Pole Universe

Sam Deacon

The Santa Claus Chronicles offer a view of Life based on simple Logic. Logic is the "formal" expression of common sense. It is part of Mathematics. Mathematics, as you know, also spreads into uncommon sense, Differential Equations for example, which we happily leave to the Mathematicians. But everyone knows about counting, and the universally famous Counting Numbers, also called the Natural Numbers—1,2,3, . . . and so on, onward to as large a Number as you like. Numbers are the first expression of Logic in our conscious human brains. We use the word intuitive to explain where they come from. One mathematician thought God programmed our brains with them when he created the first human brain. So what does Santa Claus have to do with Counting Numbers? As you know, there are a lot of them, more than anyone can ever count. Because wherever you stop counting, the next Number is always bigger, bigger by 1, thus new and different, or old and different, take your pick. Santa's thing is giving Gifts, right? And where did the idea of Santa Claus and Gifts originate? From an old Story in an old book. It is the Oldest Book if you define the word "book" in a certain common-sense way. The Santa Claus Chronicles are small books intended to take a new look at the Old Story, from the perspective of Counting. As it happens, the Old Story is a Love Story. About how Love started out easy and then became difficult, confused, and complicated with something vastly different from Love, something opposed to Love, like Love backwards: Evol. We usually spell it E-v-i-l. The story is large in scope: it covers the time span of our entire Universe. It begins with the beginning of the Universe and ends with the end of it. The beginning is called Genesis, which means "beginning," and the end is called Revelation, because the end of the Universe hasn't happened yet;

Manuel and Me

Spyridon Andrews

What if the soul of America isn't gone—just quietly waiting in the streets of Lucca?In this part-travel memoir, part-philosophical detective story, Spyridon—a Greek-American writer, jazz musician, and recovering lawyer—wanders through Florence and Lucca in search of something rare: a civilization that still believes in beauty, family, and truth. With two fluffy Pomeranians in tow and the ghost of Manuel Chrysoloras—a forgotten Greek scholar who helped ignite the Renaissance—as his guide, he finds traces of the sacred in the ruins of the West.Along the way, Spyridon navigates the Dante-like hell of Italian bureaucracy—but even in the madness, he finds meaning.Manuel and Me blends humor, history, and human warmth in a soulful quest for memory, mystery, and sanity—set against the crumbling glamour of Italy and the deeper collapse of modern America. Through churches, street corners, and the quiet rituals of tradition, Spyridon uncovers the wisdom we didn't know we were missing.A book for anyone who suspects the modern world is losing its way—and wants to chart a different course.

Finding Yourself

Janice Hall

From the Preface - I share my story not for sympathy, but for connection—for the person who feels alone in their pain, who is questioning their faith, who is searching for hope.Maybe you never had a role model to show you how to give and receive love. Maybe you've never felt worthy—constantly rejected by those who should have cared for you. Maybe you're ashamed of the choices you made just to survive in a world that's been unfair to you from a tender age, where you had to grow up faster than you should have, without a blueprint or a compass to guide your way.But even if all you've ever had is yourself—you are enough.To those who battle PTSD, anxiety, depression, or the weight of past trauma, I say this:You are not alone.Your past may whisper lies, but your future is waiting with open arms. Healing is possible. Freedom is possible.

10,000 Years of Fear

Dr. Russell Schreiber

One of the areas of human study that is insufficiently explored is human fear and how fear has shaped the world we live in. The exploration in this book is just a beginning point and hopefully acts as an impetus for others to explore how fear may be a primary cause of the violence that exists on this planet. It is not quite as simple as it appears at first, and most people will say, of course, fear causes violence. I have found that the root reasons for fear causing violence are not to be found in economic, social, or historical development, but rather it is psychological—this is a case where the psychology of human beings is the primary determinant of the human reaction to fear that has spawned our violent world.

Ghosts Revisited 9

William P. Robertson

GHOSTS REVISITED 9 contains 22 spooky tales from Pennsylvania and New York State. Ghosts of nuns and drowned little boys provide as much horror as monsters that creep in from the mist.

Nu Noir

Philip Wright

This photography collection, and accompanying poem, emerged from the spaces where we hide; it explores the moments and perceptions that overwhelm us, honoring those who have navigated through circumstance to the other side. It celebrates growth while acknowledging the struggles that once felt like barriers.While the images are dark, this is truly a series about self-discovery, healing, and finding light from our challenges. Some of them are my own.

Winning and Grinning

Walt Frazier, Ryan Sirgiovanni, Bridget Sirgiovanni, illustrated by Elliot Gerard

Shrewd, clever, slick!Join the coolest legend in basketball history, Walt "Clyde" Frazier, as he hustles and muscles from a Hall of Fame player to an iconic announcer!This mesmerizing and electrifying book is packed with bouncy rhymes and funky illustrations that will have you moving and grooving every page!See Clyde transform from a precocious neophyte into a 2-time NBA champion with the New York Knicks!Learn how Clyde doesn't stop when the buzzer sounds! He keeps styling and profiling as an announcer with the coolest suits and rhymes around!So, grab your sneakers, lace up your imagination, and get ready to ball with this incredible true story of Walt "Clyde" Frazier!

The Magical Farm Mysteries

A.M. Berkowitz, illustrated by Timna Green

A place where ordinary days turn into extraordinary adventures!When three curious sisters - Avianna, Avery, and Ainsley - spend the summer at their Grandma and Grandpa's farm, they stumble upon a magical and sparkly surprise, bubble gum rocks! What mysterious powers do these magical stones hold?Join the sisters as they discover the wonders of the magical farm in their delightful first mystery of The Magical Farm Mysteries series!Perfect for ages 6-10Full of heart, humor and a touch of farmyard magic!

U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century

Brent D Sadler

August 2023

This nation’s Cold War and Global War on Terror defense structures need an update.  U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century provides such a framework for the changed world we live in, offering a detailed roadmap that shows how the United States can field a war-winning fleet that can also compete aggressively in peacetime against dangerous competitors unlike any the nation has faced before.

All Quiet on the Western Front

Erich Maria Remarque, contributions by Mint Editions

One of the most widely acclaimed novels concerning World War I, All Quiet on the Western Front is a poignant narrative that starkly contrasts with the patriotic rhetoric of its time. Narrated by 20-year-old German soldier Paul Bäumer, the story follows a group of young men who eagerly enlist after being captivated by their schoolmaster's propaganda, only to find the romanticized version of war is a brutal illusion. Since its publication, it has served as a powerful testament to the futility of conflict and the profound trauma that forever changed a generation.

A High Wind in Jamaica

Richard Hughes, contributions by Mint Editions

When the five Bas-Thornton children are sent on an ocean voyage from their Jamaican plantation to England, their ship is captured by pirates. Rather than portraying them as helpless victims, Richard Hughes delves into the complex psychological effects of their captivity, revealing them to be morally ambiguous and more than capable of violent actions. Still echoing through other modern classics, A High Wind in Jamaica spearheaded the thematic exploration of lost innocence and is often heralded as the literary predecessor to Lord of the Flies.

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A Farewell to Arms

Ernest Hemingway, contributions by Mint Editions

Widely regarded as one of the most powerful works of American literature to emerge from World War I, A Farewell to Arms follows Frederic Henry, an American ambulance driver serving in the Italian army, as he falls in love with Catherine Barkley, an English nurse. Against the brutal backdrop of the Italian campaign, their romance deepens, becoming a temporary refuge from the senseless violence of war.

Look Homeward, Angel

Thomas Wolfe, contributions by Mint Editions

Look Homeward, Angel is a rich and detailed tapestry of human experience, chronicling the coming-of-age of Eugene Gant in the early 20th century. Thomas Wolfe’s 1929 semi-autobiographical novel follows Gant's journey through different settings—his turbulent childhood home, where he is tormented by his siblings and parents alike, the university at Pulpit Hill, where his romantic notions are shattered by peer cruelty, and the port city of Norfolk, where he witnesses poverty and moral ambiguity. His experiences ultimately lead him to forsake conventional life in favor of a solitary existence devoted to literary pursuits.

Red Harvest

Dashiell Hammett, contributions by Mint Editions

A seminal work of the hard-boiled detective genre, Red Harvest (1929) sees the introduction of the Continental Op, a frequent character in the Dashiell Hammett’s fiction and a clear precursor to the morally ambiguous detectives of later works. This gritty and chaotic story is a masterpiece of action and moral conflict, exploring how the detective himself can become tainted by the pervasive corruption of the world he seeks to fix.

The Secret of Chimneys

Agatha Christie, contributions by Mint Editions

When Anthony Cade, an easygoing drifter working in Africa, agrees to deliver a parcel to an English country house, he finds himself at the center of a complex plot involving murder, hidden secrets, and a diverse cast of suspicious characters. The Secret of Chimneys is a quintessential example of Christie's ability to create a compelling and labyrinthine puzzle out of international intrigue, espionage, and murder on the English countryside.

The Seven Dials Mystery

Agatha Christie Christie

When a group of houseguests hides eight alarm clocks to wake a champion sleeper, they discover a dead body and a missing clock—a revelation that plunges them into a chilling plot of international significance. A departure from Christie's more meticulous detective stories, The Seven Dials Mystery is a fast-paced romp full of action, wit, and a surprising amount of humor that showcases the Queen of Mystery's exploration into the thriller genre.

The Seven Dials Mystery

Agatha Christie Christie, contributions by Mint Editions

When a group of houseguests hides eight alarm clocks to wake a champion sleeper, they discover a dead body and a missing clock—a revelation that plunges them into a chilling plot of international significance. A departure from Christie's more meticulous detective stories, The Seven Dials Mystery is a fast-paced romp full of action, wit, and a surprising amount of humor that showcases the Queen of Mystery's exploration into the thriller genre.

Money

Émile Zola, contributions by Mint Editions

Financially ruined by a previously failed enterprise, Aristide Saccard, a ruthless and ambitious speculator, endeavors to recover his fortune by establishing the fictitious Banque Universelle. Through Saccard's reliance on intrigue and market manipulation, Émile Zola explores the devastating effects of speculation on all social strata, from the rich to the poor, and offers a satirical indictment of the corruption and negligence of contemporary financial systems. Rivaling contemporary financial critiques, Money is a powerful and all-too-topical exploration of the dynamics of greed and its relationship with politics and the press.

The Candy Factory in the Clouds

Beryl Liao

The Candy Factory in the Clouds is a lyrical, science-infused journey that blends dreamlike fantasy with real-world discovery. Beryl, a quiet elementary-school student with a love for sweets and science, dreams of a sky-bound candy factory filled with lollipop halls, chocolate chambers, and cotton candy bridges. Guided by a cheerful jelly-like companion named BoBo, she explores a magical world where each chapter reveals real "Sweet Science"—from sugar chemistry and chocolate tempering to how cotton candy is spun and liquid centers are sealed.But the story doesn't end when she wakes. Inspired by her dream, Beryl grows up and turns imagination into action—founding a real-life candy club to explore the science of sugar, nutrition, and creativity with others.Inspired by William Wordsworth's poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" and Hayao Miyazaki's animated film "Castle in the Sky," this story is a celebration of curiosity, creativity, and the magic of turning dreams into something real.

Pursuit of Purpose

Joseph Walker

Life doesn't always come together perfectly—sometimes it shatters into pieces. Pursuit of Purpose: From Peace to Piece invites you to discover how every fragment of your journey carries meaning. With honesty and insight, Dr. Joseph W. Walker III helps you navigate the hard questions: Why am I here? Why did this happen? What do I do now? This book is both practical and inspiring, showing how peace is not found in avoiding brokenness but in salvaging the pieces that lead you to destiny. Your purpose isn't lost—it's waiting to be revealed through the journey.

The Atlas of World Embroidery: A Global Exploration of Heritage and Styles

Gillian Vogelsang-Eastwood

The Rescue

Faye Peacock Wilson

In 2158, humanity faces boundless possibilities and unforeseen dangers when a path to the stars unlocks in Roswell, New Mexico. A team of eight elite astronauts embark on a peacekeeping mission to Earth 2, hoping to see diplomacy, but they are quickly greeted by an alien world where survival is anything but guaranteed. They must attempt to survive while also safeguarding Earth Prime. Will Earth Prime rise or vanish like the civilization that came before?

Embodied in Service, Emboldened by Grace

Deacon Wally Calabrese

Embodied in Service, Emboldened by Grace: The Unbroken Thread of Diaconal Ministry is a theological and pastoral guide to understanding and living the Catholic diaconate as it truly is—one vocation, permanently conferred, and rooted in Christ the Servant. Too often reduced to a functional role or a "stepping stone" to priesthood, the diaconate is in fact a sacramental identity that every deacon, priest, and bishop shares for life.Deacon Wally Calabrese draws from Scripture, the Church Fathers, magisterial teaching, and his own pastoral experience to recover the diaconate's original vision: a ministry of Word, Altar, and Charity that flows from Christ's own mission of service. With a foreword by Deacon William T. Ditewig, Ph.D., this book offers clarity, encouragement, and practical insight for ordained deacons, men in formation, seminarians, and all who seek a deeper understanding of servant leadership in the Church.

The Voice of the CEO

Bruce Piasecki, Bill Novelli, Mona Sarfaty, Dr Jeff Thompson, Dominic Emery

In "The Voice of the CEO" you will hear, in their own words, the life stories of 3 distinguished CEOs—one of a large medical consortium, another who ran Gundersen Health System, and also living legend Bill Novelli, who founded Porter Novelli the world-renowned marketing firm. Learn from their life experiences, listen to their stories, and see how their leadership skills landed them where they are today.

BACON THE VERY CONFUSED BASSET HOUND

Nathalie F. Hooper, illustrated by Samuel Sunday

Bacon, the Very Confused Basset Hound, is a warm-hearted story about a boy and his dog, Bacon. The Boy and Bacon go to a park to play and engage in fun activities. As Bacon is playing with the other dogs, he notices they look different than he does. His admiration of other dogs causes him to question his own self-worth. The boy assures Bacon he is unique and special and loved for who he is, not for how he looks or what he can do. In this delightful story, the reader will not only learn an important life lesson but will learn factual characteristics of different dog breeds of the dogs illustrated. The story demonstrates that love comes in many different forms and that a special love exists between a boy and his dog.

The Mean, Green Lima Bean

Lise Holdorf Tracey, illustrated by Joan M. Parsnick

The Mean, Green Lima Bean is a story about a lima bean named Dean. Dean is a bully. Dean says or does mean things to his classmates, throughout the school day. When Dean realizes no one wants to be friends with him, he is not happy. Dean decides to stop being mean and begins to change his ways. He develops empathy for others. The universal theme of kindness is weaved through the story with rhyming words to ensure some giggles while reading.

The Truth About The Exotic American Bully

Durio Demarco

"The Truth About The American Exotic Bully" shares facts about this new, high-dollar breed of dog that has taken the world by storm. Learn what to feed them, health issues they may have, how to avoid being taken advantage of, and so much more.

Moose-Taken Identity

Katherine Cherry, illustrated by Sonia Merkel

When a real moose appears in the yard, a sweet little dog named Moose starts to wonder if his name is all wrong. Determined to fit in, he tries to become more "moose-like" — with messy, hilarious results.Moose-Taken Identity is a playful, rhyming story about identity, self-acceptance, and the joy of being exactly who you are. Perfect for parents looking to spark conversations about confidence and uniqueness — all through the eyes of an adorable pup.

I Can Go to Church

Madeline Lindke

Love is Resistance

Edited by Aya Mousawi, foreword by Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, introduction by Shumon Basar, contributions by Massive Attack, Jeremy Deller, Peter Kennard, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Tai Shani, Jesse Darling, Jasleen Kaur, Alana Hadid, Marwan Kaabour, Hala Alyan, Lina Hadid, Brian Eno, Sara M. Saleh

A limited edition art book of 77 posters by international artists in solidarity with Palestine. Includes a fold-out poster, stickers & stamps. A vital archive of resistance and hope. All proceeds support displaced children in Gaza via the Ajyal Foundation.

King David's Story...

AMIRA Peretz

King David's story, From a Shepherd to a King, Six-Lesson Curriculum Book" is for the parent, Sunday school teacher, or any family member who wants the children to learn about the Truth of God. The only True God. The God of Heaven and the Father of Jesus Christ.These amazing six-lesson biblical stories about David, the Shepherd Boy, who was chosen by God the Lord to become the King over all Israel. This is not just a Bible story, but it is indeed factual human history founded in the Truth of God, and which is so important and relevant in these days we are living in. These biblical lessons teach the children about Faith, Trust in God, Obedience to God, and Prayer. The children will enjoy learning about King David, the most famous King of human history.**The King David's Story Children's Activity Book is available for the children to have their own activities such as writing and drawing.

Aquarius in Action

Clevil Philius

A practical guide to embodied spiritual evolution, helping you harness collective consciousness and innovation to create a more harmonious, equitable, and enlightened world. Contains spiritual principles, practical exercises, and real-world examples that show you how to be the change you wish to see in the world.

Do No Harm

Sarah M. Kinsch

A 24-year-old female surgeon.A kidnapping.And the RMS Titanic.Get ready to flip every fantasy romance trope on its head.Evelyn Waldron knows a surgeon should be saving lives. She also knows she's expected to do it in corsets and upper-class fashion. What she doesn't know is why she survived a train crash that killed everyone else on board.Enter a new surgical professor and a mysterious brothel owner, both whispering promises of power—and magic—in her ears. They offer a future she doesn't understand. One that's seductive. Dangerous. And not what she imagined.When she wakes in an unfamiliar place, with people she thought she knew and magic she never believed in, Evelyn realizes her life will never be the same.A sexual awakening.A growing hunger for power.And a choice aboard the RMS Titanic that might prove she's not the heroine of the story… but the morally gray one.

Today's Glimmer

Marina Pierce

Today's Glimmer is a year's worth of my original photos and inspirations - images and text that evoke a smile, a giggle or just a positive memory. This project was sparked by the cover photo called, "Last One Standing". A group of pines near our home was cut down leaving just this single tree. While the incident was upsetting, this single tree could now be seen in all its glory against the sunset sky. This stunning silhouette was my glimmer. If I could find something good in this situation, you can find something good anywhere too. You just have to learn to look for the glimmers. Let this book guide you in starting to see them and then keep it with you in case you need to borrow one on a dark day. Before you know it you'll be finding them on your own - all around you.

Across the Wild Atlantic

Diane Taraz

Diane Taraz roams through the centuries, tracing her ancestors from French Canada and Poland as they struggled to survive. Many came to America seeking a better life, and their experiences echo those of millions of others who made the same leap of faith. The details of their everyday lives form a fascinating tapestry of culture, language, religion, social movements, and identity.

The Claimant's Cookbook

Gamal Rivera

Full disclosure: dealing with the Social Security Disability system as a claimant is about as fun as a root canal. . . with paperwork. Whether you're just starting your application, stuck in appeal limbo, or trying to figure out what on earth "substantial gainful activity" actually means, this book breaks it all down in plain English with a pinch of humor and a healthy splash of practical advice.Inside, you'll get step-by-step guidance, insider tips, and plenty of "don't-even-think-about-it" warnings to help you dodge the common traps. From gathering medical records to facing a judge without breaking a sweat, I've got you covered. The system may be complicated, but you don't have to go through it confused or alone. You've got this.And now, you've got the guide to prove it.

AI Integration in 21st Century Higher Education

Joan R. M. Bullock

From Overwhelmed to Optimized: AI Integration in 21st Century Higher EducationHigher education faces an unprecedented crisis: 53% of faculty consider leaving due to burnout while students arrive with complex support needs that traditional systems cannot address. This systematic breakdown requires transformation, not incremental fixes.This book demonstrates how artificial intelligence can break the destructive cycle of faculty overwhelm and student struggle. When AI handles routine tasks, faculty focus on mentoring and creative instruction. When students receive 24/7 personalized support, they need less crisis intervention while achieving better outcomes.Evidence-Based SolutionsDrawing on real-world examples of strategic AI implementation in higher education, the book shows how such efforts have reduced summer melt and improved student performance These are measurable transformations happening now, not theoretical possibilities.Practical ImplementationUnlike abstract AI discussions, this provides actionable frameworks:- 90-day implementation plans with specific timelines- Budget planning (0.4-1.5% of operating budgets)- Vendor evaluation tools and communication templates- Strategies for different institution types- Ethical guidelines preserving educational valuesFor Every InstitutionWhether you lead a community college or research university, this book provides tailored approaches enhancing your mission while addressing shared challenges.Early adopters gain competitive advantages in faculty retention, student success, and efficiency. This book enables you to join that transformation or risk being left behind.The window for proactive change is narrowing. Your institution's future depends on decisions you make today. The roadmap starts here.

The Synoptic Apocalypse: The Key to Unlocking the Book of Revelation

Chris A. Jackson

The Synoptic Apocalypse offers a fresh, in-depth exploration of biblical prophecy, blending a Christian-Messianic perspective with a literal, futurist approach to eschatology. This book deciphers Revelation using the Olivet Discourse as a cipher key, providing new insights into one of the Bible's most complex texts.Discover the four primary modes of interpreting Revelation, the origins of various rapture theories, and the biblical calendar's significance in end-times prophecy. Explore the role of biblical holidays, the two messianic figures, and their impact on prophecy. Unravel the end-times parables from Matthew's Gospel, the restoration of Israel's twelve tribes, and the renewal of the earth. Examine the leading candidates for the beast empire, narrowing down the most likely contender.The book includes a complete ASV translation of Revelation, formatted for clarity—aligned text, highlighted key words, numbered events (seals, trumpets, bowls), cross-referenced verses, and a detailed commentary to aid deeper study.For scholars, truth seekers, and prophecy enthusiasts, The Synoptic Apocalypse bridges history and Scripture, offering a compelling, well-researched approach to Revelation. Unlock the mysteries—see Revelation as you've never seen it before!

Vision, Values, and Victories: Notre Dame-Style Leadership

Len Clark, PH.D., introduction by Tony Alessandra, author Melvin Dowdy, Tom Mendoza, photographer Matt Cashore, author Kevin White

Vision, Values, and Victories: Notre Dame-Style LeadershipBy Len Clark, Ph.D.What does it mean to lead the Notre Dame way?In an era hungry for authentic, values-based leadership, Vision, Values, and Victories reveals a blueprint that has guided one of the world's most respected universities for generations. Drawing from the rich history, faith traditions, and real-life stories from the University of Notre Dame, this book offers a practical, inspiring, and deeply human approach to leadership.Len Clark, Ph.D., blends historical narrative with modern insight to show how leadership grounded in vision, values, and meaningful victories can transform individuals, teams, and institutions. Through stories of legendary figures like Father Sorin, Father Hesburgh, and Coach Ara Parseghian—and through reflections from everyday leaders and alumni—Clark captures the heart of what it means to lead with purpose.Inside, you'll find over 50 chapters filled with actionable insights, reflection prompts, and personal stories. You'll explore how to navigate challenges with integrity, build inclusive communities, and develop emotional intelligence using tools like the DISC behavioral model.Whether you're a student leader, seasoned executive, coach, educator, or anyone seeking to lead with both conviction and compassion—this book is for you. Notre Dame-Style Leadership is more than a concept. It's a call to lead with faith, character, and a commitment to serving others.

Tolstoy Together

Yiyun Li

February 2022

Ayaiga

Thomas Higgs, with Colin Hall, illustrated by Wally Wilfred

In the remote Roper River region of the Northern Territory more than 120 years ago, an Alawa man committed an act of such exceptional bravery that a King took notice.

Coolie Migrants, Indian Diplomacy: Caste, Class and Indenture Abroad, 1914-1967

Kalathmika Natarajan

Uncovers the remarkable role of emigration, particularly of indentured labourers, in forging independent India’s foreign relations.

Insurance Date

Chris Nordstrom

She wants to die. He's terrified of death. Together, they might just survive.

State Knows Best

Nicole Hayes

State Knows Best is a raw, unflinching memoir that exposes the dark side of adoption and child welfare in America. At just fifteen, N. Hayes was pressured by the state to surrender her newborn son. Years later, she learns he was never legally adopted—and reclaims her role as his mother, no matter the cost.

BREAKING THROUGH TO SOAR

Vicki L. Williams

This book is about more than just surviving life's challenges—it's about trusting God's purpose over self-doubt. Through faith, perseverance, and an unwavering belief in His plan, we discover that obstacles are not roadblocks but stepping stones to something greater.I share my personal testimony, reflecting on the moments when God revealed my calling and how faith carried me through hardships. We often assume that those who write books have already reached success—but success is rarely a straight path. Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, Nikola Tesla, and Larry King all faced countless failures before their setbacks turned into triumphs. Even in scripture, King David, chosen by God and called a man after God's own heart, spent years running, hiding, and preparing for battle before stepping into his destiny. By human standards, these men seemed destined for failure, overwhelmed by obstacles—but in God's plan, their struggles became a foundation for greatness.So why do we fear failure when, in truth, it is a stepping stone to growth? Embracing failure strengthens us, fuels resilience, and shapes the journey toward breakthrough—to soar into the fullness of God's purpose.

Evil Is Done

Robert Hilderbrand

Actor Winston McBride has turned up dead on stage during the debut of a play in which he was supposed to be the star. As Director of Campus Security Leroy Simpson and Detective Tom Big Lance investigate, they discover that McBride was disliked by everyone who knew him, including fellow professors, actors and former lovers. With so many possible killers, and almost no forensic evidence to go on, the detectives explore the motives and personalities of their many suspects to find McBride's murderer. As they look deeply into the dead actor's past, they uncover the true evil of his nature and learn more about his victims—about those to whom his evil was done.

From Potential to Performance

Tracey Wilson

From Potential to Performance offers real-life leadership lessons, practical strategies, and inspiring stories to help you unlock talent, build trust, and create a thriving workplace. Perfect for leaders who want to move beyond managing processes to cultivating people and achieving lasting results.

Tiggy Diggy Wiggy Diggy

Craig T. Feigh, illustrated by Patrick Carlson

All young children have difficulty processing what they want to do and articulating what they want to say as their speech and language skills develop.According to the National Institute of Communications Disorders, nearly 1 in 12 (8%) of U.S. children ages 3-7 have a disorder related to voice, speech, and language.How thrilling is it for a parent to hear their child's first words!What do you call the gibberish, produced by young children, in the early state of language development?TIGGY DIGGY WIGGY DIGGYFrom the Author and Illustrator of the popular Little Bit & Big Byte series, QWERTY, The Forgotten Typewriter, IF I HAD TEN DOLLARS, and My Dog Thinks He's A Cat comes an adorable story about the struggles a boy has articulating what he wants to do to his parent and grandparents.

Forgotten by the Sun

Celeste Eismann

At eighteen, Amika Fernandez thought her biggest challenge would be her high school graduation. Then she meets Rhayne Welkins. Distant, magnetic, and hiding something impossible. Rhayne pulls Amika into a hidden world where vampires are real and other worlds lie just beyond the veil of her everyday life. Hidden worlds, ancient rivalries, and supernatural forces begin to unravel everything she thought she understood about life—and herself. Caught between love, danger, and discovery, Amika's journey takes her across worlds and into a conflict far greater than she imagined. Because the truth is darker than she ever believed... and fate doesn't wait for anyone to be ready.

Children of Auraleth

Don White

For centuries, the Elyari of Auraleth have lived in peace—guided by compassion, unity, and mastery of science. Their greatest achievement, Zar'tek nanotechnology, has ended disease and extended life, freeing their people to reach for the stars.At the farthest edge of their galaxy, Elyari explorers uncover a vast network of wormholes—gateways to countless new worlds. Many are barren, but some are startlingly familiar, with landscapes, suns, and even people that mirror their own.The most difficult of all is Earth. Beautiful yet divided, brilliant yet burdened by conflict, it stands at a tipping point. To help, the Elyari must walk a razor's edge—offering their knowledge without repeating history's mistakes.Children of Auraleth is a sweeping tale of exploration, diplomacy, and the fragile hope that two civilizations, born under the same stars, can unite for a better future.

Make More, Say Less

Stephon Lawson

What would you do if your income stopped tomorrow?In Make More, Say Less, Stephon Lawson shares clear insights and practical lessons to help you build financial independence, sharpen focus, and master self-discipline. This powerful guide equips you to protect your energy, diversify income streams, and create a smarter, calmer, more resilient life. With lessons on patience, persistence, and success habits, it is your blueprint for lasting growth in an unpredictable world.

Don Mackinnon

Donald J. Mackinnon

This is a visual biography of an artist showing a painters evolution from the early paintings to the current state of the art work over a period of sixty five years. There is some commentary on the modes or strategies of painting that came about in a journey from a realist style of working to an abstract way of working and what came in-between .

A Recycling Adventure to the Steel Mill

Jessica Alexanderson, Brad W. Rudover, Shaziya M. Jaffer, illustrated by Adam Trask, Travis Fraser, edited by Jennifer Schwartz

Join Ellie and her friends on an exciting tour of the Steel Mill! After watching Daddy's truck get shredded at the scrapyard, they follow the recycled metal to see how it's melted down and transformed into something brand new. Along the way, they discover amazing facts about the planet and learn that the final step in the recycling journey is turning old metal into strong new steel. Packed with fun, color, and adventure, this story shows kids how recycling truly is like magic!

Mojo and the Magical Headphones

Kim van der Hoeven, illustrated by Mars Bowyer

Once Mojo starts wearing the newfound Magical Headphones, they bring him to different musical worlds—brought to life by his wondrous imagination and where his dreams come true. But how could that be possible?

Upcountry Magic

Maggie Cole, illustrated by Anna Eggleton

Nana tackles the question of artificial versus real Christmas Trees and why it matters.

Jim Colleran

The Typhoid Files

Ruth Redford, illustrated by Jake Hill

Marnie and her AI sidekick Glitch investigate typhoid and how scientists cracked the case of the life-threatening infection.

The Plague Files

Ruth Redford, illustrated by Jake Hill

Maisie and her AI sidekick Sparky investigate the Bubonic Plague and how scientists cracked the case of Black Death.

HBR Guide to Retaining Your Best People

Harvard Business Review

November 2025

The HBR Guide to Retaining Your Best People offers concrete advice and tactics to keep valuable employees engaged and loyal to your organisation. You'll discover how to meet their intrinsic needs, create opportunities for career development, and build a workplace where they want to excel.

Lucky Dog Comes Home

John Spray, illustrated by Scot Ritchie

When George returns home from WWII, he would have never imagined he could be the one to restore joy in his grieving town. A story about hope, community, and overcoming loss.

Mojorhythm

Sheree Renée Thomas

AI Ink.

Jason Van Tatenhove

Terry and the Pirates: The Master Collection Vol. 12

Mr. Milton Caniff, artist Mr. Milton Caniff

The Year of the Horse

Oliver Chin, illustrated by Jennifer Wood

Hannah is a spirited horse who has a lot riding on her! This feisty filly’s amazing journey celebrates the new year and kids’ can-do attitudes. 2014 is The Year of the Horse! Hannah is a foal who has a talented family and yearns to have special skills too. She befriends the boy Tom. Together can they bring his art teacher's important painting to the capital faraway? Hannah jumps at the chance to show that a little horse can have a lot of courage. When others think she’s too young, can Hannah prove her unbridled spirit can blaze its own trail? Illustrating expressive characters and vibrant action, artist Jennifer Wood creates an inviting new world for readers to explore. Tales from the Chinese Zodiac is a popular annual children’s book series showcasing the twelve charming animals that embody the Chinese New Year.

Critters of Alabama

Alex Troutman

Critters of the Carolinas

Alex Troutman

Vera the Astronaut

Susanna Isern, illustrated by Marta Moreno

Vera astronauta

Susanna Isern, illustrated by Marta Moreno

Stay With the Pot

Denise Nicholas

Reviving Artemis

Deborah Lee Luskin

Phoenix Eats + Drinks

Christina Barrueta

The Ontario Cottage

Lynne D. DiStefano, Dan Schneider, photographs by Steven Evans, drawings by Ho Yin Lee

Je suis liée

Kung Jaadee, illustrated by Carla Joseph

Afoot & Afield: Orange County

David Harris

Timber and Lua

Lily Hoàng, Vi Khi Nào

Across the Jewniverse

Kerry Olitzky, Deborah Bodin Cohen

180 surprising and fun facts about the Jewish people and culture drawn from a mere 5,000 years of history.

Banana Menorah

Lee Wind, illustrated by Karl West

When Skylar's family discovers they forgot to pack a Hanukkah menorah for their winter vacation, Skylar's creative thinking saves the celebration with unusual and silly replacements.

Pure Unlimited Love

Stephen G. Post Ph.D., foreword by His Holiness the Dalai Lama

A scientific and spiritual exploration of how the healing power of love can transform mind, body, and spirit in individuals and communities, even in times of chaos.

Eleanor Roosevelt’s Nightly Prayer

Donn Mitchell

A deep exploration of how Eleanor Roosevelt’s Christian faith led her to become one of the most well-known and praised humanitarians.

th book uv lost passwords1

bill bissett

The Caterpillar Woman

Nadia Sammurtok, illustrated by Carolyn Gan

Based on a traditional Inuit story, this tale of inner beauty, kindness, and magic is a perfect addition to any young reader's bookshelf.

Ings and Oughts

Alla Gorbunova, translated by Elina Alter

A River Dream

Edited by Jamie Harrison

Things That Are Funny on a Submarine, But Not Really

Yannick Murphy

Welcome Home Cozy Dinners

Hope Comerford, photographer Bonnie Matthews

Painting Victoria

Robert Amos

Anton Chekhov. Earliest Stories: Chekhov's Complete Collected Works, vol. 1

Edited by Rosamund Bartlett, Elena Michajlowska, author Anton Chekhov

A Victim of My Own Design

Luke O'Neil

Still Some Light in the House

Klaus Merz, translated by Marc Vincenz

Padam Padam

Kevin Killian, introduction by Kay Gabriel, edited by Evan Kennedy, Jason Morris

Byte Back

The Capacitor Collective, edited by Alessandro Delfanti, Enda Brophy

Hora del baño

Rocio Bonilla, illustrated by Rocio Bonilla

¿Dónde está mi Osito?

Rocio Bonilla, illustrated by Rocio Bonilla

Word Time

devorah major

How to End the Family Policing System

Edited by Erin Miles Cloud, Erica R. Meiners, Shannon Perez-Darby, C. Hope Tolliver

The Muslim 100 YA Edition Box Set

Original author Muhammad Mojlum Khan, adapted by Imran Mogra

A Festive Season on Vancouver Island

Bill Arnott

First Light

Iokepa Casumbal-Salazar

The life and times of a uniquely American testament In his retirement, Thomas Jefferson edited the New Testament with a penknife and glue, removing all mention of miracles and other supernatural events. Inspired by the ideals of the Enlightenment, Jefferson hoped to reconcile Christian tradition with reason by presenting Jesus of Nazareth as a g

The Jefferson Bible

Peter Manseau

December 2020

24/7 Politics

Kathryn Cramer Brownell

Tactics of Naval Combat Arms

Milan Vego PhD.

How to End Family Policing

Edited by Erin Miles Cloud, Erica R. Meiners, Shannon Perez-Darby, C. Hope Tolliver

Solidarity with Children

Madeline Lane-McKinley

War from the Rear

Andriy Lyubka, translated by Yulia Lyubka, Kate Tsurkan

Jack Slade

Adrian Gostick

American Revolution Considered as a Social Movement

J. Franklin Jameson, contributions by Michael A. Blaakman, Sarah Barringer Gordon

Can I Say That?

Dr. Chloe Carmichael

KGB Literati: Spy Fiction and State Security in the Soviet Union

Filip Kovacevic

KGB Literati offers a first-ever glimpse into the mysterious and long-ignored world and work of Soviet spies – and counterspies-turned-writers.

Devotions on F.I.R.E.

Dr. Ken J. Burge Sr.

Brokenness to Blessing

Janet Lynn Garcia

A Song over Miskwaa Rapids

Linda LeGarde Grover

Nothing Wanting

KJ Cerankowski

December 2025

An Eye for an I

James Francisco Bonilla

Spectropolis

Joshua Comaroff

Indigenous Inhumanities

Mark Minch-de Leon

The Multimodal Context of Phonological Learning

Debra Hardison

This book fills a need in applied linguistics by providing a comprehensive view of the multimodal context in which speech is perceived, produced, taught, and learned.

Richard Sparks

The Suicide's Grave

Designed by Dmitry Samarov, author James Hogg

The Canada Handbook

Adrian Raeside

My Little Santa

Gabrielle Vincent

Grandma Moses

Edited by Leslie Umberger, Randall R. Griffey, contributions by Erika Doss, Eleanor Jones Harvey, Stacy C. Hollander, Katherine Jentleson, Jane Kallir

California Cooking and Southern Style

Frances Schultz, contributions by Stephanie Valentine

February 2020

A Kingdom of Witches and Wanderers

Leslie O'Sullivan

Getting to Know ArcGIS Enterprise

Jon Emch, Diana Muresan, Travis Ormsby

December 2025

The first book from Esri Press about ArcGIS Enterprise, one of Esri’s most important technologies for keeping your organization agile, collaborative, and responsive.

The Eh Team

Charles Demers, foreword by Dakota Ray Hebert

The Marvel Universe

Bruce Wagner, designed by Dmitry Samarov

Burn the Boxes

Whitney Shafer

Till Taught by Pain

Susan Coventry

If These Walls Could Talk: Pittsburgh Steelers

Craig Wolfley, Jim Wexell

Corrective Lenses

Kathleen Burnham

Spiritual Woman

Harriet Hodgson MA

Hank's Change of Heart

Illustrated by Sasha Richards, author Cindy Williams Schrauben

Howl

Edited by Stephanie M. Wytovich, Lindy Ryan

Judah Maccabee Goes to the Doctor

Fruit Salad

Cathon, translated by Robin Lang, Helge Dascher

Anita Bartholomew

Ann D. Koffsky, illustrated by Talitha Shipman

Being the best and the bravest wasn't only an outside, shiny-shield thing. It was an on-the-inside thing too. And that's what Judah had to show his little sister, Hannah.

Blue-Collar Blessed

Denny LaVé

Truth They Didn't Want to Tell Me

Dr. Robert R. Redfield

Complete Carnivore

Jenny Mitich

The D.A. Calls a Turn

Erle Stanley Gardner

The D.A. Breaks a Seal

Erle Stanley Gardner

The D.A. Breaks an Egg

Erle Stanley Gardner

The Marvel Portfolio of Michael Allred - X-Men and Friends

Artist Michael Allred

Education Law in Canada

Edited by David C. Young

Education Law in Canada: A Guide for Teachers and Administrators, Second Edition offers practical insights and guidance about the impact of the law on Canadian education.

The Marvel Portfolio of Michael Allred - Marvel Universe

Artist Michael Allred

May Your Days Be Furry and Bright

Andrew Grey

The Marvel Portfolio of Michael Allred - Silver Surfer

Artist Michael Allred

Vector Search with JavaScript

Ben Greenberg

Photography and the Law

Robert H. Ratcliffe

Photography and the Law addresses the essential legal questions that photographers encounter daily. It is a valuable practical resource, providing concise explanations on what is permitted and where the legal boundaries are drawn for photography.

Planet Earth

Nicholas Ruddock

The Way I Am

Hector Hernandez, illustrated by Andi Andriansyah

Meet Isaac! A bright, creative kid who loves trains, dinosaurs, and building the craziest tracks you've ever seen! Isaac has autism, which means his brain works a little differently. Talking can be hard, loud sounds can feel overwhelming, and sometimes his feelings spill out in ways he can't explain.Through Isaac's eyes, discover what it's like to navigate a world that doesn't always understand—but also a world filled with love, patience, and amazing friends who see him for who he truly is. The Way I Am is a heartwarming story about acceptance, friendship, and celebrating what makes every child unique.Perfect for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to start conversations about neurodiversity, empathy, and the power of friendship.

In Sickness and in Healtth

Tom Jernigan

A love story of a husband and wife and the wife's struggle to survive three devasting strokes.

Trapped in the Past

Indira Merritt

When a teen music prodigy is thrown back three decades in the past, he must navigate grief, beats, and a version of his past that might rewrite his future.Trapped in the Past is a time-travel coming-of-age story about memory, music, and breaking emotional cycles—one timeline at a time.

Defending the Rainbow

Eike (ike) Waltz

I spend all my love to build a nest…I added eagle feathers every day on your request…Our king size bed cuddled our sultry skin…rose peddles teased and we had no safety net…yet…our hearts started to sing……She loves me……She loves me not……He loves She……She and He melt into our imaginary…We…Memories reflect blue eyes and black eyes stare into the flickering fire site…The beat of a night…The clock of infinity…Not a moment a waste…Time so simple…The price ever so high…But…we pay for it with all our love…You made my day we said…It's all about: anyway…..

Retain

Justin Goodman

"Retain: The Future of Learning in a Distracted World" tackles the problem every agency feels: within a day, most training slips away. Producers, CSRs, and account managers spend hours earning designations, then struggle to explain coverage when clients need clear answers. Meanwhile, top performers seem to remember everything under pressure. With this book, learn how they do it—and how any team can.Grounded in the science of lasting memory and written for a distracted world, "Retain" explains why traditional programs fade and how to build training that sticks. Through research and real-world examples, you'll see how spaced reinforcement, rapid retrieval, and scenario-based practice rewire the brain for instant recall—from complex policy nuances to high-stakes client conversations.Justin Goodman delivers an evidence-based blueprint built specifically for insurance—teach the right concepts at the right intervals, coach in minutes not meetings, and measure what transfers to the desk. The result is consistent performance you can feel—fewer E&O; exposures, less rework, faster ramp, and confident teams that show up ready when clients depend on you most.

"Smile, Mr. Buffalo!"

Robyn Dolgin

Ever seen a tourist try to hug a buffalo? Ranger Running Bear has—and he's here to spill the fur-raising, horn-tossing, laugh-out-loud tales! "Smile, Mr. Buffalo! A Tourist's Selfie Adventure in Yellowstone" serves up real-life Yellowstone blunders so silly they read like cartoons, teaching kids the do's and (mostly) don'ts of wild life encounters. Packed with giggles and "what were they thinking?!" moments, this book proves that nature is amazing—especially when you don't allow your common sense to wander off the trail.

Life Is Terminal

Micheline Brewer

A quick romp through Everyday Woods: skipping over niceties, stomping on propriety, and turning over the moss of society.

The Doppelganger Omnibus

Marie Brennan

Warrior

Marie Brennan

Witch

Marie Brennan

What You Didn’t Hear

Jupiter Sacadura

"What You Didn't Hear" is a moving picture book that explores the unseen and unheard experiences of a neurodivergent child. Through lyrical text and expressive illustrations, it invites readers to look beyond what they see—and listen with empathy to what's often missed.

Elevator Boy

David M Stern

Discover the spiritual journey of a Hollywood runaway who transformed into the publisher of the once-leading LGBTQ+ publications, Frontiers and IN Los Angeles. Addressing childhood trauma, addiction, recovery, and salvation through soap operas, from the '70s, through the AIDS pandemic, ending in 2025, this gripping memoir contains lessons, pearls of insight, and delightful accounts of a rich and inspiring life journey.

Count Your Blessings

Our Daily Bread Ministries

Ruth, Esther, Song of Songs

Words from Daddy Joe

Mark A. Grider

In Words From Daddy Joe, Mark A. Grider, Esq., shares the powerful and enduring lessons taught by his grandfather, Daddy Joe. This inspirational guide is filled with personal anecdotes and practical advice that will resonate with readers of all ages and backgrounds. Discover the principles of values-based leadership, the importance of mentorship, and the strength of hope and resilience through Daddy Joe's timeless wisdom.

2025 Connecticut Literary Anthology

Edited by Christine Kandic Torres, Victoria Buitron, author Frederick-Douglass Knowles II

Tamer Volume 1

NiwaRhythm, Tamaki Yoshigae

Karma Kitty Christmas

Amy Lane

Faux for the Holidays

Lee Ohlson

British Entanglement with Brazilian Slavery: Masters in Another Empire, c. 1822-1888

Joseph Mulhern

This book looks beyond the British Empire and the Slavery Abolition Act to focus on Brazil as the final frontier of Britain’s centuries-long involvement with transatlantic slavery.

Chernobyl Trauma and Gothic: Testimony, Cultural Memory and Global Literary Perspectives

Stuart Lindsay

This scholarly monograph explores the published eyewitness testimonies, poetry and literature surrounding the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster. =

The Witches' Almanac 2026-2027 Edición Estándar, Número 45

Edited by Theitic, translated by José Justiniani

The Witches’ Almanac es una publicación sofisticada que atrae tanto a lectores generales como a devotos wiccanos.

Alessandro Michele

Judith Beyer

Alessandro Michele revolutionized Gucci with his eclectic, gender-fluid aesthetic, blending nostalgia, pop culture and philosophy into a maximalist vision. This book explores Michele’s impact as a fashion auteur who reshaped contemporary style, identity and fashion storytelling.

A Wedding In Whimsy

Clarissa J. Markiewicz

The holidays have come again to the quaint town of Whimsy, New York, where the Spirit of Whimsy grants your deepest wish. This year, Roma Sky, Kyla Silberman, and Wyatt Thomas are going to need her help.The bride-to-be: After a long wait, Roma has finally found her soulmate and gets to plan her dream wedding. When a new entity in town threatens to ruin her special day, though, Roma finds out more than just her wedding is at stake.The maid of honor: Kyla thinks the Spirit of Whimsy is a silly fairy tale, but will a devout believer—who happens to be gorgeous—change her mind?The half brother of the bride: Wyatt is balancing a difficult diagnosis, a baby on the way, and his loveable but wild Italian greyhound. He's got the chaos under control . . . or so he thinks.You're invited to A Wedding In Whimsy, provided the Spirit of Whimsy can help pull it off before that holiday magic fades away.

D.B. and the Redemption of John Mead

Robin West

John Mead grew up in the 1960s as an only child in a rural Washington community. In his youth, he loved football and hunting and fishing. Though his love for the outdoors never wanes, his life takes a new direction, first with the love of a young woman, and then in a fateful entanglement in one of the greatest mysteries of the twentieth century. From the jungles of Vietnam to the tundra of Alaska, John's life is filled with challenges and rewards, including a spiritual awakening, as well as painful illustrations that the ultimate cost of war can far exceed the price paid on the battlefield.

The Seven Rules of Life

Bobby Williams

The 7 Rules: A Spiritual Path to Inner PeaceThis guide to emotional well-being isn't just about managing your feelings; it's about aligning your spirit with God's will. By shifting your focus from the chaos of the world to the divine order within, you can cultivate a profound and lasting peace that transcends any earthly circumstance. The core of this teaching is to surrender your burdens to God, live fully in His grace, and nurture a spirit of gratitude and faith.

Dawn of the Water Witch

Harold Lee Adams

Enter a world divided, where elemental magic fuels both battles and alliances. Forces of Air, Earth, Fire, and Water shape the tides of destiny, as dark magic and demons threaten to seize control. Only a united front of magic users and ordinary humans stands between survival and destruction.At the heart of this chaos stands Saffra, a girl with a rare gift—command over Water itself. A girl stolen from innocence and forged into a weapon. Raised by the ruthless Guild Masters, she was trained through torment to wield her power, teaching her to hate, kill, and obey. But when her magic surged beyond their control, the Guild sentenced her to death.From across the sea, Enoch, the World Master and living embodiment of magic, saw in Saffra the spark of prophecy—foretold by the First Tree to become the greatest sorceress the world would ever know. He saved her from death, claimed her as his apprentice, and in that moment, rewrote the fate of their world.

Draft U

Candice Suarez, illustrated by Olivia Shaughnessy

What if navigating major life transitions felt empowering rather than daunting? Draft U: A Life Drafting Journal to Self-Discovery, Goal-Setting, and Career Planning for Teens & Young Adults makes it possible for teens and young adults to tackle complex changes with clarity and confidence. Created by seasoned educator, counselor, and life drafting coach Candice Suarez.

The Miss(Ed) Opportunities of Teaching with the Department of Education

Jamey M. Long

To inform and engage a broader audience about the stakes involved in educational mismanagement from an education and business perspective.

Romanian Capitalism on Film

Constantin Parvulescu, Claudiu Turcuș

Discusses how Romanian cinema represents the development of post-1989 Romanian economy and society.

Living Through Capitalism

James A. Chamberlain

Sketches communities of life as a radical alternative to capitalist devastation.

Infrastructures of Crisis in Global Twenty-First Century Literature

Lucy Neave

Examines real-world crisis narratives as represented in literary texts including nuclear disaster, the ‘refugee crisis’, global pandemics and climate change.

Hemingway and Posthumanism

Edited by Marcos Antonio Norris, Ryan Hediger

Examines the life and works of Ernest Hemingway through the lens of posthumanism.

Islamic Objects in Seventeenth-Century Italy

Federica Gigante

Explores the history of material exchanges between the Islamic world and Italy in the seventeenth century.

Atlantic Theory

John E. Drabinski

Asks how the history of empire has impacted the intellectual life of the Atlantic world, and how that history has created a set of critical theory issues distinctive to the Atlantic world.

Corruption in the Ottoman Polity

Edited by Boğaç A. Ergene, Cengiz Kırlı

Presents the first collective study to examine diverse approaches to corruption in the Ottoman polity.

Democracy Redefined

Chibli Mallat

Presents a radically new definition of majoritarian democracy.

Changing Scotland

David McCrone

Traces how social change transformed Scotland from the 1970s, expressed through politics, culture and identity.

Slightly Magical Irish Poetry and the Long 1990s

Lucy McDiarmid

Examines the way recent Irish poems interrogate the status of a place or being or phenomenon considered ‘magic’.

Remains

Jacques Derrida, edited by Pleshette DeArmitt, Kas Saghafi

Explores Jacques Derrida’s thoughts on what it means to ‘remain’.

Chilean Women’s Poetry under Neoliberalism, 1980–2020

Bárbara Fernández-Melleda

Examines how women poets have expressed resistance against neoliberalism in Chile at times of intense political upheaval.

The Natural History of Film Form

Pansy Duncan

Outlines a new historical understanding of the emergence of early film aesthetics.

Strange Intimacies – Affect, Embodiment and Materiality in Virginia Woolf and Jean Rhys

Eret Talviste

Examines the life-affirming and enchanting aspects of Woolf’s and Rhys’s modernism with feminist, affect and new materialist theories.

Emotions in Scottish Protestant Public Worship, 1560-1638

Nathan C. J. Hood

Studies the emotional culture of corporate religious rituals in post-Reformation Scotland.

The Asian American Renaissance

Mai Wang

Uncovers the previously neglected links between the nineteenth-century American canon and twentieth-century Asian American writers.

The Edinburgh Companion to Gilbert Simondon

Edited by Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari, Anaïs Nony, Gregorio Tenti

An exhaustive introduction to Gilbert Simondon’s oeuvre.

Shame in Contemporary You-Narration

Denise Wong

Argues that temporality and affect are critical dimensions of the proliferation of second-person narratives in the twenty-first century.

The Ballad Revival in Romantic-era Britain, Germany and Scandinavia

Lis Møller

Explores the Romantic-era ballad revival in Britain, Germany and Scandinavia as a transnational phenomenon.

Kirk Discipline and Roman Catholicism in Early Modern Scotland

Ryan Burns

Presents an absorbing history of the interplay between Catholics and the early modern kirk.

The Essays and Articles of Alfred North Whitehead, 1886-1916

Edited by Brian G. Henning, Joseph Petek, Robert J. Valenza

A chronological and critically edited collection of Whitehead’s published and unpublished essays and articles written between 1886 and 1916.

The Essays and Articles of Alfred North Whitehead, 1917-1942

Edited by Brian G. Henning, Joseph Petek

A chronological and critically edited collection of all of Whitehead’s essays and articles, including previously unknown essays.

Freedom to Know

Professor Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach

Asks how a (world) community can be created to allow structural minorities equitable access to hermeneutical and material resources.

The Cinema of Paula Markovitch

Inela Selimović

A study of the intersection between marginality and sensescapes in Paula Markovitch’s films.

Jean-Luc Nancy and the Deconstruction of Christianity

Ashok Collins

Explores Jean-Luc Nancy's innovative engagement with the deconstructive tradition and its implications for thinking religion.

Another Humanity

Benjamin P. Davis

September 2025

Offers a new reading of humanity in decolonial theory.

The Blackhole Kids

j.l. oneill

Ajar

Margo LaPierre

The Annex

Translated by Kathryn Gabinet-Kroo, author Catherine Mavrikakis

The Nuances of Love

Edited by Christine Sansalone, Diana Iuele-Colilli, Maria Pia Spadafora

A Ladder of Bones

Bunmi Oyinsan

A Door, a Window

Burt Kimmelman

Or Current Resident

Thomas Fink

Whose Fish Is It?

William A. Douglass

Blind Persistence

Edited by Ishmael Reed, Justin Desmangles

The Origin of the Future

Translated by Jonathan Kaplansky, author Francis Catalano

Between the Island and the Turtle

Karine Rosso, translated by Anita Anand

Poetry for the New Millennium

Edited by Marta López Luaces

Max Layton

Baki the Grappler Vol.3

Keisuke Itagaki

Baki the Grappler Vol.4

Keisuke Itagaki

Jem Bloomfield

Ruffians & Recipes

Gina Verissimo Hall, Charles Jamison Hall

"Ruffians & Recipes" is a history cookbook focused on the culinary legacies left behind by the Portuguese maritime explorers of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries as they opened new trade routes from Europe to Asia and the Americas. Told through the exploits of the Portuguese explorers, this story is about the people they met along the way and the recipes that emerged from the collision of cultures. Aproveite!

The Construction of the Human Subject

Francois D. Pujol

An Epistemic Journey from Descartes tothe Postmodern Mind

Diverging Streams

Earl L Carlson

While relating a story of reunited lovers, Diverging Streams speculates on the afterlife and the nature of time and space. It also answers that nagging question: Why can't we remember the future as we remember the past?

Blue Jay Tapestry

Channing Kury

Blue Jay Tapestry is a peregrination through the human psyche with a blue jay accent.

Gaffle O'Feral

JT Meuse

The O'Ferals are a close-knit family of stray cats living in the charming town of Skerries, Ireland. Whiskers O'Feral, the fun-loving patriarch and master storyteller, decides that it's time for a big change: he wants to move the family to New York. His young kitten, Gaffle, loves their family in Ireland dearly and feels uncertain about leaving everything he knows behind.To ease Gaffle's worries, Whiskers paints a bright picture of America, claiming that the streets are paved with fish and promising an unforgettable adventure together. Although hesitant, Gaffle eventually agrees to the move, as he hopes it will help him be adopted into a human home. However, as he learns about his father's hidden motive for their journey, Gaffle begins to question his father's tales and struggles with his decision. Unbeknownst to Gaffle, he is about to begin a wonderful, funny, and inspiring adventure as the main character in his own story.

Andy and the Warriors of the Fourteenth Floor

Penny Simpson

At ten years old, Andy told his mom that she needed to tell their story: "I've seen you writing in your notebook. Cancer is scary, but I think we've done a good job. A book would help people not to be so afraid." Andy made his mom promise. Armed with her son's courage, a journal reflecting three years of hospital life, medical procedures, and family stories, this memoir was born.

Sweet Journeys

MIchelle Dombrowski

Take a sweet journey around the globe with this beautifully illustrated coloring book! Designed for kids ages 7+ and fun for the whole family, Sweet Journeys introduces children to desserts, traditions, and cultures from around the world.With beautiful illustrations and easy-to-read descriptions, children explore famous desserts from different countries and cultures — from Argentina's soft alfajores to Japan's chewy mochi and France's elegant éclairs.Perfect for creative play and cultural exploration, this book blends learning and fun on every page — making it ideal for families, classrooms, and anyone who loves coloring and discovering the world through food.

How to Get Credit

Anthony West

"How to Get Credit" is a book all about how to build good, long-lasting credit. By using the author's 10-step credit method, you will be able to take on the world of credit with ease. You will become equipped with real-world strategies and real solutions that will help in any situation.

Sweat Equity

"Fixer" Jay DeCima

Most beginner investors do not have a lot of money to start investing in real estate. SWEAT EQUITY shows you specific plans for you to use your skills and knowledge to earn $1,000,000.

Broken Horn Valley Stories by Dave

David Henry

Memorable hunting stories with many pictures to encourage you as a first time hunter or as a hunter of many years. Learn from my experiences and realize the joy and fun that hunters, outdoorsman, land owners or anyone can have just by reading my stories.

Poems to God

Alan Altany, Ph.D.

Poems to God (2025) focuses upon the idea that in both the ordinary and extraordinary aspects of existence and experience, there are intimations or only thinly veiled encounters with the sacred or that which is holy (especially what Christians believe to be God). It is an invitation to religious and non-religious people seeking meaning, purpose, and God.

Time Transcending Moralities

Michaels, Michael Alston

In Time Transcending Moralities: A Moral Code for the Past, Present, and Future, author Michaels weaves a bold, thoughtful, and unflinching philosophical inquiry into the nature of morality across generations. What begins as a personal journal evolves into a powerful manuscript that dares to ask: What kind of moral code can withstand the test of time — guiding not only our current society, but echoing with relevance in both the lessons of the past and the challenges of the future?

Home

Dahsheen Amin

Miraj tried to do it right the first time. He found love. He built a life. He left the streets behind. Now years later, with a wife he loves and a future he's still learning to believe in, he finds himself on what should be a simple road trip home. Instead, a detour cracks the illusion wide open, exposing a dark chain of crimes, stolen lives and a network of human exploitation that threads back to the very moment he tried to erase. As the layers unravel, so does Miraj. Each mile brings him closer to a truth he isn't sure he can survive, and further from the safety he thought he'd earned.

How It All Began

Claudine Jones-Bourne

A heartwarming and candid anthology of personal stories from a New York nursing home. From tales of first love and wartime survival to unexpected adventures, simple joys, and bittersweet goodbyes, these accounts reflect on and celebrate the breadth of the human experience.Perfect for readers who love oral history, intergenerational storytelling, or simply believe that every life has something to teach us!

Happenstance and Luck

Frank Cornacchiulo, & Associates

What is happenstance? (coincidence) What is luck? (success brought about by chance). This book, Happenstance & Luck, is a collection of short stories by Frank Cornacchiulo & Associates with examples of what happens as we journey through life.

Careening Thru The Slums Of Utopia

Keith A. Mandella

Careening Thru The Slums of Utopia is a pharisaical campaign against impending global mediocrity. Cultivated and conceived of slanderous libel and pessimistic propaganda for the masses. Positive, demoralized cynical idealism grappled with the realities of contradiction and optimism. A transcendent, spiritually liberated and un-harnessed focus of free reign of vision. The beautifully distressed and dysfunctional, resilient scrutinization of 'Numbing the Now'. The disturbed, demonic, ethereal souls lovingly squeeze and manipulate the senses; Reminding us that compromising nothing means everything.

Evidence Clearly Seen ...

Eugene Glenn

In a world pitting science against faith, this standalone book—extracted from Chapter 2 of my larger work, *Evidence Clearly Seen*—bridges the divide with fresh insight. Titled *Evidence Clearly Seen of God within the Complexity versus Intelligence Equation*, it uniquely blends cutting-edge science and biblical wisdom to reveal divine intelligence in creation's intricacies. Unlike typical defenses, it empowers readers to see God's hand through evidence, debunking the idea that Christianity is anti-science or that evolution explains life's origins.Aimed at encouraging college students facing doubts and Christians pressured by secular views, this book clarifies: Evolution deals with adaptation, not abiogenesis—the natural origin of life. Drawing from Romans 1:19-20—"Since what can be known about God is evident among them... His invisible attributes... have been clearly seen... through what He has made"—we explore undeniable proofs of the Creator.As a Gospel preacher, I identify the biblical God through history (2025 years since Jesus, history's most famous figure), nano-scale cellular complexity, quantum physics wonders, and cosmic structures. These scream intelligent design, not chance.My journey adds uniqueness: I once sought compatibility between creation and evolution, pondering if Genesis' "days" were eons (per 2 Peter 3:8). But Genesis 2:5 shows plants created on Day 3 hadn't sprouted by Day 6—ruling out long periods. Science concurs: DNA and proteins degrade in hours; life demands instant assembly, as in Genesis.World-renowned chemist Dr. James Tour's nanotechnology reveals synthesizing amino acids and DNA is immensely complex, even lab-made versions degrade quickly. His unmet challenges to abiogenesis researchers prove time hinders, not helps, natural origins.This book dispels myths, fosters intellectually robust faith, and affirms no scientific basis for undirected life emergence. Discover creation's wonders and gain unshakeable confidence in God.

The Light Carrier

Susan Danker

Meet Hannah and Josh on the ridge where Beth went to be alone after Tyson's burial, and witness their endeavor to conceal evidence of Beth's final act in order to protect her legacy. Accompany the Tanners through the years as they continue life on Bauer Ranch, establish a name for themselves among horse trainers and start a family of their own. Meanwhile, Victor and Dylynn reside in Colorado with Ben until a hidden secret is revealed that threatens to divide the family. Beth's lineage carries the light through grief, fear, adventure and joy as they endure life and overcome the perilous consequences of the past.

Enduring Love - Principles for Nurturing Relationships that Last.

Christopher Falconer

"Enduring Love—Principles for Nurturing Relationships that Last" is a heartfelt guide for anyone longing to build and sustain relationships that reflect the heart of God. In a world where love often feels fragile, this book reminds us that true love is not just an emotion but a choice, a covenant, and a reflection of God's enduring nature. Drawing from scripture, personal reflection, and timeless principles, "Enduring Love" explores the qualities that make relationships thrive—patience that protects, kindness that heals, forgiveness that restores, and faith that anchors us through life's storms. With warmth and practical wisdom, this book shows you how to apply these principles in marriage, family life, friendships, and community, offering both encouragement and guidance for every season of relationships.Each chapter invites you to look deeper into your own journey of love while also pointing them toward the ultimate source of love—God himself. Through real-life examples, biblical stories, and reflection questions, "Enduring Love" helps you grow in the daily practices that nurture strong, lasting bonds. This book was not born just from ideas but from live experience—years of laughter and loss, closeness and distance, growth and grace. It is the fruit of real love—tested, stretched, and strengthened over time. It is more than just words on a page; it is a testimony—a reflection of the sacred, messy, and beautiful journey of choosing love daily, especially when it's not easy. It is an offering to those who believe that love is more than a feeling; it is a commitment, a discipline, and a covenant.

Enduring Love - Principles for Nurturing Relationships That Last.

Christopher Falconer

"Enduring Love—Principles for Nurturing Relationships that Last" is a heartfelt guide for anyone longing to build and sustain relationships that reflect the heart of God. In a world where love often feels fragile, this book reminds us that true love is not just an emotion but a choice, a covenant, and a reflection of God's enduring nature. Drawing from scripture, personal reflection, and timeless principles, "Enduring Love" explores the qualities that make relationships thrive—patience that protects, kindness that heals, forgiveness that restores, and faith that anchors us through life's storms. With warmth and practical wisdom, this book shows you how to apply these principles in marriage, family life, friendships, and community, offering both encouragement and guidance for every season of relationships.Each chapter invites you to look deeper into your own journey of love while also pointing them toward the ultimate source of love—God himself. Through real-life examples, biblical stories, and reflection questions, "Enduring Love" helps you grow in the daily practices that nurture strong, lasting bonds. This book was not born just from ideas but from live experience—years of laughter and loss, closeness and distance, growth and grace. It is the fruit of real love—tested, stretched, and strengthened over time. It is more than just words on a page; it is a testimony—a reflection of the sacred, messy, and beautiful journey of choosing love daily, especially when it's not easy. It is an offering to those who believe that love is more than a feeling; it is a commitment, a discipline, and a covenant.

More Mindful Moments

Dr. Kimberlee Flatt

Dear Friend,Welcome back to a space where creativity and mindfulness meet. This second volume in the Mindful Moments series continues the journey of blending therapeutic science with artistic expression. With new meditations and hand-drawn coloring pages, it invites you to pause, reflect, and reconnect with yourself.Life rarely slows down. Between responsibilities and constant noise, we often forget to breathe. This book offers a gentle reset, using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) principles alongside creative practices to bring clarity and calm.Inside, you'll explore ACT's six core processes: learning to open up to feelings, step back from unhelpful thoughts, return to the present moment, see yourself with compassion, clarify your values, and take action that aligns with what matters most. Each concept is paired with a simple metaphor and a short mindfulness script you can revisit anytime.To deepen the experience, every chapter includes original illustrations inspired by the things I love to color—flowing water, wide skies, and quilted blankets. As you color, you are not only creating something beautiful, you are grounding your nervous system, lowering stress, and giving your mind a chance to rest.This is more than a coloring book. It is a therapeutic companion, a creative reset, and a reminder that you don't need to fix who you are. You only need tools that meet you where you are and help you live with courage and intention.So gather your favorite markers or pencils, settle in with these pages, and color your way back to calm, clarity, and yourself.With compassion and creativity,Dr. K

Come On In, Don't Get Lonesome

Lauri Cruver Cherian

It is 1910, and Tacoma, Washington is booming. Immigrants flock to the City of Destiny to find work at the Tideflats, railroad, waterfront, and sawmills, to pursue the American Dream. A lucky few have found a home at the Old Alpha, a boarding house with the slogan: "Come on in, don't get lonesome!" Amidst the hustle and bustle of activity in the boarding house lives a little girl. She is intrigued by the stories and friendships she makes with the immigrant men boarding at the Old Alpha on Tacoma Avenue South. This tender story will touch your heart as you follow the life of this little girl and the boarders who share her home in a boom town.

Baja Adventures

Mark Samuels, illustrated by Dawna Samuels

Join Cruz, Manny, and Isaac in the legendary Desert 1000! When Cruz tries to race the distance solo, he discovers that true champions rely on their friends. Packed with action, adventure, and a powerful lesson about teamwork, this story shows that the best victories are the ones shared.

Created To Overcome

Nicole Gaskins

Anchored in John 16:33, CREATED TO OVERCOME is a powerful memoir of faith,loss, and resilience. Amid heartbreak, grief, and the chaos of a global pandemic,the author discovers how pain can shape purpose. With raw honesty and spiritualinsight, this story offers hope to anyone seeking healing, clarity, and thestrength to rise again.

We Didn’t Ask To Be Here

Ariadni Brempou

Welcome to the ultimate parent survival guide: a self-help book written by a teenager about teenagers for parents. I'm here to answer all your pressing questions, from how to identify and alter your parenting style to fit the most psychologically healthy one, to how to navigate challenging circumstances such as single parenthood, to how to set your children up for personal and achievement-based success.To make everything easier to conceptualize, I use relevant references from teenagers I know and from popular shows and movies like Friends, Dead Poets Society, Grey's Anatomy, and much more! Remember, it's never too late to improve and reflect.You can do this!Please note that all proceeds will go toward charities that nurture the relationship between incarcerated parents and their children. Purchase a book today to help the cause!

An Eagle Soars

Margaret Hanley Rebello, illustrated by Dana Vacca

This is a story about a mother acknowledging the shift between letting go of control and to guiding her son, as he pulls away and is released to find his independence and navigate the lessons of life.

Helsinki

Henrik Meinander

Helsinki – founded by Sweden, refashioned by Russia, forever shaped by the sea

The 12 Days o Yule: A Scottish Christmas

Susan Rennie, illustrated by Matthew Land

Take a deep breath and prepare for a journey through all twelve days of Yuletide with a cast of skaters skooshin, lassies birlin, sheep a-shooglin and the all-important five gowden rings. The stunningly beautiful illustrations bring this Scots version of the ever-popular Christmas song to life in vivid detail.

The Boy, the Horse, and the Fiddle

Feiwen Shen

Kate and Her Puppy Latte

Yiting Xu

Chinese Plants Dyeing Guide

Jiao Zhou

Qigong

Xiaoting Zhao

Complete Guide of Self-Massage

Changqing Guo

The Family Treasure

Illustrated by Jian Li, author Yajuan Lu

The Longevity Code

Li Yang

Chinese Art Patterns Coloring Book

Shi Shi

Chinese New Year Coloring Book

Illustrated by Lin Xin

Dunhuang Mural Coloring Book

Wu Xiaohui

Art and Artifice: A Memoir

Gail R. Bergan

In the mid-2000s, Gail Bergan was in the midst of a second divorce when she fell in love again—hard. Paul was a colleague she'd worked with for more than a decade. When their stars collided, he seemed to be the one she'd waited for her entire life. He had exceptional artistic abilities and a deep desire to pursue a career as an artist that had lain unfulfilled since his college days. With encouragement and support from Gail, they both quit their jobs in Houston and moved to a small seaside town on the Texas Gulf Coast to open an art gallery that would showcase Paul's work. The triumphant grand opening of their gallery took place in September 2005. What happened 4 weeks later detonated a bomb that blew Gail's world apart, reverberating in her life for the next 10 years.In "Art and Artifice," Gail's debut memoir, she describes the familiar patterns of getting involved with a narcissist: love bombing, emotional control and manipulation, gaslighting, abandonment—then return and repeat. She also describes how a brilliant therapist helped her break the pattern of control and set her on the path to healing. Gail wrote this memoir to help other women recognize these dangerous liaisons and to offer hope, solidarity, and support for those who choose to walk away.

Saving Men From Themselves

Louis Bezich

Want more out of life? Tired of being told that it's all downhill over 50? Does the thought of feeling good, sleeping well, and improving your sex life sound appealing? If so, brother, this book is for you. Saving Men from Themselves is your guide to a lifestyle where you can achieve these goals with a fresh approach to health and happiness that rejects masculine stereotypes and builds motivation by leveraging your most important relationships. Simply put, a model that matches purpose with practice. Using the lens of fifty-plus men he explored in his first book, Crack The Code, author Louis Bezich presents 20 evidence-based tactics complete with strategies to energize your relationships, develop healthy habits, and stay mentally sharp. And, to drive these points home, real-life stories accompany each tactic demonstrating how humanity and habits come together to create a sustainable lifestyle.Equally important, Bezich's model confronts the growing gap between life span and health span—the years we live in a state of good health, able to participate in all that life has to offer. While his tactics carry the strength to tackle a man's traditional resistance to healthy practices, his new approach can benefit men and women of all ages.Most men, need to develop rituals that transition their lives to a point where their day is incomplete without physical activity and eating healthy is the norm—but it doesn't have to be drudgery. Saving Men provides men, and the people that love them, with a roadmap to find the motivation and the drive to lead a healthy and happy life.Saving Men will show you:•That new beliefs about masculinity can improve your physical and mental health, and how to climb out of those old worn- out stereotypes.•The value of managing sleep, stress, and cognitive health as well as the importance of happiness, laughter, friendship, and fun. •How to pivot and overcome obstacles that once seemed insurmountable but now are entirely doable.

Thicker Than Water: Saga of Pumpkin Masher

Robert Shields

When a monster screams, it frightens the masses, terrifies the weak, and invites chaos. Occasionally, it will even awaken a hero.

Time Conjurer II

Michael Kennedy

Psychiatrist Kenny Lawson receives a call from his time-traveling Great Aunt Delilah to help investigate a mysterious murder in 1955 Charleston where a man was liquified. Kenny has reason to believe the killer is Lucas Mobley—who died in 1919 and who's spirit Delilah had previously used to protect her family.Kenny discovers the murder they are investigating is only one of 55 murders committed against men who had participated in Charleston's 1919 Race Riot. These new unsolved murders spawned macabre new folklore and changes in the timeline, and it's up to Kenny to travel back to the past, stop the murders before they ever happen, and undo the changes to history this haint has caused!

Health Benefits of Red Light Therapy

Bob Kapheim

Over the past couple of years, red light therapy has been gaining popularity among dermatologists, chiropractors, spas, and health-oriented individuals. "Health Benefits of Red-Light Therapy" is a thoroughly researched book that provides insight into the different red light therapy treatments for skin and body issues, major organ problems, mental and sexual health issues, and weight loss programs.

Francis the Fuzzy Frog

Wendy Smith, illustrated by Kyle Creasy

Francis is no ordinary frog. He enjoys doing regular froggy things but when danger comes to his little pond, he must figure out how he is uniquely capable of helping.

The Fuckery

RJ Austin

Life is full of ups and downs. We take all these life experiences, put them in a blender, and out comes who we are. Sometimes the results are not so positive; but what happens when you meet the person that can change the direction your life is headed in? What happens when you meet the one person that brings the strength out of you and helps you back get back on your feet? Meet Michelle and Miller. Two people that meet at a time in their lives when they need each other in the worst way. One weak and looking for strength. The other strong and looking for someone to love them and their dark past.

The Very Tall Tale of Brio and Beans

S. Sousa

The Very Tall Tale of Brio and Beans tells of two very imaginative friends brought together through a surprising introduction.

What is My Purpose?

Morgan Irby

What is My Purpose? is a picture book for children 1-8. The story begins with a question that is asked by humans and answered by God. In this heartfelt picture book, God gently guides two curious children through big questions about why they're here. From busy bees to the moon and even the clouds, God made everything for a reason, including us. What Is My Purpose? helps young readers understand that purpose isn't about doing more—it's about being who God created them to be.

Franky(sito)'s World

Angelina Dumarot

Franky(sito)'s World is a heartfelt story inspired by real events, focusing on a young boy with autism growing up in a loving multigenerational Latino household. Franky lives with his mom, bisabuelos (great-grandparents), and tío (uncle), all of whom play vital roles in his life.The story explores Franky's challenges with feeling overwhelmed in crowded places and navigating communication in both English and Spanish. With the support of teachers, therapists, and other professionals, Franky learns to manage his emotions, develop social skills, and find his place in a world that can be too fast and loud.This touching narrative highlights the unique journey of individuals with special needs, emphasizing the power of love, patience, and understanding from a supportive community.

The Good Investor: How Your Work Can Confront Injustice, Love Your Neighbour, And Bring Healing To The World

Robin John, foreword by Ron Blue

From entrepreneur and head of a multibillion-dollar investment firm, Robin John, comes a transformative journey to heal the world's brokenness through the power of investing in what bestselling author John C. Maxwell calls a 'compelling vision and a practical application for all professionals to embrace the good'.

Butterflies of Vermont

Kate Taylor

Butterflies aren’t just a joy to watch; they’re vital pollinators that help sustain Vermont’s rich biodiversity. Butterflies of Vermont is a quick, concise, and fully illustrated guide to the native species of the Green Mountain State – perfect for field walks, garden spotting, or quiet moments of nature study.

Rumpelstiltskin's Baby

Peter J. Tamases

No longer a children's fairy tale, Rumpelstiltskin's Baby is a fun and rewarding, intelligent work of literary fiction with a bit of relevant fantasy time travel. Our version has the traditional miller trigger all the action by bragging to the ruling Count (we don't have a king) that his daughter, Alma, can spin straw into gold. Rump then comes up with a scheme – a plausible caper consistent with his time and place, but worthy of films of five hundred years later – for the Count to receive, each of three mornings, gold he believes the miller's daughter has spun from straw. At the outset Rump acknowledges to us, the readers, that he and Alma conceived the baby over the same three nights. After they take us through delivering the gold, the plot shifts to center around how he and Alma maintain a safe, close "family" relationship, plausible to the nobility and the world.As a Count more easily can become friendly with Rump, they then can discuss all sorts of things, from the roles of elves and trolls, to the Papal Bulls allowing the Portuguese to inflict hereditary enslavement on the people of Africa. They even embrace Rump's clearly feminist view in discussing women and the game of chess.We've eliminated name secrecy as a factor, though it is discussed and analyzed in relation to a Norse tale that Alma tells. Rump adopts our author's disparagement of name secrecy, and does so quite nicely, I might add. Gertrude, Hamlet's mom, plays a key role, important to our plot. Shakespeare may not have written her play yet, but he'll soon get around to it and she'll be an historic figure predating our tale. Though we're not supposed to know it yet, we will, soon. That's good enough for us. Gertrude stays in!But what about a "beard" as a partner to a gay man, meant to hide his orientation. While we include a bit of that, the word itself wasn't used until the 20th century. That's too great a reach, so, though the thought stays, the word "beard" is out.

Why Do I Still Think About You

Karmen Audino

Why do we still think about them, even after the story ends?"Why Do I Still Think About You" is a deeply intimate exploration of the echoes we carry: past loves, unresolved endings, and the emotional residue that lingers long after life has moved on. Through raw reflection and poetic prose, Karmen Audino unpacks the complexity of grief, memory, and longing, not just for people, but for who we were with them.This is not a story about heartbreak alone—it's about the parts of ourselves we lost in the process, the questions that never got answered, the patterns we keep repeating, and the emotional fingerprints that remain, even after healing. Blending memoir, introspection, and cultural commentary, Karmen's voice evokes the aching beauty of Lana Del Rey lyrics, the dreamlike melancholy of a Terrence Malick film, and the soft devastation of a Cigarettes After Sex song.For anyone who's ever tried to explain a feeling they couldn't name, this is for you.

In the Belly of the Beast

Alex Norman

Discover the life-changing and extraordinary history of the Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade and its influence during the 1960s Civil Rights Movement.Scholar and author Dr. Alex J Norman cover the organizations roots as Walter Bremond's vision in 1968 during the Los Angeles Black Congress, the merger with Dr. John Buggs' concept of a "Black United Way", the backlash from the United Way of Los Angeles County, and Brotherhood Crusade's subsequent establishment as the first, independent Black fundraising organization in Los Angeles, currently celebrating more than 50 years of serving the community.

Our House That Bleeds

Robert Sticek

Following the death of their parents, Mason and his brothers have been reunited after two years at the execution of their inheritance, including a newly built estate just outside Philadelphia. Questioning the stipulations in the inheritance, Mason discovers a set of blueprints that have been locked in his father's desk, along with a mysterious letter addressed to all three brothers… With the house exhibiting signs of paranormal activity and his brothers acting out of character, Mason is left with a decision that could save his brothers… at the cost of his own mortal life. Maybe some family secrets are best left buried.

The Fashionista's Guide to Wine Talk

Lauren Karch, Laurn Karch

Step into a world where sophistication meets style, and fashion gracefully intertwines with the art of wine. "The Fashionista's Guide to Wine Talk, Volume 1" is your chic companion to exploring the captivating synergy between your favorite wardrobe staples and a glass of fine wine. This elegant guide introduces you to popular grape varietals and wine styles from around the globe, offering approachable education for both seasoned wine lovers and enthusiastic beginners.Discover the shared vocabulary of style and wine as you learn to describe wines with the same flair you use for fashion. Whether it's the color, aroma, or unique character, this book reveals how the language of fashion perfectly articulates the essence of wine. Keep this guide in your closet or dressing room for a delightful reference, enhancing your wine and fashion pairing experiences.Prepare to sip, savor, and style your way through this enchanting journey, expressing your wine experiences with confidence and elegance. Embark on this harmonious dance of fashion and wine and anticipate future volumes that will delve deeper into the world of wine and style.

Zahava Gets New Shoes

NIcole Hayes, illustrated by Mehar Afroz

Zahava loves her sparkly unicorn light-up shoes. She wears them everywhere—running on the playground, pedaling her tricycle, even at nap time! But when her toes start to feel squished, Zahava faces a big challenge: is it really time to say goodbye to her favorite pair?With giggles, stomps, and a trip to the shoe store, Zahava learns that sometimes growing up means making room for something even more magical.Zahava Gets New Shoes is a joyful story about resilience, independence, and the excitement of change—perfect for ages 3–7, early readers, and families who love read-aloud time.

Josie Saves Christmas

Kathy Dawson, Katie Rose Dawson

When a reindeer's broken glasses put Santa's Christmas Eve flight in jeopardy, it's up to Josie - the youngest of Mrs. Claus's tech-savvy reindeer helpers - to save the day. With determination, creativity, and a little bit of holiday magic, Josie Saves Christmas is a heartwarming tale about teamwork, believing in yourself, and discovering that even the smallest voice can make the biggest difference. A perfect read for kids who love reindeer, gadgets, and Christmas cheer!

Bear's Perfect Dance

Rachel Tilda Wolf

Bear finds a new dance partner who shows him the joy of self expression!

Eating Behind Bars

Leslie Soble, Alex Busansky, Aishatu R. Yusuf, Impact Justice

Redesigning Value

David Dunne, Chris Ferguson, Paolo Korre

Redesigning Value is an inspiring and practical road map for how leaders can unleash the power of design to deliver new forms of value for organizations and for society.

Finding Ella Briggs

Despina Stratigakos, Elana Shapira, contributions by Barbara Penner, Christine Oertel, Dörte Kuhlmann, Megan Brandow-Faller, Carmen Trifina, Ursula Prokop, Eva Ottillinger, Ulrike Matzer, Celina Kress, Christine Zwingl, Sabrina Rahman, Sabine Plakolm-Forsthuber, Katrin Stingl, Monika Platzer

Before Mary Earps, Jess Fishlock, and Lucy Bronze, there were the trailblazers who defied the odds.

Emily A. Weedon

Carrie Dunn

Come Back Out, Mole!

Alicia Acosta, illustrated by Alessandro Montagnana

¡Sal de ahí, Topo!

Alicia Acosta, illustrated by Alessandro Montagnana

The Bells

Cai Emmons

7IDANsuu James Hart

7IDANsuu James Hart, Curtis Collins, foreword by Michael Audain, commentaries by Wade Davis, afterword by Gwaliga Hart

Eerie Whispers

Brian Baker, foreword by J.J. Dupuis

Backpacking Oregon

Becky Ohlsen, Douglas Lorain

How to Know a Crow: The Biography of a Brainy Bird

Candace Savage, illustrated by Rachel Hudson

October 2024

Yosemite Wildlife

Beth Pratt, photographer Robb Hirsch

The Joy Bus Cookbook

Jennifer Caraway, foreword by Chris Bianco

Echo Maker

James Raffan

Optimization and Learning via Stochastic Gradient Search

Professor Felisa Vázquez-Abad, Bernd Heidergott

Dancing on Memories

Freda Lewkowicz, illustrated by Sally Anne Garland

A young girl is able to evoke smiles and memories when she plays the music of Swan Lake for her grandmother, a former ballerina who now suffers from Alzheimer's.

The Henna Helper

Tami Lehman-Wilzig, illustrated by Yinon Ptahia

A young girl thinks her town's Yemenite tradition of a pre-wedding henna ceremony is hopelessly old-fashioned until her grandmother enlists her to help prepare for the elaborate event.

On Wholeness

Quill Christie-Peters

A Recipe for Robbery

Colleen Nelson, illustrated by Peggy Collins

Mystery at the Biltmore is back with a new page-turning mystery. Someone has stolen Chef Phillipe’s recipes and with few suspects, a tight timeline, and the LaRue Detective Agency’s perfect success rate on the line, could Elodie be biting off more than she can chew?

No Depression in Heaven

ryan fitzpatrick

A Bridge to Nowhere

Donna Young

This lyrical ethnography sheds light on the lives of people in remote settlements in Canada, exploring themes of memory and the lingering legacies of resource extraction and rural poverty.

A Child Alone with Strangers

Philip Fracassi

March 2023

Curse of the Reaper

Brian McAuley

February 2023

Bonjour, Au Revoir (I Am Finally, Finally French)

Mark Greenside

Tomlin

John Harris, foreword by Tony Dungy

The Torah in the Tarot

Stav Appel, foreword by Ariana Reines, illustrated by Florent Giraud, Anastasia Oradea

Unexploded Ordnance

Catharina Coenen

The Bee Book

Ann Rosenberg, introduction by Eric Schmaltz, Stephen Cain

That's How it Works

Edited by Katherine Webb-Hehn, introduction by Meg Reid

Spy Planes, Intruders, and Wild Weasels

Thomas Wildenberg

The air war over Vietnam, often termed the first high-tech air war, was the first to feature Electronic Warfare (EW) in a decisive role. EW served not only as a means of defeating the surface-to-air missile—which was also used extensively for the first time during this conflict—but also as a means of improving the offensive and defensive capabilities of U.S. fighters in air combat. Electronic Warfare in the Skies over Vietnam provides a comprehensive account of this heretofore neglected aspect of air combat history. Wildenberg draws from a wealth of declassified CIA and NSA documents, as well as compelling accounts from veterans and technical experts, to describe the tactics, innovations, and impacts of electronic warfare in the skies over Vietnam. From the widescale use of airborne jamming to the creation of aircraft like the EA-6B, the first aircraft designed specifically for electronic warfare, this definitive work illustrates across twenty-one chapters the importance of EW in the history of the Vietnam War and the development of modern electronic warfare. Scholars of air combat, war in Vietnam, current practitioners of electronic warfare, and readers interested in either topic will find this book an excellent resource.

The Wise Man & The Story of Plenty

Philippe Schuler

The Measure of Merit

John Carson

The Jacaranda Whispers

Alberto Ruy-Sánchez, translated by Rhonda Dahl Buchanan

Catherine Gotschall

A Fictional Inquiry

Daniele Del Giudice, translated by Anne Milano Appel

Seth's Christmas Ghost Stories 2025 #1

Sarah Orne Jewett, illustrated by Seth

The Serious World

Laura Read

self-driving

Betsy Fagin

No Neutrals There

Jeff Schuhrke

Separated from Santo

Brian Barazzuol, illustrated by Cam Drysdale, colorist Alex Doftoreanu, foreword by Frank Iacobucci CC KC LSM OMRI

A poignant and eye-opening graphic novel chronicling one Italian-Canadian family's traumatic separation when their loving father and husband is interned as an "enemy alien" during the Second World War.

Victoria Chung

Haley Healey, illustrated by Kimiko Fraser

The inspiring true story of Victoria Chung (1897–1966), who pursued her dreams against all odds to become the first Chinese-Canadian doctor.

Whitey's Journey

Kelsey Lonie, illustrated by Renee Hansen

The inspiring true story of a loyal collie named Whitey, who befriended a troop of Canadian soldiers and served in the Second World War.

Roam

Hillary Rosner

A Fabulous Failure

Nelson Lichtenstein, Judith Stein

Disrupting D.C.

Katie J. Wells, Kafui Attoh, Declan Cullen

On the Eve of the Cybercultural Revolution

Pax Economica

Marc-William Palen

July 2024

The Hollow Parties

Daniel Schlozman, Sam Rosenfeld

June 2024

Brian Bartell

Queer Kids and Social Violence

Edited by Elizabethe Payne, Melissa J. Smith

Let's Be Critical Thinkers

Dr. Shannon Kroner, illustrated by Manfred Calderón

Crossing Lines: Comics about Human Migration

Edited by Antje Ellermann, Frederik Byrn Køhlert, Sarah Leavitt, Mireille Paquet

A graphic anthology co-created by migration scholars and comics artists, Crossing Lines explores issues of displacement, identity, and community, offering nuanced perspectives amid rising anti-immigrant populism.

Not Fair Enough

Lars Osberg

Not Fair Enough examines the deep-rooted structures that sustain economic inequality and inherited privilege in Canada, exposing the barriers to genuine equal opportunity.

People Without History are Dust: Queer Desire in the Holocaust

Anna Hájková, translated by Anna Hájková, William Ross Jones

People Without History are Dust explores same-sex desire in the Holocaust, telling the gripping stories of queer Jews that have been long silenced by the homophobia of survivors.

Haunted by the Civil War

Shirley Samuels

Raising Spirit in Blackfoot Territory

Jan Newberry

This book describes the Raising Spirit project, a seven-year collaboration examining child-raising values among Blackfoot peoples in southern Alberta. Dilemmas faced by young Indigenous researchers led to design-influenced innovations shaped by reconciliation and decolonization.

No "I" in Team

Alex Marland, Jared J. Wesley, Mireille Lalancette

Meticulously researched, No “I” in Team reveals the complex institutional, political, social, and technological pressures that compel elected officials to prioritize party interests, suppress dissent, and speak with one voice.

Forever Haunted

Louise Davis

Complicit

Peter Oborne

Rethinking the Social

Edited by Kaja Gadowska, Anna Giza

Friedrich Pollock

Philipp Lenhard, translated by Lars Fischer

Critiques

Tom Brass

Exposed

Becky McClain, foreword by Ralph Nader

The Sanctuary

Danielle Bannister

The Resettlement of Vesta Blonik

Denise Smith Cline

women and roosters

Fenn Stewart, Fenn Stewart

Reckless

Andrea MacPherson, Andrea MacPherson

Sports Illustrated The Boston Red Sox

We Run This House

AnnaSofia Dickens, foreword by Vanita Krouch

Gods of the Smoke Machine

Scott Latta

Cómo funcionan las construcciones / How Buildings Work (Spanish Edition)

Illustrated by Nikola Kucharska

Flipping Capo

Seamus McElearney, Barbara Finkelstein

Natural-Born Entrepreneurs

Lisa Piercey

Tired of climbing the corporate ladder only to find it's leaning against the wrong wall? You're not alone. After years in healthcare leadership, Dr. Lisa Piercey faced this same crossroads and discovered a powerful alternative to the startup grind.

Natural-Born Entrepreneurs

Lisa Piercey

Tired of climbing the corporate ladder only to find it's leaning against the wrong wall? You're not alone. After years in healthcare leadership, Dr. Lisa Piercey faced this same crossroads and discovered a powerful alternative to the startup grind.

Crossing Lines

Edited by Antje Ellermann, Frederik Byrn Køhlert, Sarah Leavitt, Mireille Paquet

A graphic anthology co-created by migration scholars and comics artists, Crossing Lines explores issues of displacement, identity, and community, offering nuanced perspectives amid rising anti-immigrant populism.

Roots of Resilience

Emily Taing Watson

What do you inherit when your family flees everything they’ve ever known? For Dr. Emily Watson, the daughter of Cambodian refugees, the answer was clear: tenacity, faith, and the unspoken mandate to succeed.

Protein Packed

Annie Lampella

October 7

Edited by Asaf Romirowsky, Donna Robinson Divine

The New Face of Woke Education

Master Manipulator

James Ottar Grundvig, foreword by Sharyl Attkisson, introduction by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

August 2016

Priscilla West

Title Insurance

James L. Gosdin

This edited volume probes the rosy narrative of tolerance that has long dominated the discussions in Ottoman history. The articles carefully strive to contextualize the many issues that sound like ethnic slurs, racial stereotyping, religious discrimination, misogyny and elitism to modern ears.

German Jewry

Edited by Nils Roemer

June 2013

Disliking Others

Edited by Hakan T. Karateke, H. Erdem Çıpa, Helga Anetshofer

January 2019

The Dreamtime

Mstyslav Chernov, translated by Peter Leonard, Felix Helbing

January 2023

A fusion of documentary and psychological thriller inspired by true events conceived and written over an eight-year period. Drawing on the Indigenous Australian concept of dreamtime, the novel explores a society’s collective experience of war and conflict and is based on real events that the author, a war correspondent and photojournalist, witnessed during the war in eastern Ukraine and the migration crises in southern Europe over recent years.

Jews, Food, and Spain

Hélène Jawhara Piñer, foreword by Paul Freedman

February 2023

In this intricate and absorbing study, Hélène Jawhara Piñer presents readers with the dishes, ingredients, techniques, and aesthetic principles that make up a sophisticated and attractive cuisine, one that has had a mostly unremarked influence on modern Spanish and Portuguese recipes.

The Population History of German Jewry 1815–1939

Steven Mark Lowenstein, edited by David N. Myers, Michael Berenbaum

September 2023

This book is the definitive demographic study of German Jewry from the age of Napoleon to the tie of Hitler. With exquisite details and vast range, Steven Lowenstein details the impact of industrialization and urbanization, medical care and birth control, immigration and emigration, social and sexual norms, on German Jews and on Germany itself.

Queer(ing) Russian Art

Edited by Brian James Baer, Yevgeniy Fiks

Standing at the intersection of Visual Studies and Queer Studies, the volume Queer(ing) Russian Art: Realism, Revolution, Performance exposes and explores the queer imagery and sensibilities in works of visual art in pre-Soviet, Soviet and post-Soviet contexts and beneath the surface of conventional histories of Russian art.

The Soul Care Workbook

Dr. Rob Reimer

All the Beautiful Sinners

Stephen Graham Jones

The ABCs of Arbitrage 2025 Edition

Edited by Kim Betterton, Vicky Tsilas

Guide to Fixed-Priced Supply Subcontract Terms and Conditions, Sixth Edition

Edited by Keir X. Bancroft, Stacy M. Hadeka, Daniel H. Ramish, Howard A. Wolf-Rodda

Sentence, Paragraph, Argument, Brief

David N. Greenwald

But She's Not Indian

Binni Skariah

But She's Not Indian is a humorous, heartfelt guide to navigating love, marriage, and family when two cultures collide. When a spirited American woman falls for a traditional Indian guy, what follows is a whirlwind of spicy food, louder-than-life family gatherings, and cross-cultural curveballs.From decoding WhatsApp aunties to mastering the art of saying "no" to more food (without actually saying no), this book is part memoir, part survival manual, and full of laugh-out-loud moments. Whether you're dating across cultures, blending traditions, or just curious about what happens when East meets West at the dinner table and on the dance floor—this book is for you.Perfect for readers who enjoy smart, funny takes on modern relationships, multicultural mashups, and the joyful chaos of love that doesn't always follow tradition.

St. George's Rhino

Matt Paskus, illustrated by Allie Daigle

A group of girls from a prestigious international school in Rome, Italy, utilize their school banquet to help save a baby rhinoceros from an underfunded Italian zoo. They use their ingenuity and diverse friendship to outsmart the zoo's new finance director—who happens to be a poacher.

Fires of Hina

Brian N. Tissot

"Fires of Hina" is a powerful eco-spiritual science fiction novel that follows Lani, a passionate young marine ecologist haunted by the extinction of whales and the mysterious death of her cousin, Sage. Set in a future ravaged by climate collapse and corporate greed, Lani is driven by a sacred vow to protect the last great ocean creatures and uncover the truth behind their haunting songs.When Earth's most sacred alien world—Thalassa—is reopened to exploitation, she must confront her deepest fears, grief, and rage to become the planet's unlikely protector. Guided by indigenous wisdom, ancestral spirits, and the echoes of lost songs, Lani embarks on an interstellar journey to defend the Nesoi—sentient beings tied to the fate of both Earth and the stars."Fires of Hina" is a soul-stirring call to honor the living Earth, listen to the quiet voices of the universe, and awaken the warrior within.

Coauthor

Hypatia Bard

«Soavtor zhizni» — kniga pro tebya. Esli ty verish v Boga i TvorcaI kol gotov poznat sebya spolna, Stihi chitaj i slushaj sam sebya!Poeziya — lish chuvstva! Slog, slova Pervo-Tvorca zvuchat i dlya menya, I dlya lyudej, kto hochet zhit lyubya, Gotov kto osoznat smysl Bytiya! Stih nam otkroet drevnie glaza,Ved k istine letit sama dusha! Lozung odin: zhivi zhizn iz dobra! A ostalnoe — eto chush i erunda!

Upcountry Christmas

Maggie Cole, illustrated by Shelby Harper

A poetic story of a wandering older man on a global scavenger hunt. He arrives searching for special Christmas tree ornaments. The story focuses on what the Christmas tree means, and loving relationships.

The Hygienist

D. S. Siceloff

Jess Stellar is a general dentist living his best life when his hygienist of thirteen years tells him that she's quitting. When Jess uses an online service to find a temporary hygienist to work in his office, little does he know who he has hired.

The Etcher

Bryan A. Garner

You Talk Too Much, So Just Shut It Already! Volume 2

Shunpei Morita

Young and Hungry

Bryan Kromm

Wilderness Mother

Deanna Barnhardt Kawatski

W. E. B. Du Bois was one of the leading figures of Pan-African thought and activism in the twentieth century. This book delivers for the first time a comprehensive Afrocentric investigation and critique of Du Bois’s writings on Africa and Pan-Africanism.

W. E. B. Du Bois’ Africa

Taharka Ade

October 2023

Gender, Sexuality and Feminism in Pakistani Urdu Writing

Amina Yaqin

March 2022

This book sets out an unconventional literary history of progressive Urdu poetry by Pakistani women in the twentieth century. It introduces the resilient voices of poets who tread a fine line between the secular and sacred in an Islamic society to articulate a new feminist aesthetic.

Robert Franklin Williams Speaks: A Documentary History

Edited by Ronald J. Stephens

July 2024

Robert Franklin Williams Speaks: A Documentary History represents the only full-length volume that includes key documents (i.e., speeches, letters, interviews, testimonials, etc.) by and about Robert F. Williams in a single volume.

Regimes of Happiness: Comparative and Historical Studies

Edited by Yuri Contreras-Vejar, Joanna Tice Jen, Bryan S Turner

March 2019

‘Regimes of Happiness’ is a comparative and historical analysis of how human societies have articulated and enacted distinctive notions of human fulfillment.

Universality and Utopia: The 20th Century Indigenista Peruvian Tradition

Daniel Sacilotto

February 2023

This work examines the evolution of the Peruvian indigenista literary tradition in the twentieth century in its relation to the evolution of socialist thought and dialectical materialist philosophy.

Collaboration in Space and the Search for Peace on Earth

Andrew L. Jenks

December 2021

The book explores the peaceful exploration of space, which became a launching pad for new visions of human community and peaceful collaboration during the Cold War.

Mystery at Rocky Point 2

David R. Norcross

Toby, his partner Daniel, and his best friend Carla continue to experience strange occurrences at their coastal resort in the old pirate town of Rocky Point. With the Walker Reunion, Zolar Circus and the town's unrest happening at the same time; it creates the perfect storm that some may not survive!

Griffith Review 91: On The Money

Edited by Carody Culver, With Contributing Editor Daniel Nour

This edition of Griffith Review follows the money to tally the past, present and future of our filthy lucre.

Fog

Janet Morris Belvin

When journalist Margaret Craig survives a violent crash on an icy bridge, she wakes up to a world she doesn't recognize: 1942, in the midst of World War II. Assigned to cover the war, she joins a company of U.S. Marines led by the stern Lieutenant Caleb Tate, who wants nothing to do with a woman on the front lines.Undeterred, her courage, wit, and unwavering sense of duty chip away at his defenses until a bond that neither could have imagined forms between them. When the pair is captured and imprisoned in a brutal Japanese POW camp, Margaret must summon every ounce of strength to survive—and to protect the man she's grown to love. Through it all, one haunting question remains: Is she meant to stay in the past… or find a way back home?

Abundance Mindset Magic

Anna Cantwell

What if money didn't feel heavy or confusing—or like something you'd figure out "one day"?What if it felt fun, sexy, sparkly—like an Aperol spritz on a Tuesday or a surprise first-class upgrade?That's the world Abundance Mindset Magic opens up.This isn't another finance manual or "just think positive" fluff. It's a permission slip to stop white-knuckling your bank account and start a love affair with money.Inside, you'll learn how to:• Rewrite your money story into a fairy tale—with you as the main character• Use practical-meets-magical tools you'll return to again and again• Unlock my signature manifestation process—backed by neuroscience, energetics, and client successAlong the way, you'll meet women who manifested BMWs, sold millions in real estate, and experienced miracles while selling their homes. And you'll hear my story—how I went from broke high school English teacher to multiple six-figure entrepreneur, author, and DJ.Abundance Mindset Magic isn't about chasing numbers. It's about becoming the version of you who can hold wealth with ease, pleasure, and power.

The Ecstasy of Reproduction

Alberto Castelli

“The Ecstasy of Reproduction,” is an analysis of contemporaneity which the author still terms postmodernity. Aesthetics and critical theory are at stake to define concepts such as the end of art, kitsch, simulacra, reproduction, and commodity.

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Margarita Del Mazo, illustrated by Silvia Álvarez

What We Hold No Longer

Aaron Gedaliah

What We Hold No Longer is a collection of poems written from the perspective of someone whose world, identity and vital force is disappearing. That aging is experienced as an insistent force mirrored in culture itself: a force of indifference that eventually abandons us. A long life of varied tales, that for any individual represents their "beautiful era". Aaron Gedaliah is a poet whose life has been one of depth and reflection. Someone whose career made death and tragedy unavoidable. In such an environment, meaning and reflection are unavoidable, and therefore, helps explain their lifelong interest in philosophy, psychoanalysis and matters of the soul. Such topics have been the foundation of his poetry explored in his previous works and have been expanded upon in "What We Hold No Longer". As in his other works, poems are grouped together in themes. These themes approached from a deeply psychic perspective including: personal transformations throughout life, existential encounters with "Nothingness," the rise of fascism, loss, and the realm of an interior life (both our conscious narratives and our river of unconsciousness). What Gedaliah refers to as "the I of my other, who moves silently with me" (The False God's Lullaby).The poems in this current collection maintain characteristics that reviewers of his previous works have consistently noted. That "Gedaliah seamlessly blends philosophical depth with artistic expression, offering a deeply reflective journey through identity and human complexity, striking a perfect balance intellectual exploration and emotional resonance".

The Archives of Sherlock Holmes: Volume 1

Ben Congdon

The master storyteller, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, gifted the world more than 60 stories featuring the greatest detective of all time. In addition to these famous narratives, Doyle also referred to dozens of other cases which Holmes and Watson shared during their long years of partnership. These unwritten stories have sparked the imaginations of readers for generations, and now, in the Archives of Sherlock Holmes, these "lost tales" are finally being told! Author and artist Ben Congdon is a lifelong fan of the Great Detective, and he has painstakingly studied the work of Doyle for years. With an authentic writing style, devotion to the original canon, and beautifully rendered artwork reminiscent of Paget, The Archives of Sherlock Holmes offers a chance to step back into that world of intrigue and mystery which Conan Doyle brought to vivid life more than a century ago.

Everybody Gets A Chance

David Baker

"Everybody Gets A Chance" is a work of fiction, told in ten short stories and a novella, where we meet a cross section of the lost souls that have made America what it is today: A confusing, jumbled mass of people, looking for answers to the questions—How did this happen, and why me?Written by an author who's been described as "Laugh-out-loud funny…" this collection will keep you amused while holding you to the edge of your seat, wondering what happens next.

Sankofa Shadow Work

Sara Makeba Daise

Sankofa Shadow Work: Diaries of a Diasporic Diviner is a profound literary cosmogram following the intimate journey of a Black queer Southern Diviner, Griot, and Gatekeeper. Through a dynamic blend of memoir, public history, conjure, and fabulation, this book offers a powerful exploration of life, death, and rebirth cycles, centered around the quest to love and heal both ancestors and oneself in a world hostile to Black life .

Not My Time To Die . . . But I Didn't Know!

Jeff Hardwell

"Not My Time to Die… But I Didn't Know!" covers a very difficult time in Jeff Hardwell's life, events that took place between 2009 and 2014. He struggled through depression, bipolar disorder, misdiagnosis, correct diagnosis and suicide attempts to recovery and eventually happiness. Through his words, he wishes to prove that there can be light at the end of your tunnel, no matter how long and dark it may seem. He also demonstrates the power of the human mind and how truly incredible it can be. With his book, he hopes he can save a life, or several — hundreds or even thousands. The more, the better!

Transition to Adulthood

Melissa McLaren PhD

Transition to Adulthood: A Guidebook for Teens empowers young people to build stability, confidence, and purpose, no matter their environment or circumstances. Rooted in practical strategy and personal reflection, this guide offers a holistic overview of essential life topics: identity, relationships, faith, communication, planning, and emotional resilience. Designed as both a resource and a conversation starter, this book helps teens navigate change, make intentional choices, and foster meaningful connections with peers and trusted adults. Whether used alone or in a group setting, it's a roadmap to maturity anchored in wisdom, balance, and hope.

THE GOLDEN BUDDHA PROTOCOL

Eldo E Frezza

Dr. John Savino, a seasoned detective and brilliant medical professional, is called upon to investigate a string of mysterious events tied to a prestigious hospital's residency program. What begins as an inquiry into suspicious deaths quickly reveals an insidious web of medical fraud, unqualified residents, and human trafficking. As Dr. Savino delves deeper, he uncovers an intricate criminal network that exploits vulnerable individuals under the guise of medical advancement, leading him on a high-stakes race to expose the truth before more lives are lost.

DRAWN ON FIRE

Eldo E Frezza

After losing her family, career, and freedom to addiction, a woman begins to heal through a powerful new romance—but must confront the darkest parts of herself to truly move forward.This is a raw, unflinching story of collapse and resilience—a journey through shame, desire, and the fragile hope that healing is still possible.Now she's fighting for a second chance at life, love, and herself.

Can I Help?

Larry A. Hembroff

Everything changed the moment Larry's OB/Gyn wife said, "Glen needs a doctor to lead the medical team for a two-week construction and medical mission trip to a hospital in rural Zambia. I want to go … but only if you go with me." As a survey research scientist, Larry's skills were clearly neither in medicine nor construction; he doubted he could be useful. But, since his wife wouldn't go without him, he reluctantly agreed to go with her. The snags in the carefully crafted plan for the trip showed up on day one—multiple challenges for both the medical and construction teams. Would ANY of them be useful? Had God not heard their prayers for the trip? The answers were both unexpected and transformative. The experience changed Larry's understanding of Christian missions and taught him vital lessons about himself and about God. He discovered that, if he trusted God and followed His lead, he could be helpful after all in ways he hadn't anticipated.Across five related trips to the same destination from 2005 to 2011, this memoir and its numerous photographs provide an intimate view of a short-term mission experience—the challenges, the successes, and the altered perspectives. With a substantial focus on construction projects, this book should appeal to seekers, established Christians, pastors and seminary students, those who've thought about participating on mission trips or were afraid to volunteer because they didn't feel "called" or didn't think they had useful skills to offer.

Chasing Hemingway: Between the Sea and the Story

Eldo E Frezza

Chasing Hemingway's ghost through the streets and seas of Cuba, one lost writer embarks on a magical journey of survival, memory, and meaning—where resilience and storytelling become the only compass in a world shaped by loss, legend, and the tide of time."The best stories aren't written—they're lived, and meant to be told."

Binary Boss: Code Your Way Through Games, Data & Python

GAURAV GUPTA

The Coding Adventure That Actually Makes Programming Fun:Binary Boss turns every 12+ year-old into a confident coder through epic hands-on projects – no boring theory, just pure programming excitement! Master 5 powerful platforms (Scratch, Micro:bit, Python, Roblox Studio, PyGame) while building games, controlling robots, and exploring AI. This isn't your typical coding book – it's a progressive adventure where every chapter unlocks new superpowers. Create addictive animations, build 3D worlds, make LEDs dance with code, and even chat with AI! Each project builds real skills while keeping you hooked. The secret weapon? Co-authored by a Silicon Valley pro (17+ years at Adobe/Apple) and his teenage daughter – the perfect blend of technical expertise and "actually fun for kids" insight. Whether you're a complete beginner or ready to level up, Binary Boss transforms complex coding into creative adventures. Stop wondering how apps and games work – start building your own! Your journey from curious beginner to coding champion starts here.

The Daily Adventures of Annalise and Buster

Bobbi Menlove

Now five years old, Annalise discovers that getting older comes with new experiences and fresh challenges. From taking care of a sick mommy, enjoying her birthday, and pretending to be an adult, Annalise's life is full of adventure! When Annalise starts school, however, she has to learn how to maneuver life's adventures without her trusty sidekick.

A Gallery of Tales

Tofer Wade

In A Gallery of Tales, Tofer Wade offers seven stories that span generations and geography—each a portrait of the soul caught in the moments fate arrives, whether as a whisper or a shout.From Eden to Renaissance Italy, from race riots in early 20th-century America to the scorched battlefields of World War II, and into the quiet dramas of modern life--these journeys traverse history and universal ache.Leaping through time and place, they trace the emotional landscape of what it means to be mortal.

The Crow's Umbrella

Jeffrey Widmann

A collection of poems rich in imagery that explores both the small, day-to-day experiences of what it means to be human, as well as the larger issues of love, loss and suffering. Jeffrey Widmann displays a unique dexterity of imagination in his work that is fresh, inviting and accessible.

Three Legs - Endless Joy

Doug Poole

Three Legs, Endless Joy – The Story of Pebbles the TripodShe lost a leg but found her joy — and now she's here to share it with the world.Meet Pebbles, a joyful Whipador whose real life story is heartwarming and inspiring.

Timmy Turtle Makes A New Friend

Robert Peterson

Timmy Turtle's adventure continues and in book four of the series he makes a new friend. Life in the ocean can be difficult especially when you are lost. Arnie otter has drifted away from home and now is lost at sea. Fortunately Timmy Turtle crosses paths with Arnie and they become quick friends. With the help of Timmy turtle and his friends, Arnie the otter will be reunited with his family under the old fishing pier. Arnie the otter and Timmy turtle both realize that by helping one another the impossible can be over come. Success can be achieved when we work together for a common goal. Today we might need help with a certain task and tomorrow we may be the helper that finds the solution in someone's life. Timmy turtle and Arnie the otter will be forever friends because of the bond they form working together through this tough ordeal. Enjoy the Turtle life!

Par Tee Vibes Crew

Stephanie Solomon

Get ready to swing into sparkles, silliness, and so much color! Par Tee Vibes Crew: A Coloring Adventure Fore All Ages is not your ordinary coloring book, it's a whimsical world where golf meets giggles. Inside, you'll find unicorns teeing it up with flamingos, sea otters cart-pooling with disco balls, pandas pulling pins, and balloon dogs chasing cupcakes. Every page bursts with joyful affirmations like "Laughter is the best cart-fuel" and "Be kind on & off the course" while inviting kids to design their own golf bags, balls, gloves, and even scorecards.Perfect for kids, families, and anyone who believes fun is always in season, this book celebrates imagination, play, and friendship. Created by author Stephanie Solomon and sold exclusively at her magical Playground Mini Golf in Huntington Beach, California, it's a keepsake filled with doodles, positive vibes, and plenty of room to shine bright and #knowyourworth.So grab your crayons, gather your crew, and color your way through a world where golf is life, buddies are forever, and every day feels like your birthday. The Par Tee starts now!

Par Tee Vibes Crew

Stephanie Blood

Par Tee Vibes Crew: An Adult Coloring Book Fore the Bold is not your average coloring book. This playful, over-the-top collection is designed strictly for grown-ups who love golf, cocktails, and comedy with a cheeky twist. Inside you'll find wild fairways, disco-ball golf carts, sassy animal characters, and bold phrases that celebrate the unfiltered side of the game.Created by Stephanie Blood, this book is filled with humor, outrageous energy, and unapologetic fun. It is intentionally not for kids' eyes, think clubhouse laughter, PAR TEE VIBES & tongue-in-cheek expressions that only adults will appreciate.Perfect as a gift for golf buddies, bachelor or bachelorette parties, birthday present, or anyone who knows golf can get a little rowdy, this coloring book brings the fun of the 19th hole straight to your coloring table.So grab your favorite markers, pour something strong, and dive into a coloring adventure made for ages 21 and up. This is golf, but bolder. Life, but funnier. A coloring book you definitely will not want to leave on the kids' table.

Bailey's Big Spirit

Julie Guth

A small dog overcomes her fear of big dogs to become best friends with one.

Mystery of the Missing Turtles

Deborah S. Bower, Ricky-John Spencer, Michael B. Thompson, James U. Van Dyke, Elizabeth Hale, illustrated by James O'Hanlon

Join Brooke as she investigates what's happening to the local turtles in this empowering story.

The World from Here

Cassy Polimeni, illustrated by Mel Armstrong

This beautiful picture book invites children to be open to the wonder in our natural world.

Sunset on Hibs: The Plot to Destroy Hibernian

David Duff, with Ewan Flynn, foreword by Simon Pia

David Duff was Chairman of Hibernian at the most extraordinary time in the club's history, when in 1990, Wallace Mercer, then Chairman of Hearts, pushed for a merger of the two clubs. Sunset on Hibs unveils a story of duplicitous back room deals, financial greed and ambition that almost destroyed one of Scotland's most storied football clubs.

The Ube Baking Book: Decadent and Delicious Recipes with Filipino Purple Yam

Henry Awayan

Add a taste of the Philippines to your favourite cookies, brownies, cakes, breads and more with the first-ever baking cookbook dedicated to the yam called ube!

The Hurting Kind: Poems

Ada Limón

With over 60,000 hardcover copies in print, the astonishing collection about interconnectedness – between the human and nonhuman, ancestors and ourselves from U.S. Poet Laureate and MacArthur Fellow Ada Limón.

Decide and Survive: The Battle of Gettysburg: Can You Turn the Tide of the Civil War?

Jarret Keene

A fast-paced, interactive adventure series for kids, featuring death-defying moments in history! This time, at the battle of Gettysburg!

City of Kashmir: Srinagar, A Popular History

Sameer Hamdani

A vibrant tapestry of Srinagar's rich historical and cultural heritage.

Kingdom of Football: Saudi Arabia and the Remaking of World Soccer

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

A fascinating account of how Saudi Arabia leveraged its massive oil wealth to alter the balance of power in world football.

Your Final Days: Conversations for Meaningful End-Of-Life Planning

Jennifer Kumer

We can't know the hour of our death, but we can plan for it – and benefit ourselves, our loved ones, and our communities by doing so. This collaborative and empathetic game, crafted by Jennifer Kumer, creator of Cards for Couples, provides a safe container for exploring end-of-life scenarios.

The Essays of Henry David Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau, edited by Lewis Hyde

Adobe Illustrator: A Complete Course and Compendium of Features

Jason Hoppe

Musashi: Book Two - Wind and Ether: The Novel

Eiji Yoshikawa, translated by Alexander Bennett

Legacy of the Lions: Lessons in Leadership from the British & Irish Lions New in Paperback

Gavin Hastings, with Peter Burns

Based on interviews with an array of past and present greats of the game, Legacy of the Lions explores leadership lessons learned in one of the most challenging environments in the sporting world: touring with the British & Irish Lions.

Ed Wood: Made in Hollywood USA

Will Sloan

The Origins of Efficiency

Brian Potter

A step-by-step examination of how production processes – from penicillin and automobiles to steel and semiconductors – get more efficient over time, and why it matters for unlocking a new era of abundance.

Hokusai: An Artists' Tribute: 14 art projects inspired by the icon's Great Picture Book of Everything

Edited by 3dtotal Publishing, contributions by Kelogsloops, Janice Sung

Madam War Criminal: Biljana Plavšić, Serbia's Iron Lady

Olivera Simić

A tale of violent terror and chilling unrepentance, from the only woman convicted of crimes against humanity in the Bosnian War.

The Long Shadow of Extraction: The Origins of Indigenous Autonomy Demands

Christopher L. Carter

The Scaling Era: An Oral History of AI, 2019-2025

Dwarkesh Patel, edited by Gavin Leech

An inside view of the AI revolution, from the people and companies making it happen.

Hopeful Vision: Entertainment on the Small Screen

Helen Piper

Explores the aesthetic and affective values of entertainment and its relation to cultural hope and aspiration.

The Strange Stories of John Buchan

John Buchan, edited by James Machin

A new edition of the works of a high-profile British writer, whose supernatural fiction remains relatively overlooked – published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of his birth. Featuring a new introduction by Buchan expert James Machin exploring the varied life of this author and its impact on his fiction.

The Essential Einstein: Scientific Writings

Albert Einstein, edited by Diana Kormos Buchwald, Tilman Sauer

The Essential Einstein: Public Writings

Albert Einstein, edited by Diana Kormos Buchwald, Tilman Sauer

Fuji: A Mountain in the Making

Andrew W. Bernstein

Majoritarianism in India: Roots and Consequences

Javed Gaya

From the colonial period to today, Javed Gaya analyses how political and legal decisions have shifted the debate on community and citizenship in India.

The Small States Club: How Small Smart Powers Can Save the World

Armen Sarkissian

March 2024

A gracefully written reflection on how small states can pack a punch that belies their size.

Africa's Buildings: Architecture and the Displacement of Cultural Heritage

Itohan I. Osayimwese

Sew Drawstring Bags: 14 Pretty Purses, Bags & Pouches in a Cinch

Boutique-sha

A Place Just for Me

Loredana Baldinucci, illustrated by Melinda Berti, translated by Monica Meneghetti

An adorable picture book for young readers about the importance of finding a quiet spot to ourselves where we can think, dream, and just be. For fans of Marianne Dubec.

Soup's On Around the World

Denyse Waissbluth, illustrated by Chelsea O'Byrne

From the creators of Teatime Around the World, this poetic picture book takes readers ages 4-8 across the globe exploring different soups and soup traditions!

Mega Yummy Crochet: 26 Larger-Than-Life Amigarumi Treats

Miya

Lifting the Island: Poems

David Eggleton

This own-voices collection is a kind of lyrical world map of the South Pacific, built up through a lush epic catalog of flora, fauna, and artifacts.

Curse of the Savoy: A Priscilla Tempest Mystery, Book 4

Ron Base, Prudence Emery

Curse of the Savoy, the fourth in the Priscilla Tempest Mystery series, is a gripping tale of suspense set against the backdrop of high society and 1960s London.

Hello Little Ones

Amandine Piu

With humour and charm, this adorable board book highlights some of the endearing similarities between the behaviour of small children and other wild animals.

The Dark Cove Theatre Society

Sierra Marilyn Riley

An aspiring young actor must find her place at a cutthroat arts boarding school in this gothic YA debut for fans of Ace of Spades and If We Were Villains.

Stainless

Todd Grimson

In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler – and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker – Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak.

Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Radical Queer History

Edited by Zane McNeill, Riley Clare Valentine, Blu Buchanan, foreword by Cindy Barukh Milstein, introduction by Working Class History

How to Be Caring: An Ancient Guide to a Compassionate Life

Shantideva, edited and translated by Jay L. Garfield

Coming. Apart.

Edy Poppy, translated by May-Brit Akerholt

In the stark, poetic voice that garnered her novel Anatomy. Monotony. cult status in Norway and abroad, writer and performance artist Edy Poppy offers a vision of sexuality and alienation unlike any other.

Hallelujah: The Story of Leonard Cohen

Alicia Jo Rabins, illustrated by Gene Pendon

This picture book biography of musician Leonard Cohen focuses on his struggle to complete the song "Hallelujah!," which was ultimately embraced worldwide as a masterpiece.

Marathon

Jeff Galloway

The Socratic Method: A Practitioner's Handbook

Ward Farnsworth

CEO Ready: What You Need to Know to Earn the Job – and Keep the Job

Mark Thompson, Byron Loflin, foreword by Dr. Marshall Goldsmith

Culture Design: How to Build a High-Performing, Resilient Organization with Purpose

James D. White, Krista White

Leadership Unblocked: Break Through the Beliefs That Limit Your Potential

Muriel M. Wilkins

Fodor's Essential Australia

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's Essential Ireland 2026: with Belfast and Northern Ireland

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's Sicily

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's Essential Turkey

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's Paris 2026 39th Edition

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's Provence & the French Riviera

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Bird Photographer of the Year: Collection 10

Foreword by Nigel Marven

A Woman Among Wolves: My Journey Through Forty Years of Wolf Recovery

Diane K. Boyd, foreword by Douglas H. Chadwick

January 2025

A debut memoir from one of the first women biologists in the United States to study wild wolves in their natural habitat—a story of passion, resilience, and determination.

Gothic Precarity: Fear and Anxiety in Twenty-First-Century Fiction

Timothy Rideout

Dafydd Elis-Thomas: Nation Builder

Aled Eirug

Einstein Origami Puzzles: 30 Ingenious Paper Tangrams, Mosaics and Brain Teasers!

Sy Chen, foreword by Michael G. LaFosse

How to Cope: An Ancient Guide to Enduring Hardship

Boethius, edited and translated by Philip Freeman

Now We Are Six: The Classic Edition

A. A. Milne, illustrated by E. H. Shepard, contributions by Diego Jourdan Pereira

A fully revitalised edition of the 1927 classic book of poetry by A. A. Milne, featuring full-colour versions of the original illustrations by E. H. Shepherd. A great gift for children and readers of any age!

The Running Bucket List: 106 Ideas to Inspire Every Runner

Jeff Horowitz

Transform your running routine with more than 100 bucket list ideas that will encourage you to try everything from little-known races and international competitions to new training techniques and travel destinations.

New Perspectives on Gillian Clarke: Community, Cosmology, Climate and Conflict

Linden Peach

Tocqueville Between East and West

Demin Duan

Waging War and Building Peace: Mobilising Industry in Wales, 1934-1947

Leon Gooberman

We See Things They’ll Never See: Love, Hope, and Neurodiversity

Chantelle Jessica Lewis, Jason Arday

The Fifth Hammer: Pythagoras and the Disharmony of the World

Daniel Heller-Roazen

How the ordering of the sensible world continues to suggest a reality that no notes or letters can fully transcribe.

Startlement: New and Selected Poems

Ada Limón

An essential collection spanning nearly twenty years of emphatic, fearlessly original poetry from one of America’s most celebrated living writers.

Seeing Foucault's Pendulum: Between Science, Politics, and Art

Michael Hagner, translated by Robert Savage

Far Calls: On Omens, Slips, and Epiphanies

Daniel Heller-Roazen

The Greatest Spy: The True Story of Churchill's Secret Agent Who Became the Model for James Bond, 007

John Harte

Discover the life and daring exploits of the real-life model for the world's most famous spy, James Bond: Sidney Reilly!

A Traveler's Guide to Making Magic

Lisa McSherry

Keep your practice sharp wherever you go.

Magic for the Resistance: Rituals & Spells for Change (Revised & Expanded Edition) Revised & Expanded Edition

Michael M. Hughes

A guide for agents of magical change.

Seeds of Light Oracle Deck: (48 Full-Color Cards and 140-Page Full-Color Guidebook)

Danielle Venables, illustrated by Stephanie Wicker-Campbell

Seeds of Light Oracle Deck is a potent tool created to ignite conscious leaders on their soul path, helping them cultivate a life without limits.

Magical Ever After: Manifesting Your Fairy-Tale Romance with Angels, Mermaids & Faeries

Erica Rose

A “Happily Ever After” in love isn’t just something you wish for—it’s something you create. You are the main character and the author of your own love story, and the fairy-tale romance of your dreams is possible. It’s time to remember your magic, reclaim your ability to manifest, and shape your story.

Apothecary for the Afflicted: Shadow Work for Invisible Wounds

Dr. Melissa Kim Corter, illustrated by Stephanie Wicker-Campbell, foreword by Cyndi Brannen Ph.D

Apothecary for the Afflicted is a unique and transformative tool disguised as a book. The pages are filled with rich and potent shadow-work practices to uncover the authentic self while healing invisible wounds.

Creatrix Awakened Journal: Invocations, Practices and Portals to Activate the Creatrix Within

Shannon Van Den Berg, illustrated by Stephanie Wicker-Campbell

Creatrix Awakened Journal is a one-of-a-kind journaling experience, featuring prompts, activations, prayers, and practices from sixteen fierce feminine leaders.

Awakening Creativity: A Sacred Journey to Reclaim Your Inner Artist

Carrie Schmitt

Have you ever told yourself, “I’m just not creative”? Or perhaps you’re an artist who once burned with passion, only to watch that flame flicker and fade.

Elemental Spells: Drawing on the Magical Energy of Fire, Earth, Air, and Water (44 Full-Color Cards and 56-Page Guidebook)

Julieta Suárez Valente

Harness the diverse energies of the four elements with these simple, efficient spells and rituals.

Memento Mori: 36 Cards to Embrace Life

Created by Red Wheel/Weiser

Thirty-six Memento Mori cards are daily affirmations to seize the day and live each moment to its fullest.

The Witching Stones: The Lore and Craft of the Essential Crystals, Gemstones, and Minerals to Empower Your Magic

Nicholas Pearson, foreword by Devin Hunter

A definitive guide to the crystals, gems, and humble stones possessing the most ancient and powerful connections to magic and witchcraft.

Tarot Tableau Revolution: A Breakthrough System to See the Whole Story in Your Readings

María Alviz Hernando, foreword by Mary K. Greer

A modern twist on a classic tarot method that enables readers to consistently interpret the cards with accuracy and confidence.

Magic Spells Oracle: (36 Full-Color Cards and 128-Page Guidebook)

Judika Illes

From the bestselling author of The Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells comes the ultimate toolkit for practising the healing, transformative power of magic

The Witches' Almanac 2026–2027 Standard Edition Issue 45: Water: The Mirror of Souls

Edited by Theitic

The Witches’ Almanac is a sophisticated publication appealing to general readers as well as hard-core Wiccans. At one level, it is a pop reference that will fascinate anyone interested in folklore, mythology, and culture, but at another, it is the most sophisticated annual guide available today for the mystic enthusiast.

Zombies in Contemporary Culture: Journeys, Bodies, Pandemics and Politics

Edited by Conor Heffernan, Emma Tonkin, Linda Flores Ohlson

Earthen Floors: A Modern Approach to an Ancient Practice Second Edition

Sukita Reay Crimmel, James Thomson

Richly illustrated in full-color, Earthen Floors, Second Edition covers step-by-step instructions for installing your own earthen floors, as well as the history, use, and maintenance of this beautiful, durable, non-toxic flooring material. Updated to reflect current best practices, this is the only resource of its kind.

There She Goes: New travel writing by women

Edited by Esa Aldegheri

Absolute Pleasure: Queer Perspectives on Rocky Horror

Edited by Margot Atwell, contributions by Magdalene Visaggio, Grace Lavery, Sarah Gailey, foreword by Carmen Maria Machado

Little F

Michelle Tea

A new epic novel about a teenage queer runaway from cult classic author of Black Wave and Valencia Michelle Tea.

Animal Stories

Kate Zambreno

The trouble with freedom: Love, hate and America's future

Melissa Butcher

In The trouble with freedom, Melissa Butcher explores America's divide over the concept of freedom, interviewing people across political, racial and cultural lines. She reveals how political conflict stems from personal experiences with cultural change and uncovers opportunities for empathy amid anger and distrust.

On Submission

Michael J. Seidlinger

The author of home invasion horror hit, Anybody Home?, brings murder to the publishing sphere in On Submission, where Scream meets Yellowface when an A-List agent’s top clients all end up dead.

How Artists Make Money and How Money Makes Artists

David Berry

The Mind Reels

Fredrik deBoer

In his debut novel, longtime observer of culture and politics Fredrik deBoer depicts mental illness in all its grim and ugly reality, free of our culture's endless romanticisation of insanity.

You Must Live: New Poetry from Palestine

Edited by Sherah Bloor, Tayseer Abu Odeh, guest editor Jorie Graham

A bilingual anthology of poems from Palestine (2023-2024), You Must Live attests to existence in the face of suppression.

Ghosts and Ghouls

Ondrej Navratil, illustrated by Martin Sojdr

Embark on a Spooky Quest! A Thrilling Journey Through Ghostly Realms!

My First Space Discoveries

Oldrich Ruzicka, illustrated by Tomas Tuma

Blast Off to Space! Young Readers First Awesome Adventure Through Our Solar System!

Caramelle & Carmilla

Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, Jewelle Gomez

Two vampire stories, two authors, two striking meditations on dependency and desire.

After Savagery: Gaza, Genocide, and the Illusion of Western Civilization

Hamid Dabashi

A Sheepdog Named Oscar: Love, Loss, and Interspecies Companionship in Rural Ireland

Dara Waldron

America’s Middle East: The Ruination of a Region

Marc Lynch

From the Gulf War to Gaza, a compelling critique of how and why Washington ensnared itself so destructively in the Middle East.

Another World Is Possible: How to Reignite Social and Political Imagination

Geoff Mulgan

October 2022

Blind-Spot Politics: Appeasement, Authoritarianism and Hypocrisy in Europe

Paul Lendvai

A leading Central European journalist investigates how political and intellectual elites in Europe’s democracies underestimate and enable the continent’s authoritarians—from the Cold War onwards.

Orwell’s Ghosts: Wisdom and Warnings for the 21st Century

Laura Beers

October 2024

With Orwell claimed by all sides of the culture wars, returning to his own world and words offers sharp and surprising lessons for today’s crises.

Above and Across London

Photographer Ben Moore

There She Goes, My Beautiful World

Gosia Buzzanca

The Life of Violet: Three Early Stories

Virginia Woolf, edited by Urmila Seshagiri

Joseph Harris: Scientist, Artisan, Assay Master

Martin Griffiths

Heirs to the Princes: The Welsh Administrative Elite, from the Edwardian Conquest to the Black Death

David Stephenson

Maria Theresa: The Habsburg Empress in Her Time

Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger, translated by Robert Savage

March 2022

A major new biography of the iconic Austrian empress that challenges the many myths about her life and rule

Disentangling Jihad, Political Violence and Media

Edited by Simone Pfeifer, Christoph Günther, Robert Dörre

This volume decentres dominant discourses on so-called jihadist actors and deradicalisation contexts to offer more nuanced understandings of the political and socio-cultural contexts.

Holocaust Representations in Animated Documentaries: The Contours of Commemoration

Liat Steir-Livny

February 2024

Examines representations of the Holocaust, Holocaust survivors and their descendants in animated documentaries

Liminal Noir in Classical World Cinema

Edited by Elyce Rae Helford, Christopher Weedman

Applys a noir lens to films which defy easy generic categorisation

The emotions in liberal writing, c.1790–c.1920

Edited by Jock Macleod, Peter Denney, William Christie

This book analyses the treatment of the emotions in liberal writing in Britain over the long nineteenth century, showing how liberals were deeply concerned with the nature, function, and effects of the emotions and how links between reason, disinterestedness and the positive role of the emotions became a hallmark of liberal writing.

Shame: The Politics and Power of an Emotion

David Keen

Create Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at Work

Edwidge Danticat

November 2010

Focuses on art and exile, examining what it means to be an immigrant artist from a country in crisis. This title tells the stories of artists, including the author, who create despite, or because of, the horrors that drove them from their homelands and that continue to haunt them.

Reading Fictional Languages

Edited by Israel Noletto, Jessica Norledge, Peter Stockwell

March 2024

Provides a guide for creating, exploring, and understanding fictional, imaginary, and invented languages

Prison Writing in the Twentieth Century: A Literary Guide

Julian Murphet

March 2024

Provides a comprehensive survey of twentieth-century prison writing from around the world

Urban Pest Management in Australia New Edition

Ion Staunton, Phillip Hadlington, John Gerozisis

A new fully updated edition of the major reference work for Australian pest control operators.

Death in a Shallow Pond: A Philosopher, a Drowning Child, and Strangers in Need

David Edmonds

The Phoebe Variations: A Novel

Jane Hamilton

The acclaimed, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Ruth and A Map of the World returns with a stunning coming-of-age novel about girls, mothers, and finding one's way in the world.

The Little Book of Christmas and Hogmanay: Scotland's Festive Traditions

Anna Marshall

Full of seasonal and surprising facts about Christmas and Hogmanay, and stuffed with recipes, history, poems and carols, jokes and stories, this little book celebrates Scotland’ unique connection with the festive season. The perfect Christmas gift, illustrated throughout with line drawings and black and white photographs.

The Princeton Companion to Jewish Studies

Edited by Leora Batnitzky, Eve Krakowski, Steven Weitzman

All the Fear of the Fair: Uncanny Tales of Circus and Sideshow

Edited by Edward Parnell

From the award-nominated author of Ghostland, editor of Eerie East Anglia in the Tales of the Weird series. Exploring one of the core tropes of modern horror media popularised by IT, American Horror Story and Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked this Way Comes.

Death in Ambush: A Lost Christmas Murder Mystery

Susan Gilruth

October 2025

A classic country-house Christmas murder mystery – light-hearted but with a clever mystery at its heart. A genuinely lost novel found in the British Library collections, republished here for the first time since its original publication in 1952.

Great Power Diplomacy: The Skill of Statecraft from Attila the Hun to Kissinger

A. Wess Mitchell

Analyses the representation of artificially intelligent entities in Hollywood film

AI in the Movies

Paula Murphy

August 2024

Northumbria AD 367-867: Earth Hall, Ring Gift and Heaven's Field

Max Adams, Colm O'Brien

Northumbria, AD 367-867 provides a long-overdue appraisal of Northumbrian history and archaeology during a period which has fired the popular imagination in TV series such as The Last Kingdom, combining Max Adams' trademark narrative power and landscape evocation combined with Colm O’Brien's forensic scholarship.

Ireland: Mapping the Island

Joseph Brady, Paul Ferguson

This magnificent book highlights a vast selection of maps that range across the centuries and cover every part of the island, shedding light on the history and development of Ireland. Featuring over stunning 200 map and map extracts, this book will appeal to the general reader as well as map enthusiasts and specialists.

The Cadence of a Song: The Life of Margaret Fay Shaw

Fiona J. Mackenzie

This is the first biography of one of the twentieth century’s most scholars of Hebridean culture, making extensive use of Maragret Fay Shaw’s own dairies letters and notebooks, this book celebrates the legacy and life of a remarkable woman, and is a must-read for anyone interested in Gaelic and island culture.

Greek Captives and Mediterranean Slavery, 1260–1460

Alasdair C. Grant

September 2024

Studies captivity as cross-cultural interaction in the late medieval Mediterranean

Happy Death Club: Essays on Death, Grief & Bereavement Across Cultures

Naomi Westerman

Feast: Recipes that Bring Joy

Sarah Rankin

In Feast, acclaimed cookery writer Sarah Rankin brings together almost 100 recipes – starters, mains, puddings as well as accompaniments and drinks – which will help you cater for any kind of occasion that requires that extra bit of special thought to make it a meal to remember.

Space and Political Universalism in Early Modern Physics and Philosophy

Pablo Bustinduy

June 2024

Examines how the imagination of space in the early modern period influenced the development of the modern concept of political universalism

The MotherWild Revolution: Cultural Change through Generational Activisim

Sigourney Belle

We are living in a time when the Earth is speaking to us...loudly. We are being asked to surrender and bow to a deeper current of wisdom that is far more powerful than our minds will ever know. Nature is having her say.

Bedgebury Florilegium

Christina Harrison, Dan Luscombe

Celebrating the centenary of Bedgebury National Pinetum with 20 stunning botanical paintings.

Flora Indica: Recovering Lost Stories from Kew's Indian Drawings

Henry Noltie, foreword by William Dalrymple

An exploration of Kew’s beautiful Indian botanical art collection and their remarkable stories.

The Obsolescence of the Human

Günther Anders, translated by Christopher John Müller, edited by Christopher John Müller, Christian Dries

April 2026

The Philosophy of Board Games

Caroline Taggart

The author of The Philosophy of Christmas creates another ‘stocking filler’ for the festive season, telling the story of boardgames from ancient Egyptian tombs to modern boardgame cafés. A beautifully designed gift book on a subject that grossed over £10 billion in sales globally in 2023.

Frommer's Rome, Florence, and Venice 2026

Donald Strachan, Elizabeth Heath, Stephen Keeling

Frommer's Hawaii 2026

Natalie Schack, Catherine Toth Fox

Frommer's New York City 2026

Pauline Frommer

Cafe Cùil Cookbook: Recipes from the Isle of Skye

Clare Coghill

Welcome to the Cafe Cùil Cookbook. This isn’t a book that demands fancy techniques, instead it shows how easy it can be to cook delicious dishes without taking things too seriously, using many of the ingredients we have on our doorstep, whether you’re in Skye or Dalston.

Unfuck Your Holidays: Survive Old Traditions, Create New Ones, and Celebrate (or Not) on Your Own Terms

Faith G. Harper

Whatever you celebrate (or would prefer not to), this funny, level-headed, helpful book offers perspective and tools for making all holidays more meaningful and less stressful.

Magickal Cats Tarot

Helene Lespagnard

Meet the wise felines of the Magickal Cats Tarot! Comprising all major and minor arcana, they've experienced nine times as many lives as humans ever will, and they're here to guide you through happiness, heartbreak, and whatever else life has in store!

Market Your Book: How to Earn a Living as an Author

Joylynn M. Ross

Take your book from a single product you feel like you have to hustle to a foundational piece of your prospering entrepreneurial enterprise with the help of this encouraging, no-nonsense guide to promoting – and profiting from – your writing, whether or not you have a relationship with a traditional publisher.

Is There a Cult for That?: Facts and Activities for Fanatical Fun

Mary Beth Chapman

A tongue-in-cheek yet serious sideways glance at the cult craze that's got everyone so excited. In Is There A Cult For That?, Mary Beth Chapman examines what defines a cult and why Americans are so fascinated with them, served up with humour and self-awareness (and charts!).

Magickal Cats Tarot Coloring Book

Helene Lespagnard

Pouncing, prowling, and purring, stretching, sneering, and sunning, the wise felines of Magickal Cats Tarot are presented here in patterned, colourable line art! They've experienced nine times as many lives as humans ever will, and their range of emotions and expressions entices you to coloring bliss. Drawn in aesthetic, charismatic poses, each of

From Solo to Supported: A Writer's Guide to Finding Community

Jessie L. Kwak

Our culture treats the artist toiling in solitude like a romantic idea, but that's rarely how it happens in the real world. If you know where to look, there's a whole world of writers out there, waiting to connect.

Comfort Eating With Nick Cave: Vegan Recipes To Get Deep Inside of You

Automne Zingg, Joshua Ploeg

We all know someone who needs the comforts of Nick Cave as much as they need Comfort Eating with Nick Cave. So the next time they are sobbing to Dumb and Dumber or Scream 2 with a container of chocolate chip cookie dough soy ice cream in their lap, hand them a copy of this cookbook and we'll all shed a tear together.

The Pittsburgh Tarot

Illustrated by Steve Teare, author Ed Simon

Iron and stained glass, brick and stone, clouds and rain-Pittsburgh is arguably America's most gothic city. Permeated with an old-world sensibility, this once perennially dark and smoggy metropolis that built its wealth through coke and steel is moody, atmospheric, melancholic, and beautiful.

Aristotle: Complete Works

Aristotle, edited by C. D. C. Reeve, Pavlos Kontos

Mystery in White: A Special Christmas Edition

J. Jefferson Farjeon, introduction by Martin Edwards

A new special edition of Sunday Times bestseller from British Library Publishing's genre defining Crime Classics series.Heavy snowfall brings a train to a halt. The passengers trapped together for Christmas, seek to unravel the secrets of an empty house when a murderer strikes in their midst.

The Saga of the Earls of Orkney

Edited and translated by Judith Jesch

This is a new, readable and more accurate translation of the saga formerly known as Orkneyinga saga. The introduction outlines the literary and historical focus of the Saga, and for the first time, those with no knowledge of Old Norse can access all the relevant textual evidence for this saga and enjoy its colourful stories and lively poetry.

Hibs at 150: Down the Slope with Football's Pioneers

Aidan Smith

Published to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Hibernian Football Club, founded in August 1875 and playing the team’s first ever match on Christmas day that year. This is an eclectic, enchanting and beautifully crafted miscellany charting the highs, lows and assorted misadventures of a beloved Edinburgh sporting institution.

The Private Side of Friendship: A Standalone Novel

Alexander McCall Smith

Edinburgh, 1984. Six students are facing the end of an academic year, preparing to go their separate ways in a changing world. Years later, they meet for a reunion, for what may well be their last evening together. It soon becomes clear to all that sometimes you have to let go of the past. You take away its lessons, but you let the rest go.

Watercolors in the Garden: Beginner-Friendly Projects Inspired by Chinese Aesthetics

Feiyu Zhou

Many readers long to capture vibrant flowers and lifelike animals on paper and feel drawn to watercolour painting, but worry that it might be difficult to get started. If this describes you, then Watercolors in the Garden is the book for you.

The Year's Best Sports Writing 2025

Edited by Hanif Abdurraqib, contributions by Glenn Stout

A must-read collection featuring the best in sports journalism.

The Poetic Edda: Expanded Second Edition

Translated by Jackson Crawford

Defiant Resistance: Shattering the silence on violence against Indigenous women

Marlene Longbottom

Defiant Resistance is a powerful testament to Indigenous women’s and families’ unwavering refusal to be silenced. Through personal narratives, they shatter the silence surrounding their experiences of violence, centring their agency, restoring their power and defining their own pathways toward self-determination and a life beyond violence.

Asian Folktales for Children: Traditional Tales from Japan, Korea, China, India, The Phillippines and Other Asian Lands

Retold by David Conger, Liana Romulo, Joan Suyenaga, Marian Davies Toth, illustrated by Patrick Yee

Journal Kawaii Cat, Lined Paperback (Rabbit Moon)

Illustrated by Setsu Broderick, edited by Tuttle Studio

Journal Lucky Cat (Maneki Neko), Lined Paperback: Blank Lined 144 Page A5 Notebook

Tuttle Studio

This lined, paperback journal from Tuttle Publishing features Maneki Neko, an auspicious Japanese cat who brings good fortune.

Justice with a Smile: A Novel

Osamu Dazai, translated by Michael Day

Japanese Urban Legends: An Illustrated Guide to Monsters, Myths & Terrifying Mysteries

Edited by Itsuki Asazato, Itatsuki Asazato

Chasing the Grid: An Ultrarunner's Physical and Spiritual Journey in Pursuit of the Ultimate Mountain Challenge

Kenneth Posner

Drawing Dinosaurs: How to Draw Scientifically Accurate Prehistoric Creatures, Including T. rex, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, Spinosaurus, and More

Brian Vitocruz

Learn how to accurately draw your favourite dinosaurs, with this full-colour drawing guide filled with realistic step-by-step instructions and fun facts about T. rexes, stegosauruses, triceratops, and more.

Ramen Remix: 52 Recipes Using Everyone's Favorite Instant Noodle

Jessica Harlan, illustrated by Megan Badilla

Tradecraft: Writers on John le Carré

Edited by Federico Varese

Mapping the North: Myth, Exploration, Encounter

Charlotta Forss

The Very Fine Clock

Illustrated by Edward Gorey, author Muriel Spark

Two stars team up – Muriel Spark and Edward Gorey – to bring the charming tale of Ticky the clock to life in this children’s classic.

The Scald-Crow

Grace Daly

Vampires at Sea

Lindsay Merbaum

If you liked What We Do in the Shadows, you should buy this book. If you hated Twilight, you should also buy this book.

Illusions of Presence: Lost Christmas Ghost Stories

Edited by Johnny Mains

A beautiful collection of forgotten classic ghost stories to bring the eerie into Christmas, from the editor of the run-away Halloweird and ongoing bestseller Celtic Weird, Johnny Mains.

The First Albanese Government: Governing in an age of disruption and division, 2022–2025

Edited by Michelle Grattan, John Halligan, John Hawkins

Australia’s leading voices on politics and policy examine the first Albanese Government from 2022 to 2025.

The Pen is Mightier: Autobiography of a Punk Rocker

Edward Tudor Pole

A fascinating behind-the-scenes account of the punk rock world, a career in show business and a lifetime spent on stage, written by legendary musician and one-time Sex Pistol, Edward Tudor Pole.

The Bass Player: Anthem for the Innocent

Stephen Travers, with Alexandra Orton, Yvonne Waterson

Stephen Travers has lived two lives. His first was as a young bass player, immersed in music, friendship, and the thrill of gigs on the road with The Miami Showband.

Audrey Skips

Andrea Rowe, illustrated by Lisa Coutts

Andrea Rowe and Lisa Coutts come together to create a story about community and kindness, legacy and conservation. Audrey Skips is a tribute to The Skipping Girl, Melbourne’s first neon sign and a timeless treasured landmark.

Trees Ancient and Modern: Woodland Cultures and Conservation

Charles Watkins

Reveals how people have used, valued and understood forests over time.

Icelandic Pop: Then, Today, Tomorrow, Next Week

Arnar Eggert Thoroddsen

An illuminating journey through Iceland's music history.

Berghain Nights: A Journey through Techno and Berlin Club Culture

Liam Cagney

An electrifying guide to Berlin's notorious club scene.

Voices of Thunder: Radical Religious Women of the Seventeenth Century

Naomi Baker

A rare, precious glimpse into the lives of seventeenth-century radical Protestant women.

How the Spanish Empire Was Built: A 400-Year History

Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, Manuel Lucena Giraldo

A fast-paced and entertaining journey through four hundred years of Latin American and Spanish history

The Globe: How the Earth Became Round

James Hannam

A history of how we came to know that the earth is round, rather than flat.

Kanpai: The History of Sake

Eric C. Rath

Explores the evolution, history, cultural significance and global rise of Japan's national drink.

Paul Poiret: Inventing Modern Luxury

Mary E. Davis

A dazzling portrayal of the innovative celebrity fashion designer, Paul Poiret.

Marcus Aurelius: Philosopher-King

Prof. William O. Stephens

The gripping life, times, thought and legacy of Stoic emperor Marcus Aurelius.

When Books Go Bad: Tales of Literary Feuds, Publishing Errors and Withering Reviews

Alex Johnson

Explores the scandalous and salacious side of literary history, tapping into the perennial interest in literary celebrity.

David Lynch

Colin Odell, Michelle Le Blanc

Internationally renowned, David Lynch was America's premier purveyor of the surreal, an artist whose work in cinema, television and the internet exposed the world to his highly personalised view of society. This book examines his oeuvre, considering the themes, motifs and stories behind his incredible feature films, shorts and internet...

My Ex-Girlfriend's Wedding

Sophie Crawford

A quirky new romcom filled with magic, heart and the absurdities of the sapphic dating scene....

Wimbledon 2025: The Official Story of the The Championships

Paul Newman

Wimbledon 2025 - The Official Story of The Championships is the comprehensive, entertaining and beautifully illustrated re-telling of a spell-binding fortnight of tennis at the All England Club.

Blue: Dragon of the Sea

Aleesah Darlison, illustrated by Tamlyn Teow

Meet Blue, a Dragon of the Sea! He’s also known as a nudibranch or sea slug.

Amanda Commander: The Great Orange Bake-Off

Coral Vass, illustrated by Heidi Cooper-Smith

How will the Dolphin Squad survive being on different teams? Amanda and her squad need to learn how to trust in their friendship with each other, even when they can’t work together.

How to Make Friends and Go Viral by Accident

Y. K. Willemse

Thirteen-year-old Hayden’s parents have just ruined his life. They’ve signed him up for singing lessons, which is the most embarrassing thing a guy at his school can do.

Land of Mist and Magic: The Myths and Legends that Shaped the British Isles

Philip Parker

Secret Maps: How they Conceal and Reveal the World

Tom Harper, Nick Dykes and Magdalena Peszko

Arthur Ferrier's Showgirl Sirens 1940-1949

Artist Arthur John Ferrier, compiled by Rian Hughes

Matchless: Joyce Wethered, Glenna Collett and the Rise of Women's Golf

Stephen Proctor

Acclaimed golf author and historian Stephen Proctor tells the story of the rise of women's golf in Britain and the U.S. through the rivalry that developed in the 1920s between Joyce Wethered and Glenna Collett. Matchless tells the story of these two incomparable golfers - women who personified the ambitions of their age.

Plotting the Oceans: Stories of Powerful Maps and Their Makers

Sarah Hamylton

Riveting, illuminating and beautifully written, Plotting the Oceans answers critical questions about what the evolving nature of maps means for the future of the natural environment, and for our own place in it.

A Kiss from the Devil

Georgina Clarke

Blood may be thicker than water, but is family more important than the truth? London, August 1759. Lizzie Hardwicke, society harlot and occasional investigator for the magistrate, is shaken by an encounter with her brother during a riotous evening hosted by the notorious Devils' Brotherhood....

No One Keeps a Secret

Denise Brown

When three teenagers track down a missing chihuahua to an abandoned theme park, they discover a corpse strangled by his own camera strap and find themselves caught up in a murder investigation. But everyone has an alibi.

For the Seasons: Haikus

Beverley Farmer

Beverley Farmer is one of our finest prose writers, but her new book, For the Seasons: Haikus, is likely to make her reputation as a poet too.

they

Helle Helle, translated by Martin Aitken

From the award-winning, cult Danish writer, an exquisite portrait of a mother and daughter.

Mamá

Margarita Del Mazo, illustrated by Silvia Álvarez

Chameleon Talisman

Lisa Moreno

The Chameleon Talisman jettison's ahead from where The Red Diamond trails off. Talya Solomon is now faced with a new conundrum. After attending Iwan Kowalski's funeral, a note presumed to be a condolence card is handed over to her by an unfamiliar man of Indian descent. She slides the unopened envelope inside her purse. Later, at the reception, she finds herself alone still haunted by best friend, Clarissa Stanford's murder. Upon opening the note, she realizes things aren't what they seem. A different diamond now has a new mark, Anna Pinsky, who has mysteriously disappeared with a green diamond called the Chameleon Talisman. Amit Pinsky has beseeched her with written words, "lives are at stake!" to help him locate his sister. This challenge takes Talya and partner, Tomas Anderkvist through the corridors of England, then onward to India, in search of Anna. Unfortunately, Talya and Tomas are in the crosshairs with countries vying for the Chameleon Talisman at any cost. Much is at stake as this diamond transgresses all concepts of faith with its hidden treasure.

TRUST

Donna Strong

"TRUST ... Total Reliance Under Stressful Times" conveys many undesired circumstances and shows my decision on exactly WHO to trust! While not always an easy choice, the reader will learn about my life issues that challenged my faith and trust in God. This book is real; honest; and forthcoming as to how life may throw us many curves. But instead of giving up, we must face our challenges head on and TRUST that God will be there to guide us through each step. When we're on the other side of our problems, it is then that we can see how we were guided and learned from them.

Cobalt

Jeff Sauer

Locke Christensen jumps from his bed drenched in sweat. His life is no longer his own. Annabel Combs now lives in the fringes of his mind, a haunting reminder of the life he lost. A red blur dancing in and out of the periphery, Combs spills blood wherever she goes. Between recurrent nightmares about the twisted serial killer, his ongoing battles with fatigue and dependency, and the gut-wrenching loss of his girlfriend six months ago, Locke's thoughts drift from one irreconcilable memory to the next.To make matters worse, the crowned prince of Saudi Arabia and his entourage have vanished into thin air during a backcountry ski trip near his mountain retreat in Telluride, Colorado.Nan Genevieve, the FBI's top dog and a woman Locke is all too familiar with, is sent in to sniff around, demanding Locke's assistance.Broken inside, he reluctantly accepts and soon encounters the trained forces that are holding the prince for ransom, as they threaten to bury anyone who crosses their path. Locke must regain his focus in order to save his friend, all while playing a mind-numbing game of cat and mouse with a ruthless killer who is always one step ahead.Turning to his friends, he enlists the help of the savvy Journalist Dan Schultz, who has his eyes set on another prize, and the talented Agent Samantha Fadden, who must control her rage or become the very thing she's sworn to hunt down.Straddling the line between redemption and revenge, Locke must choose between saving his friends and trying to once and for all rid the world of the deadly and devious "Red," whom has a dark secret that could drive him to his knees. In Cobalt, Jeff Sauer weaves a tale of deception, intrigue, and the vindication of a man who will risk it all to right his past transgressions and stop a murderous psychopath in her tracks … at 8,754 feet.

Most Heartily We Beseech Thee

John A. Merullo

The second book of The Brimmerverse series is set about fifty years after Behold All the Dwellers Upon Earth. Charlie, grandson of Nathan Brimmer, the hero is the first book, is about to take on an exciting new role, but there is unrest in what is otherwise a peaceable kingdom. He needs the help of his amazing uncles, David and James-William, who guided him in using the family's supernatural abilities, but they have not been seen since a tragedy over twenty-five years earlier. The main story is interspersed with flashbacks that fill in the saga of the Brimmer family over the intervening decades.

Why Fish Piss Matters

Andy Brown

In The Dark Shadows

Laurie McLure

Random poisonings are terrorizing the residents of picturesque Hillside, a community once tranquil, now toxic. It's autumn and in the air is the smell of wood-burning fires, pumpkin spice and decay. As police investigate, a noxious cloud of suspicion and fear hovers over Hillside, as deadly as any poison. Victim services advocate, Nicola Henderson is helping those impacted while dealing with her own personal nightmare. Her unidentified stalker has resurfaced, triggering her into action. With the help of a new crime reporter, a dangerous trap is set to catch the stalker that leads to a series of events from which it will be impossible to recover.

Louie's Little Legs and The Power of Trust

Danise DiStasi, Randy Conley, illustrated by Rachel Royer

In the series Louie's Little Legs, Louie learns important lessons about loving others by being kind, patient, hopeful, and trustworthy.

I Will Love Again

Leonard Austin

Building faith and hope for forgiveness as well as to help one to look beyond the physical. Renew hope and personal relationships.

UKRAINE

Elliott Curson, edited by Don Raymond

When the war in Ukraine began, Elliott Curson responded by posting images of the Ukrainian flag to show his solidarity against this unnecessary war. In a creative twist, he replaced the yellow portion of the flag with a yellow car—each car paired with an encouraging line of text. There's no question where Elliott stands. He opens his book, however, not with Ukraine but with a look back to 1980, when he was brought onto Ronald Reagan's presidential campaign after Reagan lost the Iowa caucus to George H. W. Bush. Curson highlights a television commercial he produced at the time, which presented Russia as America's adversary. The spot closed with Reagan declaring, "It's nice to be liked, but it's more important to be respected." Curson draws a direct line from that moment to today, warning of the dangers posed by those who are "playing footsie" with Vladimir Putin.

Wyld Woman: The Legend of Shy Girl

Isabel Renner, with Cameron King

Isabel Renner’s comedy solo show follows Shy Girl in her painful attempt to make her first friends ever

FLIGHT 987

Stacy Goodman

What would you sacrifice to save the ones you love?Worldwide Airlines pilot Evan Wheeler is desperate. After losing his teenage daughter to a rare illness, his wife and younger daughter are fighting the same fate. Their only hope lies in organ transplants that seem forever out of reach—until the airline's CEO offers Evan a horrifying deal: pilot Flight 987 to a remote Amazon runway, cut off the cabin's oxygen, and render the passengers brain-dead. Their bodies will be harvested for organs, securing Evan's family's future.Haunted by guilt, Evan agrees—unaware that one flight attendant, Stephanie Pratt, survives long enough to fight back.Meanwhile, journalist Levi Mathews is struggling to rebuild his life after a scandal destroyed his career. When his fiancée Stephanie boards Flight 987 and never returns, Levi is thrust into a nightmare. The official story of a decompression tragedy doesn't add up—especially when Stephanie's body arrives home, showing signs of a brutal attack.As Levi's investigation collides with Evan's unraveling lies, the truth behind the flight's sinister mission threatens to destroy them both.

Millennial Menopause: Preparing for Perimenopause, Menopause, and Life's Next Period

Lauren A. Tetenbaum

Get ready to learn the new way to take on menopause with this refreshingly real guide for millennials looking to embrace a challenging life phase with confidence, humour, and empowerment.

The Remnant Archipelago

A Marian Priest

After certain harrowing exorcisms, providential encounters, and a gradual uncovering of systemic demonic infiltration, the E-Team could not help but wonder whether God was unveiling the reality of the apocalypse, the epoch prophesied in the Book of Revelation, and preparing them to fight in the great battle between the woman clothed with the sun and the ghastly red dragon lurking to devour her children. Was everything now converging, aligning to fulfill the scriptural prophecies? Based on manifold terrestrial, celestial, and diabolical indicators, it seemed increasingly likely that "time" had arrived...

Comeuppance

Dr. Brandis Hartsell

In this short anthology, individuals from six amazing animal species and one equally impressive plant species have developed unusual behavioral or physical enhancements. As a result, they are able to offer humans important lessons about survival and respect for other life forms.

Cómo sobreviví a través de grandes adversidades

Carlos Cruz

Este libro es la historia verdadera de alguien que aprendió a vivir en condiciones adversas: calor, lluvia, frío y huracanes. Incluso hoy, sigo viviendo con dolor y angustia mental y siento como si hubiera pasado por varias guerras. Esta es la vida de alguien que tuvo la mala fortuna de haber vivido en tiempos de hambrunas y que hoy vive para contarlo.

Whole Life Insurance Unlocking the Secrets About Cash Value

Steve Parisi

"Whole Life Insurance | Unlocking the Secrets About Cash Value: How Banks, Corporations, and the Wealthy Use Cash Value Life Insurance" is your guide to obtaining a whole life insurance policy with the highest cash value. Gain clarity on misunderstood aspects of whole life insurance and the advantages it can bring. Become better equipped to choose the right insurance company for you today!

VANKAY TALES

Mathew M Yazar, translated by Irmak BIL

Vankay" is my boundless kingdom of imagination—a freedom to roam inside the worlds of my characters. In this realm, fiction and reality blur. I realized I could alleviate my existential doubts—concerning meaning, loneliness, freedom, and death—most effectively through writing. Though I initially kept my work private, I eventually decided to share it, believing my stories could resonate beyond my life, across time, even centuries later.If published, my hope was that readers—much like me, who journeyed through the dream worlds of writers I love—would witness my adventure through these stories.Vankay Tales is a collection of 21 short stories. Each one stands on its own, but they all touch on nature, people, and universal human experiences. "Vankay" is my personal dream world—where fiction and reality come together, and where I feel most free while writing.

Chapel Road

Louis Paul Boon, translated by Adrienne Dixon

May 2003

Dark Garbage & Poef's Second Head

Emma Jon-Michael Frank

Lexicon Lamiarum

Edited by Daniel A Schulke, illustrated by Adrienne Rozzi

Self-Care

Russell Smith

Perfect Crime Party

Edited by Kel McDonald, cover design or artwork by Jeff Smith, contributions by Van Jensen, Ryan Estrada

Unnamable

Anna Gual, translated by AKaiser

The Rising Sea

Ravi Vakil

The Joy of Politics

Amy Klobuchar

Bruins 365

Mike Commito

Under the Full and Crescent Moon

Aamir Hussain

Victimology

Jo-Anne M. Wemmers

The second edition of the notable textbook Victimology provides a Canadian perspective on the scientific study of crime victims, highlighting their rights and the responsibility to prevent (re)victimization.

Mushrooms

Julia Rutland

Kids' Guide to Birds of Virginia

Stan Tekiela

Hay gatos en este libro

Viviane Schwarz

Widow's Walk

Jane Willan

The Posthumous Landscape

Photographer David Kaufman, commentaries by Bernard Avishai, Joanna Podolska

Enemy Alien

Paul Wong, photographer Tamio Wakayama, contributions by Eva Respini, Mayumi Takasaki

The ABCs of California's Native Bees

Krystle Hickman

Richard Johnson

Lucie Bergeron-Johnson, Tom Smart, foreword by Edward Burtynsky

My Body Can

Laura Gehl, illustrated by Alexandra Colombo

Told over a year of Jewish holidays, this rhyming book for preschoolers celebrates bodies of all shapes, sizes, and abilities.

A Little Book of Self-Care for Caregivers

Edited by Sara Spees Addicott, foreword by Beverly E. Thorn PhD

Fodor's Essential Caribbean

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's San Diego

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Fodor's San Francisco

Fodor’s Travel Guides

Now What? How North Carolina Can Blaze a Progressive Path Forward

Gene R. Nichol

Animals Illustrated: Arctic Land Mammals

William Flaherty, Brian Koonoo, Dorothy Aglukark, David Aglukark, Monica Ittusardjuat, Allen Niptanatiak, illustrated by Sean Bigham, Kagan McLeod, Amiel Sandland, author Danny Christopher, illustrated by Patricia Ann Lewis-MacDougall

Girls, Unlimited

Monique Couvson

Give Me a Fast Ship

Thomas J. Cutler

Ernest Evans and his ship USS Johnston (DD-557) are legendary for their exploits in the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Evans is an intriguing character in a number of ways, including his Native American heritage, and the USS Johnston under Evans—he was the sole commander from commissioning to sinking—served in various campaigns and operations prior to the action off Samar that earned him the Medal of Honor. The ship was active in the Carolines and bombarded the beaches at Kwajalein and Eniwetok and (with two other destroyers) sank a sub off Bougainville (earning Evans a Bronze Star). She also was active at Guam and Peleliu. Thomas Cutler brings both Evans and USS Johnston to life in a manner that places them into the context of the greater Pacific War but keeps the focus on these two relatively small—but ultimately so significant—entities. A ship and her captain are nothing without the crew, and the author ensures that—despite his larger-than-life status—Evans is portrayed as part of that larger “organism,” with appropriate emphasis on the other members of the crew.

Unplugged Tots

Hannah Hagon

Japanese Kanji Fast Finder

Laurence Matthews

This Scheming World

Ihara Saikaku, translated by Masanori Takatsuka, David C. Stubbs, introduction by David J. Gundry

Wounded Little Gods

Eliza Victoria

May 2022

Turmoil

Michael Layland

The Book of Kin

Jennifer Eli Bowen

Close Reading for the Twenty-First Century

Dan Sinykin, Johanna Winant

While the Earth Holds Its Breath

Helen Moat

Fox Bunny Funny

Andy Hartzell

When Water Became Blue

Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, translated by Rhonda Mullins

The Great Grown-up Game of Make-Believe

Lauren D. Woods

Escaping Ukraine, Finding Hope

Mila Mostova, illustrated by Diana Maksymenko

A teacher escapes war with her children, finding safety and new beginnings in Minnesota. Told in English and Ukrainian, this powerful story is brought to life with stunning illustrations by a Ukrainian newcomer. A moving journey of resilience, hope, and community.

Champions for the Arts

Donna Walker-Kuhne

A new guide to creating equitable, inclusive, and diverse community engagement in the arts.

Calm Harbour, Turbulent Seas

Shirley Martin

Hidden Flowers

Keiko Honda

An illuminating memoir of one woman's journey through motherhood, loss, disability, and the transformative power of artistic self-expression exemplified by the Japanese concept of "Hidden Flowers," which emphasizes the beauty of unexpected moments.

Inspired

Artist Roy Henry Vickers

The Gilded Butterfly Effect

Heather Colley

The Complete Leader

Andre Young

Musical festival floats of Japan

Håkan Lundström

Based on more than thirty years’ fieldwork, this book aims to increase the understanding of music played on elaborate wooden floats which form vital components in Japanese festivals with a religious dimension. The focus is on float-festivals in Aichi prefecture in central Japan, butinternational and national perspectives come into play as well.

My Seven Mothers

Pernille Ipsen, translated by Tiina Nunnally

Bloom like the Lilies

Amber Michelle Difeo

Atom and Void

Aaron Fagan

December 2025

The Song of the Stars

Robert Animikii Horton

The Song of the Stars explores Anishinaabe teachings and scientific insights that allow us t o better understand the cosmos, deepen our connection to the Earth, and unravel the mystery of our place within the universe.

Allan Rohan Crite

Edited by Diana Seave Greenwald, Christina Michelon, contributions by Paula C. Austin, Julie Caro, Efeoghene Igor Coleman, Theodore C. Landsmark

Divinica

JP Roth

If You Leave

Margaret Hutton

El gran libro juego de la Navidad / The Big Game Book of Christmas (Spanish Edition)

Joan "Subi" Subirana

The Maestro and Her Protégé

Kate Whouley

My First Book of Hockey (Board Book)

The Big Game Book of Christmas

Joan Subirana

Ripple

William Powers

Quien tiene un hermano tiene un tesoro / Whoever has a Sibling, has a Treasure

Illustrated by Laia Guerrero

My Sibling, My Treasure

Laia Guerrero

Not So Fast

Tim Hollister, Pam Shadel Fischer, foreword by William Van Tassel

My One-of-a-Kind Body

Whitney Casares MD, MPH FAAP

Willingness

Kevin McIlvoy, foreword by Peter Turchi, compiled by Christine Hale, edited by Peg Alford Pursell

The Essence of Bipolar Disorder

William J. Walsh PhD

Ánimo para la maternidad

Edited by Katie Koplin, Katie Koplin

Armies of the Night

Michael Gingold, Chris Poggiali

Making Waves

Davin Kazama

Some of the best leaders don’t start out wanting the role—they step up because they see a problem and refuse to ignore it. In Making Waves, Davin Kazama redefines leadership for those who never saw themselves as leaders.

A. Molotkov

William Greenberg Desserts Bakes Vegan

Carol Becker

Get Your Own Coffee

Suzanne Hopgood

From her upbringing in her parents’ New Hampshire hotel to becoming Chair and CEO of a NYSE company, Hopgood spent her career being underestimated. Rather than let it defeat her, she turned it into her superpower.

The Megastructure of the Eurasian World through the Prism of Geology, Archaeology, and History

Evgenij N. Chernykh

Pain-Free Performance

John Rusin, Glen Cordoza

The Future of Automotive Finance and Insurance

Joel Kansanback

Today's car buyers want a 45-minute in-store process, transparent pricing, and digital options—and they'll go elsewhere if you can't deliver. In The Future of Automotive Finance & Insurance, industry veteran Joel Kansanback reveals how forward-thinking dealerships are meeting these demands while significantly increasing their F&I profits.

Beacon

Raymond A. Bordogna

Many companies start AI projects, but few scale them successfully. Beacon gives CEOs, CIOs, and enterprise leaders the roadmap to move beyond experimentation and embed AI across the organization.

Frank the Frog

Matthew J Peake, Colin R Brooks

The Canary on the Couch

Kenneth Levin

Education after October 7

Edited by Matt Reingold

Education after October 7: Essays about Teaching and Learning in the Jewish Diaspora is an edited collection that explores how the October 7, 2023, terror attacks changed teaching and learning about Israel in the Jewish diaspora.

Exponential Gains (Second Edition)

Todd R. Walsh

Exponential Gains is a must-read for investors seeking to speculate with a portion of their investments and transform their portfolios.

Be the Legend

Gene Frederick, with Joel Comm

The 12 Guiding Stars System

Tammara-Nicole Gardner

Looking to make a purposeful pivot, a graceful midlife transition, or embrace a life that truly reflects who you are? The 12 Guiding Stars System is a complete life design and manifestation guide that helps you discover your soul's true desires, transform them into meaningful goals, and take aligned, actionable steps toward manifesting a life of your own conscious creation. Blending spiritual insight with practical strategy, this holistic system provides the tools, structure, and inspiration to break free from external expectations and step fully into your most authentic self.Rooted in the framework of the 12 astrological houses, this system leads you through thought-provoking journaling prompts and reflective exercises designed to help you explore what your soul truly wants in every major area of life, including career, relationships, spirituality, health, and more. Through this process, you'll develop your personal Guiding Stars—core values and inner truths that become your compass for setting purposeful goals and designing a life of deep fulfillment.From there, you'll build practical, customized plans for actualizing your vision, supported by manifestation techniques, daily practices, and strategic tools to help you stay aligned, focused, and empowered on your journey.By the end of this book, you'll not only understand the foundational principles of manifestation, but you will also know how to readily integrate them into your daily routines to support you in defining a path that reflects your deepest truth.Perfect for readers of self-help books for women, fans of mindful and intentional living, and anyone ready to create a soul-aligned life that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.

Black Dahlia Avenger

Steve Hodel

The Temporal Navigators

Larry Middlebrooks

What if everything you've been taught about time is wrong? In this groundbreaking exploration of consciousness and reality, Larry Middlebrooks reveals that time is not a river flowing in one direction but an ocean of navigable dimensions waiting to be explored. Drawing from cutting-edge physics, ancient wisdom traditions, and profound personal experience, "The Temporal Navigators" presents a revolutionary framework for understanding our relationship with time itself. Middlebrooks proposes that time has actual substance—a "temporal matter" that consciousness can learn to perceive and interact with directly. Like dark matter comprising 85% of the universe yet remaining largely invisible, this temporal substrate surrounds us constantly, accessible only to expanded awareness. Through detailed exploration of what he calls the "cosmic loom," discover how space and time weave together to create the fabric of reality and how consciousness participates actively in this ongoing creation.This book guides readers through the architecture of moments themselves—revealing that each instant contains vast internal landscapes with explorable territories, branching possibility points, and layers of information typically hidden from ordinary perception. Middlebrooks demonstrates how trauma, limiting beliefs, and unresolved experiences create actual tears and distortions in the space-time fabric and how skilled navigators can learn to repair these disruptions at their source.Moving beyond individual experience, explore how unconscious patterns cascade through generations, creating "ancestral temporal streams" that influence family lineages across time. Learn to work with these generational patterns, healing not only personal wounds but also contributing to the resolution of collective trauma held in what Middlebrooks calls the "collective shadow interface."

The Drawings of Edwin Austin Abbey

Edited by John Fleskes, author Alice Carter

December 2021

Art of Rachel and Terry Dodson

Artist Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson, introduction by John Fleskes

November 2024

A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms in Python, Volume 2

Jay Wengrow

ElfQuest Covers 1978-2022

Richard Pini, illustrated by Wendy Pini

June 2025

Hope, Unfailing

Pope Francis

The New Local Leaders Handbook

Dr. Joey Minear, Cristian Figueredo

The New Local Leaders Handbook is a practical, boots-on-the-ground guide for small-town mayors, city councilors, and community changemakers ready to take charge of their town's future. Drawing from real-world experience, Dr. Joey Minear and Cristian Figueredo provide clear strategies for governing with purpose, revitalizing declining communities, building local economies, and inspiring civic engagement. From the shift of the campaign trail to council chambers, this handbook equips new leaders with the tools, mindset, and resilience needed to lead with impact, without waiting for outside help.

Cooking Pure and Simple

Suzie Reedy

With more than 180 recipes, "Cooking Pure and Simple" is sure to equip you with budget-friendly, nourishing meals that will make your frustration with meal preparation disappear!

From Sea To Service

Michael H. Graner, Marc H. Nguyen

From Sea to Service is fundamentally a story of a boy, Marc Nguyen, who made a solemn promise in the chaos of a desperate escape from war. He did not know how, when, or where he could honor the promise, but he was confident that his faith would guide him. The memoir traces Marc's journey as a Boat Person to his improbable graduation from the US Coast Guard Academy and distinguished military career. Throughout his life, Marc is determined to live a life of service and make a difference in the lives of others; however, with few resources, his journey is not clear. Along the way, he confronts apparently insurmountable obstacles, but through a deep faith, he perseveres overcoming the daunting challenges. His story is filled with inspiring instances of grit and determination in the face of intimidating and often hopeless circumstances that can serve as a model for all those struggling with difficult challenges.The narrative documents his struggles as an immigrant child fleeing the war, adjusting to life in America, and fighting against the odds to succeed at a demanding US military academy. Each step of the way, Marc seeks opportunities to "honor the promise," and slowly the path is revealed as he proceeds. His Coast Guard career includes serving on several Coast Guard cutters, helping alleviate racial tensions in the Gulf Coast fishing community, and leading a US military delegation to Hanoi. The delegation paved the way toward improved relations between the US and Vietnam, opened Vietnam to global trade, and enormously improved the Vietnamese economy. After retiring from the Coast Guard, Marc continued his efforts to honor the promise to live a life of service. Marc and his wife, Hong, also a former Boat Person, share an abiding commitment to humanitarian service. Their philanthropy has supported numerous causes, and they are deeply involved in medical missions to Vietnam. Their life stories provide a perfect example of immigrant contributions to our country.

The Cheese Cure

Michael Finnerty

In dire need of change, journalist Michael Finnerty found himself ushered into the elusive world of cheesemongering and from there, forever transformed.

Cajun South Brown Folk

Shome Dasgupta

The Canary Murder Case

S.S. Van Dine

The Greene Murder Case

S.S. Van Dine

My New Devil Wife Volume 1

Tonarikeru, Shiryu

Love It or List It

Morgan James, Ashlyn Kane

The Egg

Disnaut Maria L'Naim, illustrated by Nurit Pacht

Imagine you're so afraid of heights that you can't climb a ladder. Now, imagine you decide to go skydiving to confront the worst version of your greatest fear. Disnaut Maria L'naim explores this idea in a potty-humor-packed comedy titled "The Egg."

¿Este regalo es para mi?

José Carlos Román, illustrated by Silvia Álvarez

Is this present for me?

José Carlos Román, illustrated by Silvia Álvarez

Engendering the Stage in the Age of Shakespeare and Beyond

Peter Cockett, Melinda Gough

Engendering the Stage in the Age of Shakespeare and Beyond steps beyond the myth of the all-male stage, centring feminist, queer, and trans scholars and artists to reveal the deeper complexities of gendered performance on stage today and within the records of theatre history.

Pedagogy of Proximities

Cristina Delgado Vintimilla, Veronica Pacini-Ketchabaw

During the pandemic, authors Vintimilla and Pacini-Ketchabaw, alongside an elementary school in Ecuador, initiated the Itinerant school. In this book, they explore the curricular trajectories of nine gardens that created this educational experience.

Lesedi's Little Light

Bakang Tshegofatso Akoonyatse

The New Eve

Moussa Ould Ebnou

All About Sea Turtle Behavior: Essays for the Curious Naturalist

Maatla The Magnet

Bakang Tshegofatso Akoonyatse

January 2027

Michael Salmon

This book summarizes for the curious naturalist the latest advances in our knowledge about the evolution, ecology and especially the behavior of marine turtles. It includes as well the efforts being made to recover their populations that are currently either threatened or endangered, largely due to the effects of interactions with humans.

Life according to Gigi

Sandra Hodge-Hampton

Convinced her dream of stardom is slipping away, Gigi Nelson, an overconfident middle-aged woman pursues her acting career in between hot flashes while supporting her family via her bootleg beauty salon. Gigi's over-inflated opinion of her talent creates hilarious and sometimes sad adventures for Gigi on her way to realizing her "Hollywood Dream" in the heart of Atlanta.

Grouchy Gloria and the Great Indoors

Jules Horowitz

A grouchy girl and her cloud like to play inside.But her dad says it's time to put the screens aside.He wants her to go out and get some fresh air.Can Gloria be convinced to play out there?

Max the Golden Helper

MIchael Akan

Max the Golden Helper is a heartwarming true story about Max, a gentle golden retriever with a gift for spreading love and comfort. Max loves sharing in family adventures, especially with his special best friend. Max is training to be a support dog to help children everywhere. This inspiring story celebrates the healing power of a dog's love and the big impact one golden heart can have.

The Riddle of the Fairy Tale Village

Jennifer Hayes, illustrated by Ipan (none)

It's Christmastime, and Jenny is spending winter vacation with her grandparents. Grandma has an antique bookshop in the back of her house, filled with magical stories and ghosts of its own, and it is Jenny's favorite place on Earth. They read stories together each night, and when Grandma surprises Jenny with a miniature fairy tale village, the stories begin to take on a life of their own. Jenny soon discovers that in a place as magical as The Candlelight Bookshop, adventure is only a story away!

Swim Safe, Little Polar Bear

Kia Huihui

A little polar bear wants to learn to swim but doesn't know where to start!With a bit of help from Tux the Penguin, Kai the orca, and a sparkly fish named Savvy, he learns to float, kick, and scoop through the icy sea.Swim Safe, Little Polar Bear is a gentle,interactive story introducing swim safety and confidence through rhythm, play, and friendship.

More Than a Survivor

Amy McKiernan

Sexual abuse creates profound and lasting wounds, but complete healing and a fulfilling life are within reach. This book offers a roadmap to not just survive, but to truly overcome the impact of abuse and build a life rich in beauty and strength.Drawing from her own journey of healing, author Amy McKiernan provides gentle guidance through eight transformative keys. These keys will empower you to take back your power, redefine your narrative, and create a life of love, confidence, and peace thatis authentically yours.This book goes beyond simply surviving; it empowers you to thrive. Through guidedreflections in the included journal, you will actively participate in your healing, buildinga future shaped by your resilience, not your past trauma. Discover how to trulyovercome and live a powerful, fulfilled life.

Songs and Stories of Sharon Katz & The Peace Train

Sharon Katz, Marilyn Cohen, translated by Laura Vázquez Rodríguez

Nelson Mandela gave South African musician and music therapist Sharon Katz a mission: use your music to create a world based on fairness and justice for all people. And that's what she did in composing the songs in this book and in partnering with Zulu singer Nonhlanhla Wanda to create The Peace Train. Taking you on a joyride through its songs and stories, this book will inspire you to join in making this a kinder and more caring world. Starting with the original performance in South Africa in 1993 with a 500-voice multiracial and multicultural choir, these compositions have now been sung around the world with choirs and orchestras of all sizes and are perfect for schools, colleges and community groups of all ages. Music therapists will also find the songs and stories beneficial in their work.The songs are in English, several African languages and Spanish. The scores are written for first soprano, second soprano and alto, and they also include guitar chords. Links to audio and video examples are given for each song. Illustrated stories accompany each composition and describe the historical and social situations that inspired each song and the universal themes they address.Sharon Katz is an international composer, performer and recording artist with many songs and albums on the Grammy© ballot. She has jumped out of helicopters in civil war zones to sing for peace and been featured on the Carnival! album with Sting, Elton John, Tina Turner and Madonna for the Rainforest Foundation. "If there is still a human race a few years from now, it will be largely because of women like Sharon Katz, doing jobs that need to be done. Music may yet save us." – Pete Seeger

Lullaby in Red

Nancy Louise Freeman, illustrated by Paige Ozma Ashmore

Dream along to a desert fantasy world filled with ballerina geckos, flirtatious bats, shadow cats, and bagpipe-playing geckos as a mother sings her little one to sleep. Over the course of the book Mother imagines her daughter growing from a curious little girl into a confident young woman, finally returning to the present, child asleep in her arms.

Prayers, Affirmations & Declarations - Volume 2

Shaneaka Lawson

Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God! Prayer is a powerful weapon that is essential to our daily lives. It is important that we learn how to seek God and pray about everything, no matter how big or small our issues or concerns may be. This is a book of prayers and declarations based on scripture to encourage and teach others how praying the Word of God can bring change and transform our lives. Believe that there is power in prayer and that we can get more accomplished in our lives by seeking God in prayer. Stand firm in faith and decree and declare the Word of God over your life. Be confident in the power of prayer because prayer moves mountains and changes things!

Anchored...Faith That Held in the Flood

Vivian P. McIntosh

Anchored…Faith That Held in the Flood is a gripping, heartfelt testimony of survival, faith, and resilience through one of the most catastrophic storms in history—Hurricane Dorian. With raw honesty and unwavering hope, the author recounts the harrowing hours trapped in rising floodwaters, the prayers whispered in the dark, and the unshakable trust in God that became the anchor in the storm. This powerful memoir is a reminder that even when the waters rise and the winds rage, faith can hold you steady until the calm returns.

In Winter I Burn Poems

Diana Lischer

Breakdown

John C Brady !!! PhD

Wasabi for a Healthy Brain

Isao Okunishi PhD

The Battle for George Square 1919: Myth, Memory and the Military in Red Clydeside

Dr. Gordon Barclay, Dr. Louise Heren

The Battle of George Square, a riot during the Forty Hours Strike in Glasgow, on 31 January 1919, is routinely claimed to be one of the most iconic events in Scottish working-class history.

Words to ConSIDDUR

Rabbi Mordechai Wecker

The completion of this book caps fifty years of study and teaching the siddur. It is my hope, G-d willing, that my words will be educational, instructive and, hopefully, even inspiring.Do not be misled by the title, Words to ConSIDDUR! It is simply a concession to my predilection for puns. This sefer deals with serious matters, indeed, with our very relationship with Hashem Yisborach.I have focused my efforts on those prayers that are recited individually rather than communally. The former presumably allows more time for reflection. My target audience for this work is… you! It is aimed at the entire spectrum of Jews, from novices to accomplished Torah scholars and everyone in between.

Pray Together Stay Together

Alexander B. Williams Jr, edited by Summer Williams, Lauren Harvey-Williams

"Pray Together, Stay Together" is more than just a guide—it's a roadmap to building a lasting legacy for Black families. Written by an African-American seasoned financial planner of over 40 years and skilled family reunion organizer, this book offers a unique blend of spiritual wisdom and practical advice for strengthening family bonds and creating generational wealth.From planning soul-stirring reunions for 400+ family members to establishing a family bank, this guide provides step-by-step instructions rooted in Christian values and African American cultural heritage. Learn how to leverage life insurance for financial security, nurture entrepreneurship within your family, and instill core values in future generations.This book is a must-read for Black families seeking to honor their ancestors, glorify God, and create a prosperous future. Whether you're planning your first family gathering or looking to elevate your family's financial standing, "Pray Together, Stay Together" offers the tools and inspiration to turn your vision into reality.Empower your family, secure your legacy, and start your journey to unity and generational wealth today. Because when we pray together and stay together, there's no limit to what our families can achieve.

The Contractor's Guide to Surety Bonds

C. Constantin Poindexter

A primer to contract surety bonds in the construction industry. This resource demystifies bonding, contract bond account prequalification, and legal framework for contractors and professionals navigating the surety bond process for public and private construction projects.

The Shepherd's Voice

Elizabeth Head Black

Based on the idea that Jesus lays out in Chapter 10 of John's gospel, this study is an opportunity to hear, recognize, and respond to the voice of Jesus. The Shepherd's Voice blends the study of scripture with private prayer practice. It seamlessly weaves together ancient and modern elements, including inductive Bible study methods, Lectio Divina exercises, Immanuel Prayer models, and even methods used in traditional rabbinical midrash. At the heart of this study is an effort to enter an intimate conversation with the One who calls us by name.

Stolen Shadow

J. Michael Moriarty

This is a story about the famous Sioux warrior chief, Crazy Horse. He was killed in the custody of the U.S. Army on September 5,1877 at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. His body remains missing to this day.Stolen Shadow is a fictional account of efforts to find him. The title of the book is based on the statement of Crazy Horse who refused to be photographed. "Why would I let you steal my shadow?"

Colin McGill: Showdown at Thunder Hollow

Odell Scott