Uncover over 100 real-life mysteries in this captivating gift book, from the Loch Ness monster to alien abductions. With stunning artwork and compelling case studies.
"A poignant novel about two lifelong friends from the American South whose worlds converge after tragedy strikes, exploring motherhood, friendship, and sisterhood in a vivid and emotionally rich narrative."
Three teenagers in a small seaside town are brought back from the dead to complete magical tasks in a supernatural power struggle, risking chaos and danger.
A gripping thriller with a love story at its core, Chris Whitaker's new novel explores obsession, devotion, and the fine line between triumph and tragedy in 1975 America.
A touching story about finding comfort in familiar hugs during tough times, inspired by real-life floods. Resilience and hope for kids facing big changes.
People Like Us, by award-winning author Jason Mott, is a riveting novel filled with dreamlike experiences, humor, and deep emotions, exploring themes of peace, belonging, and gun violence.
In this novel in verse, a queer biracial teen confronts race, privilege, class, and sexuality on his journey to love while navigating friendships and coming out.
A collection of short fiction and poems on menstruation by Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color authors. Tales of joy, sorrow, and self-discovery.
Knives Out meets holiday romance in this rivals-to-lovers mystery from bestselling author Ally Carter. Can Maggie and Ethan find a way to save the famous mystery writer before it's too late?
2015 Schneider Family Book Award Winner tells the inspiring story of a young boy who finds his voice through animals, leading to a life dedicated to wildlife conservation.
"The Wonder and Happiness of Being Old is a heartfelt collection of reflections on age, love, and life, offering hope and joy for readers of all ages."
"Bite by Bite explores the wonders of food and drink through essays by Aimee Nezhukumatathil, celebrating memories, flavors, and traditions with humor and beautiful illustrations."
"Disability rights activist Alice Wong showcases a collection of insightful essays by disabled authors, shedding light on their experiences and celebrating disability culture."