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"Profiles more than 60 dwellings and monuments built by artists." --Publishers Weekly

From Miami's Coral Castle to LA's Watts Towers, Architectural Fantasies explores over 60 dwellings across more than 30 states. These artist-built spaces allow one to step directly into the artwork, and range from scratch-built creations and modified structures to monuments, sites of devotion, and intricately decorated interiors.

Is it a rollercoaster? A cathedral? A dream? There you are, traveling along the beautiful backroads of western Tennessee, or the majestic mountains of Colorado, or a quiet neighborhood in upstate New York, when you encounter a monumental and wondrous creation. You have found Billy Tripp's Mindfield, Jim Bishop's Castle, or Prophet Isaiah Robertson's Second Coming House--examples of unconventional and unique visionary architecture.

All across the U.S., these self-taught artists and architects, working outside of the mainstream, unite function with fantasy. The works are generally monumental, frequently provocative, often whimsical, sometimes reverential, and regularly misunderstood--but always remarkable. Experience this window into the passion and the innovation of some of our most creative artists and the ways they transform the spaces in which they live and work.

Discover the enchanting world of sticker art with Beach Vacation Sticker Puzzles, a unique fushion of paint-by-number and sticker fun. Unleash your creativity as you recreate beautiful beachy art inspired by relaxing beach landscapes, coastal towns, and ocean views. Simply match the numbers on the images with those on the sticker sheet to craft your very own masterpieces. Each poignant painting comes to life with 125 - 300 carefully selected stickers, meticulously arranged to capture the essence of these wonderful images. With perforated sticker pages, you can easily tear them out to complete your mesmerizing puzzles. This book isn't just about stickers - it's a meditative experience that offers relaxation, focus, and brain stimulation. As you immerse yourself in these vibrant scenes, you'll find solace in the beauty of nature and discover a renewed sense of appreciation for your surroundings.

• 12 STICKER SCENES: Each vibrant sticker scene is inspired by sun-drenched beaches, charming coastal towns, and serene ocean views. Bring the joy of a relaxing vacation to life one number at a time!
• RELAX AND FREE YOUR IMAGINATION: Art tells our story, and that of the world around us. It gives us a chance to express ourselves and our emotions. But most importantly, it allows us to pause, observe, and appreciate the beauty of nature.
• CHALLENGING AND CALMING: Allow yourself to focus solely on the task at hand, and reap the benefits of this meditative experience. Unwind and immerse yourself in these rich images, bringing some calm to your day.
• PERFORATED STICKER PAGES: No more hassle with flipping back and forth between your sticker sheet and your puzzle scene. Perforated pages on the sticker sheet allow a seamless experience to pull out the page to complete your activity.
• PERFECT GIFT: A wonderful gift for any beach or vacation enthusiast in your life!
  

NOW AVAILABLE IN SPANISH!

Featuring stories from talent behind the Emmy Award-winning shows THE LOUD HOUSE and THE CASAGRANDES. Collecting THE LOUD HOUSE volumes 1, 2, and 3!

Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn, Lucy, Lisa, Lola, Lana, and Lily are back in their biggest graphic novel yet! Collecting comic stories from "There will be Chaos," "There Will be More Chaos," and "Live Life Loud!" and featuring stories by the hit series' creative team.

Watchmen meets Unbreakable in the darkly disturbing supernatural tale, ATHANASIA, where the heroic dead bleed power into the ground ... only to be unearthed by a down-on-her-luck young woman to unforeseeable consequences.

Some secrets are best left buried.

Forrest Molson is going nowhere. One year out of high school -- and one year into sobriety -- she's working with her father as assistant groundskeeper at Athanasia Cemetery, the final resting place of fallen members of the Dynamic Guild, Venture City's resident superheroes. At her lowest point, Forrest discovers Athanasia's darkest secret. At night, the cemetery soil bleeds a substance created from the spectacular substances that ooze from rotting superheroes. This ooze becomes Forrest's new drug -- and she's intent on using her unpredictable new powers to be judge, jury, and executioner of Venture City's evil citizens. But as she loses her mind to her new addiction, she inches closer to becoming the most evil of all. ATHANASIA is a superhero story seen through the darkest lens.

From New York Times bestselling author Daniel Kraus (The Autumnal, Angel Down, Whalefall, The Shape of Water) and rising star artist Dani!

**2025 Bram Stoker Award Finalist: Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel**

"...a provactive and unsettling superhero horror story." - Publishers Weekly

"Man, this is some high-calibre, nuanced, comic-booking -- really strong storytelling." - Stephen Graham Jones (New York Times bestselling author of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter and the Indian Lake trilogy)

"...gritty..." - Booklist

"...horror fans will find this smart and unpredictable." - Publishers Weekly

For fans of the graphic novels Black Hammer (Jeff LeMire/Dean Ormston), Watchmen (Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons), The Crow (James O'Barr +Film), Kingdom Come (Mark Waid/Alex Ross), Batman: The Killing Joke (Alan Moore/Brian Bolland), The Boys (Garth Ennis/Darick Roberson), The Authority (Warren Ellis/Bryan Hitch); the films Darkman, Chronicle, and Unbreakable and the novels Alter Ego (Alex Segura), Secret Identity (Alex Segura), V.E. Schwab's Villains series (Vicious and Vengeful), and Jennifer Estep's Elemental Assassin series.

This book is about unveiling and exploring the many layered gestures of Re.

Re, the 1994 album by the Mexican group Café Tacvba, is a spectacularly unique musical object that adopts and adapts myriad musical genres with the pulse, the attitude, and the energy of punk and rock. Mambo and ska, samba and salsa, punk and industrial, disco and Mexican banda, are but a few of the genres in this musical trip.

But Re is not appropriation, but rather transformation: 20 original tracks of music that think through the music created and consumed in Latin America. The lyrics add layer after layer of either nuance or shock, as they play with the cultural and musical expectations of the many genres included in the album. Re, in a very real way, displays the post-punk origins of the band-loud, thoughtful, nerdy and quirky, irreverent-and it does so by creating songs that represent the historical, cultural, musical and political complexity of Mexico and Latin America. The general reaction of Re in the Anglo world is that this is Café Tacvba's 'White Album', but the album far exceeds that simplistic comparison.

A middle schooler's plan to fit in with her new friends by writing herself a fake love letter backfires spectacularly in this funny and all-too-relatable graphic novel perfect for fans of Raina Telgemeier and the Berrybrook Middle School series.

Jackie and Milo have been best friends since they were born. Whether they're reading comic books in their tree house hideout, playing video games, or spying on their neighbors using walkie talkies and code names, it's always been the two of them versus the world. But in middle school, things are changing. Milo joins the soccer team and starts hanging out with a new crew. Jackie gets taken under the wing of Adelle, who wants to give her a total makeover and find her a crush. Suddenly, it seems like there are certain acceptable ways to be a girl or a boy, and Jackie starts to feel like everything about her is wrong.

In an effort to get Adelle and her new friends off her back, Jackie sends herself an anonymous love letter. But her plan backfires, and soon Jackie's secret admirer is all anybody at school can talk about. Now she's wondering: Dear Jackie, how are you going to get out of this?

When a curious little boy meets a new friend at the playground, he notices something different - her mom uses a wheelchair. Bradley has a big question, but he isn't sure if it's okay to ask. With courage, kindness, and a little help from caring grown-ups, Bradley learns that asking respectful questions can lead to understanding, friendship, and joy.

Bradley's Big Question is a heartwarming picture book that helps children navigate curiosity about differences with empathy and confidence. Through gentle rhymes and vibrant illustrations, young readers discover that disabilities don't define a person - kindness and connection do.

Perfect for classrooms, families, and libraries, this story opens the door to meaningful conversations about inclusion, diversity, and friendship.

"This book gives seniors realistic, actionable tools to regain function and reduce pain-without fear, gimmicks, or false promises." -Dr. Ramin Raiszadeh, MD, Spine and Brain Institute of San Diego

In Back Pain Solutions for Seniors, exercise therapist David Starbuck Smith draws on twenty-five years of clinical experience helping thousands-from everyday people to professional athletes and Fortune 500 CEOs-overcome even the most stubborn back pain. Using his scientifically proven approach, David delivers the same cutting-edge exercises trusted by elite athletes, now tailored specifically for seniors.

You'll discover why age, genetics, and your diagnosis are rarely the true source of your pain, and how to address the real root causes of stenosis, arthritis, osteoporosis, scoliosis, and more. Along the way, you'll learn how to restore balance, posture, and strength while unlocking the keys to longevity.

Packed with clear instructions, myth-busting insights, and powerful strategies, this book is a complete guide to living pain-free, regaining confidence in your movement, and enjoying the active, independent life you deserve.

Phoenix probation officer Casey Carson could use a change of scenery to clear her head and make some major life decisions. When the opportunity arises to take on a side job wrangling juvenile delinquents on a wilderness adventure for a diversion program, she's skeptical. But she wants to support her cousin, a counselor. The extra cash in her pocket sweetens the deal.

Unfortunately, one of Casey's clients-an escaped murderer after one of her charges-threatens to upend her plans. Facing wildfire, flash floods and an angry mountain lion are nothing compared to the murderous intentions in store for one of the kids.

On a crash course with the killer and with her faithful pup Felony by her side, Casey desperately tries to lead the group to safety. She doesn't realize that her two love interests, ex-husband Betz, and hunky ex-neighbor, Marcus, are frantically looking for the group. Casey must utilize every negotiating skill she possesses to not fail, or she'll lose all she holds dear.

An "enthralling and authoritative" (The Wall Street Journal) political history of World War II that opens a window onto the difficulties of holding together the coalition that ultimately defeated Hitler--by the acclaimed author of Appeasement

"A fine reassessment of Allied politics and diplomacy during the Second World War: impeccably researched, elegantly written and compellingly argued."--The Times (UK)

AN ECONOMIST BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR

After the fall of France in June 1940, all that stood between Adolf Hitler and total victory was a narrow stretch of water and the defiance of the British people. Desperate for allies, Winston Churchill did everything he could to bring the United States into the conflict, drive the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany apart, and persuade neutral countries to resist German domination.

By early 1942, after the German invasion of Russia and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the British-Soviet-American alliance was in place. Yet it was an improbable and incongruous coalition, divided by ideology and politics and riven with mistrust and deceit. Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin were partners in the fight to defeat Hitler, but they were also rivals who disagreed on strategy, imperialism, and the future of liberated Europe. Only by looking at their areas of conflict, as well as cooperation, are we able to understand the course of the war and world that developed in its aftermath.

Allies at War is a fast-paced, narrative history, based on material drawn from more than a hundred archives. Using vivid, firsthand accounts and unpublished diaries, Bouverie invites readers into the rooms where the critical decisions were made and goes beyond the confines of the Grand Alliance to examine, among other topics, the doomed Anglo-French partnership and fractious relations with General Charles de Gaulle and the Free French, and interactions with Poland, Greece, Francoist Spain and neutral Ireland, Yugoslavia, and Nationalist China.

Ambitious and compelling, revealing the political drama behind the military events, Allies at War offers a fresh perspective on the Second World War and the origins of the Cold War.

As Seen On Good Morning America, Robin Roberts calls it a "page-turner."

"Her portraits of her privilege-blind and tormented family members...are unflinching but empathetic, and her dark sense of humor is a vivifying force across the story's often troubled territory." Foreword Reviews

Elliot Hase is a sharp, observant nine-year-old girl growing up on a horse farm in 1980s North Carolina, where the adults are far less stable than the barn animals. Her mother, a charismatic alcoholic with a flair for drama and denial, careens through life in a haze of wine and self-pity. Her father, a distant doctor with a new family and a wife who rewrites history, offers more guilt than guidance. Caught between the two is Poppy-Elliot's older sister, partner-in-crime, and cautionary tale-whose battles with addiction and self-destruction echo through Elliot's own attempts to break the cycle.

As Elliot navigates funerals, failed interventions, AA and Al Anon meetings, and an elite boarding school that teaches more about co-dependency than calculus, she slowly begins to question not just the people raising her, but the identity she's been forced to adopt to survive them. Her coming-of-age is shaped by secrets she didn't ask for, betrayals she doesn't deserve, and moments of brutal clarity that land like aftershocks.

The central conflict is Elliot's internal struggle to define herself apart from the chaos of her family-trying to reconcile loyalty to her mother and sister with self-preservation, and survival with healing. Through humor, heartbreak, and sheer stubbornness, she learns that resilience isn't about being unbreakable-it's about breaking and rebuilding, again and again.