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In the ninth novel in New York Times bestselling author Stuart Gibbs's FunJungle series, resident sleuth Teddy Fitzroy is on the case to find a missing elephant and clear his friend of vandalism.

When a herd of elephants interrupts the big Friday night football game, the police enlist Teddy and his father to assist them in getting the animals safely back home to the elephant sanctuary. Only when they arrive, their owners realize one of the elephants has gone missing! The lone African elephant, Tanzy, is still out there somewhere.

Then Teddy's best friend, Xavier, is accused of vandalizing a bulldozer in protest of a builder ruining a beloved piece of land they call TurtleTown. Teddy is torn. His best friend needs him but so does Tanzy. Can Teddy crack both cases before someone gets hurt?

I thought he was the man of my dreams. He may just be my worst nightmare.

After years of struggling, I never expected someone like Evan Sinclair to walk into my life.

Confident, charming, and well-dressed, I couldn't believe it when he asked me - a waitress at a diner - to go out with him.

He swept me off my feet, offering me a life I never imagined - a luxurious apartment, new clothes, a world beyond my wildest dreams. For the first time in years, I thought I was finally happy.

But as our relationship deepens, things start to change. Evan's love comes with strings attached: unspoken rules, decisions made for me, and a creeping sense of control. The more I try to hold on to this perfect life, the more I feel like I'm losing myself.

Evan won't talk about his past. His temper flares if I even ask about it. And when I find out the reason why, I wonder if I've made a terrible mistake.

I thought this new life was everything I wanted. Now, I'm scared I won't be able to get out before it's too late.

A dark, addictive psychological thriller about obsession, control, and the lies we tell ourselves to feel loved. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Kaira Rouda, Kiersten Mogdlin, Sue Watson and Daniel Hurst.

If you've ever trusted the wrong person - read this.

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XO, Kitty meets Dash & Lily in this rom com about two teens falling in love via letters left in their favorite library books - even if in real life they think they have nothing in common.

Lizzie Wei is a huge book nerd, and proud of it. And when she realizes there is a mysterious reader who has been checking out all of her favorite books from the library, she can't help but get a crush on someone she's never even met. Her friends make it their mission to find Lizzie's long lost book soulmate and convince her to leave notes for her crush. But what if the person Lizzie is looking for, isn't at all what she expects?

Dylan Lin loves reading, secretly anyway. Ever since a bullying incident at his last school, he's hidden his love of fantasy novels, instead leaning into his jock persona. Now he's the tennis team captain, runs every day, and actively avoids reading. So, when he decides to start volunteering at a kitten nursery, and his super cute co-volunteer Lizzie asks if he likes reading, he says no. He never expects the look of complete and utter disappointment on Lizzie's face.

Lizzie is certain her secret crush isn't Dylan. It can't be! But when he accidentally makes an obscure reference to her favorite book during their volunteer shift, she's not so sure anymore. Can Lizzie forgive Dylan for lying? And can Dylan be brave enough to be himself?

Jennifer Chen's Checking You Out is a contemporary romance about being true to yourself and celebrating what you love, because you just might find the perfect person to share it with.

"Fun, fan-yourself sexy, and full of heart." - Rosie Danan, USA Today bestselling author of The Intimacy Experiment

27 Dresses meets The Intimacy Experiment in this sexy, emotional, opposites-attract rom-com set in New York City's Modern Orthodox community.

Arielle Becker is one hora away from a meltdown. After one too many bridesmaid gigs--complete with Spanx, heels, and hideous dresses--she's officially over love and its overpriced trappings. Especially when they keep coming with the same smug, judgmental wedding singer.

Judah Klein is New York's go-to Modern Orthodox wedding singer and most eligible bachelor. Years of failed setups have left him jaded, until repeated clashes with a fiery bridesmaid wake him right up. But when snarks turn to sparks, and fights turn to feelings, things get complicated.

Arielle is not a girl who settles down. And Judah is not a guy who hooks up. So why does walking away feel impossible?

"I came for the sexy opposites-attract romance, stayed for the joyous celebration of Jewish life and community, and fell hard for Judah, Ari, and their journey toward one another but also toward finding themselves. Soon by You somehow manages to be both sizzlingly hot and meltingly sweet at the same time; the only thing I disliked about the book was that it had to end. I can't wait for more hot Jewish romance from Dahlia Adler!" - Amanda Elliot, USA Today bestselling author of Love You a Latke

"Dahlia Adler's Soon by You is a romance that sets itself apart. Readers are afforded a rare glimpse inside the Orthodox Jewish dating scene in a way that's both immersive and authentic. But it's the off-the-charts chemistry between the hero and heroine that makes this story truly shine. A little Pride and Prejudice, a little Fifty Shades of Grey, and a whole lot of Chutzpah!" - Heidi Shertok, author of Unorthodox Love

Dive in to an exciting nonfiction graphic novel series about some of the greatest Black lives in history! "Sure to delight middle graders and encourage interest in STEM careers." (School Library Journal)

This fun and accessible graphic novel for middle grade readers brings to light the lives of great but lesser-known Black scientists. Great Minds of Science is a kid-friendly introduction to some of the greatest scientists in history--doctors, engineers, mathematicians, and biologists.

Each of them faced challenges as they rose to the top of their professions, but they didn't back down. They kept experimenting and questioning and learning, and they made significant contributions in each of their scientific fields.

Black Lives is the new graphic novel series from award-winning author Tonya Bolden and illustrator David Wilkerson that celebrates the lives of Black innovators and legends and helps bring these histories to life.

Celebrate the lives and contributions of Black scientists throughout history with the inspiring Great Minds of Science.

Ken Kitano has lost everything. He's lost his family, his dreams, and even his first crush, Yumin, who suddenly left for Korea to pursue her dream of becoming a police officer. He spends his days getting into one meaningless fight after another, but one day, after learning Yumin actually managed to make her dream come true, he decides to follow in her footsteps and head to Seoul. Only, instead of becoming a cop, he ends up catching the attention of a street gang and becoming their boss! Suddenly, his strength, values, and beliefs are put to the test as he navigates a new life that he's determined to keep a secret from Yumin, a cop to her very core. Sun-Ken Rock is a gritty and raw action-drama by Boichi, the renowned artist behind Dr. STONE! This cult classic combines explosive artwork with powerful storytelling and makes its English debut in a must-have edition.

Midsommar meets Fear Street in this modern, sea-soaked folk horror debut about fighting to survive, and fighting to be yourself.

Seventeen-year-old Lindsay Weinberg has just gotten kicked out of another prep school, and has consequently found herself shipped to her Uncle Levi's farm in the cold, isolated town of Marbury, Maine.

When Lindsay arrives at a big, old farmhouse miles from civilization, she is greeted by her uncle's new wife, a goy with a little too much Jesus decor for Lindsay's taste--with Uncle Levi mysteriously away on a business trip. Not only that, but Lindsay isn't the only teen staying there. In fact, there is a small group of teens going through some kind of reform program. Up at dawn. Manual labor all day. No phones, computers or tablets.

Things start to feel hopeless until Lindsay meets the twins, Phin and Cass. They live on an island off the Peninsula's coast--and they have internet. Lindsay convinces the others at Haven House to sneak out for a party on the island, and the night is incredible. At least...what they can remember of it. All of them wake up in their beds with sea-shell mementos, no memory of how they got home, and wicked hangovers. All of them except one. And as the disappearances and mysteries pile up, Lindsay and the others realize that they have become involved in a terrifying fight to survive, before the Cove claims them all.

In this high-octane Dungeons & Dragons-inspired middle-grade graphic novel, the Lionhart brothers must save their parents and uncover the truth behind their legendary adventuring family!

Adventuring isn't just in the Lionhart family's blood--it's the family business. Grammy and Baba Lionhart were once a famous questing duo--slaying dragons and fighting monsters, they were legends throughout the land.

Now, their daughter, Lenna, has taken over the business, questing under the famous Lionhart name with her husband, Gerard, and their young sons, Alder and Flynt, are desperate to be included!

When their parents go missing after accepting an unusually high-paying job from a mysterious woman, the boys set out to find them, eager to prove they're ready to carry on the family legacy. Nothing can shake a Lionhart, right? But Grammy and Baba know better and swiftly catch up with the boys, who have already gotten themselves in heap of trouble.

Along the journey, Alder and Flynt tackle big challenges and discover new skills, but as they get closer to finding their parents, they also unearth a secret that could tear their family apart and, even worse, bring the Lionhart name to ruin. From Mike Lawrence, creator of the Star Scouts series, comes book 1 in a fast-paced and adventurous middle-grade graphic novel duology sure to appeal to fans of Lightfall, 5 Worlds, and Dungeon Critters.

Cultivating Native Plants for Pollinators is your go-to guide for creating vibrant, sustainable gardens that support the pollinators we depend on--butterflies, hummingbirds, native bees, and the European honeybee. With environmental degradation threatening pollinator populations across North America, Helen Yoest--author, environmental scientist, and founder of the Bee Better Teaching Garden--shows readers how to take meaningful action right in their own yards, patios, and community spaces.This informative and inspiring guide offers step-by-step instructions for building pollinator habitats, including how to plant for year-round bloom, provide clean water and plant coverage, and create safe nesting sites using regionally appropriate native plants. You'll also learn how to transform traditional lawns into pollinator-friendly spaces using clover, native grasses, and sustainable gardening practices.In-depth chapters explore the biology and life cycles of butterflies, hummingbirds, native bees, and honeybees, along with the specific host and nectar plants each pollinator group needs to thrive. Fun facts, migration patterns, population insights, and practical "how-to" sections make this book an engaging read and useful reference for gardeners, educators, conservationists, and nature lovers alike. Whether you're just starting out or expanding an existing garden, Cultivating Native Plants for Pollinators empowers you to make a lasting difference--one bloom at a time.

A romance on an epic, generation-spanning scale, Mae Marvel's The Guest Book delivers the authors' signature heart, sapphic steam, and humor in a book you'll curl up with and never forget.

The whole world believes Cosima Frank's life has been a fairytale. Now she's trying to live up to the overwhelming legacy left to her by her late mother, the Queen of Hollywood. As the pressure begins to build, Cosima does the only thing she can think of: run straight to the inn where her parents met and fell in love, intent on finishing her mother's bucket list.

Edie Whitelock isn't like anyone Cosima has ever met. She's persistent enough to march up to Cosima's door and provoke her to get out of bed and follow the disarming woman through the charming English village. Edie's also on the run from her past, but she finds that she relishes bickering with the pretty Los Angeles princess a whole lot more than she expected. The two women couldn't be more different, but they find themselves inexplicably drawn to each other.

Trapped indoors by thunderstorms, Cosima and Edie discover the inn's guest book, whose entries date back more than fifty years--and inside it, a romantic treasure hunt left behind by a long-ago guest whose clues unexpectedly send them across England, Spain, and France on an adventure they hope will change both of their lives.

But sometimes the treasure you seek isn't the one you find.

From the "master of suburban scandal" (Samantha M. Bailey) comes a scandalous twisty thriller about obsession, betrayal, and the price of perfection

Just outside Washington, DC, sits Eastbrook, Bethesda--a leafy suburb with top schools, pristine landscapes, and perfect neighbors. It's not the kind of place where nannies are killed during robberies gone wrong. And in this picture-perfect neighborhood, someone is desperate to plaster over the cracks in that façade.

A year after the unsolved neighborhood murder, Caren, nearing fifty and staring down an empty nest, has one too many drinks at a graduation party and blacks out on her way home. At least, that's what everyone says happened. Caren suspects she was drugged by someone. But who?

When Caren teams up with a new neighbor who is obsessed with figuring out who murdered his best friend, they start to uncover what Eastbrook has tried to forget. But in a place where appearances are everything, their search for the truth means not only shattering carefully curated perfection -- but putting themselves squarely in the crosshairs of a killer.

Desde las calles de Puerto Rico hasta los escenarios más grandes del mundo, el reggaetón ha transformado la música.

Este libro te lleva en un viaje a través de un género que ha roto barreras y ha unido a millones de personas por medio de su sonido, su ritmo contagioso y sus letras potentes.

Este libro es una celebración, un homenaje a sus raíces y una mirada al futuro de un género que sigue vivo. Ya seas un fan de toda la vida o nuevo en la escena del perreo, aquí podrás descubrir por qué el reggaetón llegó a la esfera del pop.

Incluye:

- La historia sobre el tránsito del sonido del dembow.
- Datos y anécdotas sobre las influencias culturales y sociales que le dan forma al reggaetón.
- Playlists de artistas icónicos como Daddy Yankee, Karol G, Tainy y Feid, entre otros.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

From the streets of Puerto Rico to the world's leading stages, reggaeton has transformed the music scene.

Discover the genre that has broken down barriers and brought millions of people together with its irresistible beat and powerful lyrics.

This book is a celebration, a tribute to the roots of a genre and an excited contemplation of its future. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new on the scene, you'll discover why reggaeton has become such a sensation.

Inside you'll find:

- The history and evolution of dembow.
- Facts and anecdotes about the cultural and social influences that have shaped reggaeton.
- Playlists that sample icons of the genre, including Daddy Yankee, Karol G, Tainy and Feid.

Una brutal radiografía del siglo XX peruano, un tributo conmovedor a la tarea crucial de los maestros y una carta rabiosa de amor a la madre

«Una bellísima meditación sobre la memoria y el paso del tiempo, escrita con las emociones en la piel y, al mismo tiempo, con algo que sólo puedo llamar sabiduría. Gamboa es un novelista de una rara sensibilidad». --Juan Gabriel Vásquez

«Ese había sido mi principio. Yo era hijo de esa herida».

Un hombre de treinta y tres años regresa a su país, el Perú, sintiéndose un náufrago: no tiene pareja, amigos, capital ni trabajo, y tampoco la menor idea de hacia dónde dirigir su vida; solo ha atinado a refugiarse en casa de su madre en el barrio de su infancia, de donde salió años antes jurando que jamás volvería.

El retorno supone un viaje a las luces y sombras de la memoria. Así, la aparición de un amigo del pasado, y con él la profesora que les enseñó a leer y escribir, produce un torbellino de revelaciones dolorosas que irá desatando su nudo interior: los fantasmas del origen, el terror del país en el que creció, la experiencia de la precariedad en la escuela pública, y más allá, los padecimientos de la vida rural andina y el descubrimiento de las brechas sociales y raciales.

El principio del mundo es un tratado adolorido de la memoria personal y familiar, una brutal radiografía del siglo XX peruano, pero también un tributo conmovedor a la tarea crucial de los maestros y una carta rabiosa y desesperada de amor a la madre. Con esta obra ambiciosa y compleja, Jeremías Gamboa expande su universo personal y rinde un homenaje de excepción a la novela latinoamericana como instrumento para nombrar la realidad.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

A thirty-three-year-old man returns to his native Peru and feels lost: he has no partner, friends, money or work, or the slightest idea of where his life his headed. He holes up in his mother's house in the neighborhood he left years ago, vowing never to return.

There he experiences a whirlwind of memories, exacerbated by the reappearance of an old friend and the teacher who taught him to read and write. The resulting revelations, while painful, begin to unravel the emotional knot he's been carrying inside him: the ghosts of his origins, the terror that held sway over the country during his childhood, the shame of being an impoverished public-school student, the hardships of rural Andean life, and his discovery of social and racial injustice.

The Beginning of the World is a personal and family memoir, a brutally frank dissection of twentieth-century Peruvian society. At the same time, it is a moving tribute to the essential role of teachers and a wrenching love letter to the protagonist's mother. In this complex and ambitious work, Jeremías Gamboa expands his personal universe and pays homage to the Latin American novel as a tool for naming reality.

Una historia intensa y perturbadora de amor, rabia y desesperación entre dos mundos contrapuestos

Por la autora ganadora del Premio San Clemente y finalista del Premio Nacional de novela en Colombia

«Con su prosa rica y valiente, desteje los hilos del tiempo y el dolor para mostrarnos el alma humana». --Pilar Quintana, Premio Alfaguara de novela

«Una de las escritoras que revolucionan las letras latinoamericanas». --SModa

La protagonista de esta historia recibe un mail inesperado de un antiguo amante que despierta en ella el recuerdo de un episodio pasado: siendo muy joven, dejó durante un tiempo el hogar familiar en medio de la naturaleza colombiana para marcharse a Londres y probar suerte lejos de su país. Allí entabla una ambigua relación con un inglés que le dobla la edad. Pronto el amor y el deseo quedarán atravesados por una dependencia mutua, perturbadora y asimétrica que terminará marcándolos a ambos.

El cielo está vacío es una historia iniciática sobre el despertar sexual, sobre encender el fuego en una sociedad que se empeña en apagarlo, sobre sentirse invisible y fuera de lugar, sobre cómo llegamos a convertirnos en quienes realmente somos y las cosas a las que tenemos que renunciar para lograrlo. La novela indaga en la pérdida de la juventud, la soledad, la incapacidad de comunicarse, las dificultades de los inmigrantes, el chantaje sexual y la eterna búsqueda de la figura del padre y del amor como arma que puede enaltecer al ser humano y al mismo tiempo destrozarlo.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

An intense and disturbing story about love, rage, and desperation, between two opposing worlds.

By the San Clemente Award winning author, and runner-up for the National Novel Prize in Colombia.

The protagonist of this story receives an unexpected email from a former lover who awakens in her the memory of a past experience: when she was very young, she left her family home in the Colombian landscape for a while, and went to London to try her luck away from her country. There she began an ambiguous relationship with an Englishman twice her age. Soon, love and desire were pierced by this disturbing, asymmetric codependency that would ultimately leave an imprint on them both.

The Sky Is Empty is a coming-of-age story about sexual awakenings, about lighting a fire in a society bent on quenching it. It is about feeling invisible and out of place, about how we become who we really are and the things we must give up to get there. The novel delves on the loss of youth, on loneliness, the inability to communicate, the plight of immigrants, sexual blackmail, the endless search for a father figure, and love as a weapon capable of exalting human beings and tearing them apart at the same time.

For as long as I can remember, I've been a fighter.

Before she reached her eighteenth birthday, Taekwondo champion Kaylynne Venn had experienced 23 emergency room visits, 11 nights in hospital beds, and over 10 attempts to escape the pain of her post-traumatic stress disorder. Raped by a classmate in her first year of high school, she spent her five years in survival mode, fighting to keep afloat in a sea of shame and silence.

In her powerful memoir, Speak Up and Fight, she shows how she broke through that silence to reclaim her voice, diving into the challenges she faced within the mental health system and in her legal battle against her rapist. From self-harm to suicide attempts and her family's suffering, The long-lasting effects of her assault expand far beyond the start of the horror she experience-revealing a deep, personal struggle to survive in a world that too often refused to listen.

Yet in sharing her journey from victimhood to survivorship, she aims to encourage others to speak up, support one another, and work fighting all together toward healing and justice.

SpeakerSHIP: Steer Your Message. Anchor Your Impact.

Public speaking doesn't have to be scary-it just takes the right ship.

Whether you're delivering a keynote, pitching your startup, leading a team meeting, or dreaming of giving a TEDx talk, SpeakerSHIP gives you the tools to navigate any speaking situation with confidence. This approachable, illustrated guide is packed with bite-sized tips, practical strategies, and visual storytelling to help you speak more clearly, connect more deeply, and deliver messages that move people.

Written by four-time TEDx speaker, brand consultant, and communication coach Ryan Foland, SpeakerSHIP is the first book in the Getting Your SHIP Together series. With clever nautical metaphors, stick figure wisdom, and hard-earned insights from the stage, Ryan makes public speaking feel less like a performance-and more like a powerful conversation.

You'll learn how to:

• Overcome nerves and speak with confidence
• Craft clear, engaging messages that resonate
• Master vocal variety, tone, volume, and gestures
• Connect with your audience-whether online or in person
• Speak off the cuff without losing your footing
• Anchor your impact with a strong call to action

Whether you're new to speaking or want to level up your presence, SpeakerSHIP is your compass for becoming a more authentic, influential communicator.