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For fans of The Lost Apothecary, a gripping dual-timeline novel about the mysterious death of an indomitable female papyrologist during an archaeological dig in the early 1900s and an aspiring young female researcher's present-day quest to find out who killed her.

An ill-fated dig. An ancient city believed to be cursed. And a century-old mystery at the heart of it all.

Egypt, 1903: When renowned papyrologist Helen Gardiner arrives at an excavation site in the ancient city of Calliopolis, she learns that she has been given the job because her predecessor has disappeared under mysterious circumstances. One of the only women on the dig, Helen--tasked with restoring and cataloguing the thousands of papyrus fragments recovered at the site--soon discovers that there's more to Calliopolis than meets the eye. The archaeologists on the dig, mostly men, all have not only their own towering egos, but their own agendas, including secrets they might kill to protect.

Toronto, 2019: Archivist Maddie Sloan is at a dead end: she feels like her academic career is stalled, and she's still healing from her recent breakup with her former partner, Ben. To make matters worse, Ben still works with Maddie's father, a famous archaeologist, and with whom Maddie has had a major falling out. It feels like her father has chosen Ben over her.

When famous TV archaeologist Peter Bahar arrives at the Toronto Archaeological Museum to verify the provenance of objects from their Egyptian collection believed to be from Calliopolis, Maddie jumps at the opportunity. After all, she has her own ties to the Cursed City of Calliopolis through her grandmother, Iris, who worked at the site. As Maddie and Peter begin digging into the objects and circumstances surrounding the excavation, they learn that two papyrologists seem to have abruptly disappeared from the dig without explanation. Suddenly, a search for provenance becomes a quest to uncover a history shrouded in secrets and lies--and a murder that has been covered up for more than a century.

Readers who loved The QB Bad Boy and Me, and books like The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams and Throw Like a Girl by Sarah Henning.

Eleven whole weeks. Summer vacation.

Camping trips, lakehouse getaways, and late-night motorcycle rides--the best summer of their lives is finally here. Dallas and Drayton are ready to celebrate their last official summer before heading off to college. Making the most of their time together before the inevitable . . .

Eleven weeks. Until they're off to separate colleges.

Dallas is excited about her new start at CalArts, but knowing she has to leave everything behind--especially her boyfriend--hurts more than any dance injury. In just a few weeks, she'll be on a plane to California while Drayton begins college in Texas. The future of their entire relationship is called into question--a question Drayton refuses to answer.

In fact, Drayton's nonchalant attitude towards their soon-to-be long distance relationship has Dallas questioning his feelings for her. However, Drayton's been carrying a secret that will change the course of their entire love story . . . he's just waiting for the perfect moment to tell her.

But with the chaos (and excitement) of watching Josh and Gabby prepare for parenthood, planning a baby shower, finding Dallas' older brother Nathan a girlfriend, and coming to terms with what it means to grow up--the "perfect moment" might be harder to find than Drayton realizes.

Tay Marley, the author of the hit Wattpad sensation The QB Bad Boy and Me, captures the sizzling heat of summer love in this new novel, offering a peek into that fateful summer before Dallas and Drayton's lives are forever changed.

Poppy the puptective goes paw to paw with a poltergeist in this second silly book in a graphic chapter book series perfect for fans of InvestiGators and Narwhal and Jelly.

When a new neighbor moves into the house next door, Poppy the puptective couldn't be more uninterested. She's too busy solving the mystery of the unseen culprit chewing up all the furniture in her house.

But when Poppy catches a possible ghost playing with Truffles's toys in the middle of the night, whatever's going on next door becomes urgent! Good thing Poppy and Truffles the cat are on the case!

The first survival guide for bridesmaids to protect their sanity and their wallets--and a call to reimagine the role.

If you're holding this book, chances are you've been a bridesmaid, and you're gearing up for another battle but this time with more clarity and boundaries. Maybe it's your first rodeo. Or maybe you're tired of the emotional fine print that comes with saying yes, and you want to say no without losing the friendship. Wherever you are, you're not alone.

You've RSVP'd, Venmo'd blindly, and smiled through a dress fitting that cost more than a month's worth of therapy. You've shown up with your lashes glued on, while finding yourself stretched thinner than the patience of a bride on her third dress fitting. The truth is, it's never just "one day." It's a year of emotional endurance, financial acrobatics, and the subtle art of not losing your mind while holding someone else's bouquet. Women are losing their sanity, their wallets, their friendships, and themselves.

The first of its kind, I Hope You Elope is a survival guide by someone who's been in the group chat, worn the dress, and swallowed the resentment. Funny, brutally honest, and heartbreakingly familiar, it's the bridesmaid manifesto we've been waiting for--not to tear down the dream, but to protect the women holding it up. This step-by-step playbook will help you navigate tough conversations, set boundaries without guilt, and figure out if that destination bachelorette trip is really in your budget. Equal parts reality check and rallying cry, it gives bridesmaids the tools, language, and permission to show up for their friends without disappearing within themselves.

This "indispensable new book that belongs on the shelf of every American woman" (Sally Jenkins, author of The Right Call) is a comprehensive oral history of the decade that defined the feminist movement, including interviews with living icons and unsung heroes--from the author of the "powerful and moving" (The New York Times) Witness to the Revolution.

Through the captivating individual voices of the people who lived it, The Movement tells the intimate inside story of what it felt like to be at the forefront of the modern feminist crusade, when women rejected thousands of years of custom and demanded the freedom to be who they wanted and needed to be.

"Rollicking good fun, deftly arranged, and downright exhilarating" (The New York Times), The Movement traces women's awakening, organizing, and agitating between the years of 1963 and 1973, when a diverse collection of people and events coalesced to create a spontaneous combustion. From Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique to the underground abortion network the Janes, to Shirley Chisholm's presidential campaign and Billie Jean King's 1973 battle of the sexes, Bingham artfully weaves together the fragments of that explosion person by person, bringing to life the emotions of this personal, cultural, and political revolution. Artists and politicians, athletes and lawyers, Black and white, The Movement brings us into the rooms where these women insisted on being treated as first class citizens, and in the process, changed the fabric of American life.

After moving in with her Aunt Tanner with her mother after her parents' divorce, Amelia spends her time surrounded by an unusual group of misfits, including a wide variety of zany friends and crazy relatives, as she comments on her life, her friends, her family situation, and the world around her, i

"In this stylish, sensual, and unnerving graphic novel, Llovet succeeds at delivering both the pleasures of a romance and the sting of a dystopian warning." --Library Journal

Babygirl meets Black Mirror in ARTIFICIAL, the new spicy sci-fi romance by acclaimed creator Maria Llovet.

Clara, a fashion stylist disillusioned with love, turns to a futuristic dating service offering lifelike android partners. What begins as curiosity blossoms into passion, but when her dream lover glitches into a possessive stalker, she finds herself trapped in a game of desire, control, and survival.

If you've devoured ACOTAR, Fourth Wing, or From Blood and Ash but have never dipped into the world of graphic storytelling, ARTIFICIAL is the perfect first spicy step.

Ready for more? Check out these other graphic novels from Maria Llovet--Crave and Violent Flowers are available now!

This coloring and activity book with crayons is bursting with baby bunnies, other adorable animals, and beautiful blooming flowers. It's an eggs-cellent way to celebrate the arrival of Spring and Easter.

With dozens of pages of happy bunnies, decorative eggs, fluffy chicks, and more to color, Every Bunny Loves Easter Coloring & Activity Book will help you spring into the season! There are connect the dots, mazes, word searches, and other holiday-themed activities too. Four crayons and over 50 stickers are also included, so, hop to it!

Tina and Tuck are back for another adventure--this time, to solve a ghostly mystery at Boone School! Perfect for young readers who are ready to make the leap from picture books to chapter books.

Strange bumps! Spooky shadows! Mysterious noises! No wonder Tina and Tuck are convinced that Boone School is haunted!

But when the two mice stumble upon real burglars sneaking through the halls, they start to think the school "ghost" might not be so scary after all.

With clever teamwork, quick thinking, and maybe a little ghostly help, Tina and Tuck are ready to take on their biggest adventure yet!

This beautifully illustrated, full-color chapter book is perfect for young readers. Which is saying a lot, considering it's written by a mouse!

"Bright, bubbly, and full of fun! A great adventure for young readers." --Lincoln Peirce, creator of the bestselling Big Nate and Max & the Midknights, for Tuck and Tina and the Lost Fortune

"Meet Tuck and Tina--your new best friends! Heartwarming and hilarious!" --Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, for Tuck and Tina and the Lost Fortune

San Francisco-- April 18, 1906

Brendan O'Connor is delivering pastries to the bustling businesses and elegant hotels of San Francisco, dreaming that someday he will be a part of that life. Li Dai Yue is running from the isolated seciruty of Chinatown, distraught over the marriage her uncle has arranged for her. Chance throws them together on the day of the San Francisco earthquake. Can two strangers from such different worlds work together to survive the terror of crumbling buildings, fire, looting, and chaos?