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Twelve-year-old Levi's family is fractured when his mom dies unexpectedly. To escape painful memories, his dad moves their family from the Detroit suburbs to a small town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. There, Dad dives into work, leaving avid rock climber Levi stuck at home with his spy-code-obsessed brother Zack. When Zack tells Levi it's like Mom went to the moon and never came back, a baffled Levi promises to take his autistic brother closer to the moon to say goodbye. Over the summer, Levi learns that facing his fears might just be what provides his family the closure they desperately need.Winner of the 2024 Fictionary Book of the Year Award, Decoding the Moon explores how one family navigates loss with love, determination, hope, and just the right amount of grit.

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Months ago, Bellanova Halestorn brought her world back from the dead.

But life is a fragile thing.

The magic reviving the decayed realm of Noctaris is unstable. Unpredictable. Worse, the one who helped Nova begin to balance that realm - Aleksander - is gone, his body overtaken by the vengeful divine being known as Lorien Blackvale.

As the survivors of her ravaged world look to her for salvation, Lorien offers Nova a dangerous bargain: Undo the curse that ruined him centuries ago, restore the scattered pieces of his true self, and she can have Aleks back.

Desperate to save the man she loves, Nova agrees.

But every step she takes uncovers secrets far more dangerous than Lorien himself. Secrets about her past, about a fanatical order hellbent on controlling the Vaeloran cycle... and about Aleksander's true nature.

Because his Light is changing.

Something darker is waking.

And saving her world from that darkness might mean losing him for good.

George is a tiny pickle who loves to dream big! Despite being only 2 centimeters tall, his imagination reaches to the stars. Each day of the week George dreams of going on an amazing adventure. From saving the world to becoming the first pickle astronaut, the sky is the limit to what George will dream up next.

Read the word of God with ease and clarity in EXTRA LARGE 17 POINT FONT

For the first time in modern history, the entire sacred canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the oldest and most complete Bible in Christianity, is presented in GIANT 17-point font for exceptional clarity and ease of reading.

This Extra Large Print Edition has been carefully designed to offer a clean, elegant reading experience that encourages both reflection and devotion. The spacious layout and graceful typography make it simple to focus on the Word and deepen your connection to scripture.

Unlike most Western Bibles containing only 66 or 73 books, the Ethiopian Bible preserves all 88 canonical writings recognized by the Ethiopian Church since the earliest centuries of the faith. It also features many remarkable apocryphal and extracanonical works rarely seen today: Enoch, Jubilees, 1-3 Meqabyan (distinct from the Maccabees), Joseph and Asenath, The Sibylline Oracles, and many others. All sacred writings once hidden or forgotten, now restored to their rightful place in Christian tradition.

Whether you are a devoted believer, a member of the clergy, a student of theology, or a seeker of divine wisdom, this edition opens a window into one of the world's oldest and most authentic Christian traditions. With its clear design, beautiful illustrations, and rare access to ancient apocryphal, liturgical, and prophetic writings, this Extra Large Print Bible offers an unparalleled spiritual experience.

Rediscover what was lost. Reclaim what is sacred. Experience the Word of God in GIANT 17-Point Font. The most complete Ethiopian Bible ever preserved.

When we take care of ourselves, we are able to be helpful to others. Self-sacrifice, while it may seem noble, is often a trap that ultimately burns us out and dries us up. If we are ever going to fulfill our potential and be contributors to our world and helpers to those around us, we need to make sure we are taking care of ourselves. Self-preservation is the real path to thriving and making our lives count.

In this book, I discuss the power of breathing, the essence of strength training, and even the importance of building and maintaining a strong pelvic floor. If we can breathe, have strong bodies, and be grounded, we can be rooted in our true selves and offer ourselves to the world around us.

This is not a self-care book; it's a preservation book. Here is the Merriam-Webster definition of preservation: the activity or process of keeping something valued alive, intact, or free from damage or decay.

That's what this book is about: preserving ourselves ensures our ability to live an amazing life.

Hit pause on the chaos. It's time to rumble.

When was the last time you sat down with your little one - no agenda, no screen, just connection?

Big Truck and His Dirty Dump invites you into a day in the life of a hardworking dump truck driver who loves his job, the dirt, and every rumbling moment along the way. With rhythm that keeps kids engaged and language that makes parents smile, this story is a refreshing break from the repetitive reads you're tired of.

It's a fun invitation to use imagination, embrace adventure, and say "yes" to getting a little messy. And while your child learns about trucks and construction, you are filling your own cup - like leaving church feeling uplifted, or savoring a moment you know you'll never get back - and creating something just as meaningful: shared moments that slow the pace and fill the heart.

Because time spent together is a gift -and one worth holding onto.

Rue has a backpack as big as her dreams-patched, worn, and bursting with possibility. One bright morning, she zips it up, waves goodbye, and sets off to explore the world. From the colourful chaos of India's Holi Festival to the quiet hush of Egypt's golden dunes, Rue collects memories from every place she visits - tucking leaves, postcards, powder, and laughter into her ever-growing red backpack. The Girl Who Carried the World in Her Backpack is a heartwarming, adventure-filled picture book that takes young readers on a vibrant journey across the globe. Through Rue's eyes, we glimpse the beauty, wonder, and wildness of the world - from maple forests in Canada and wild animal safaris in Tanzania to cherry blossoms in Japan and glowing lanterns in Vietnam. Each destination adds a new treasure to Rue's backpack - and a deeper understanding of the world to her heart. Inspired by the author's own 410-day solo journey across the globe, this story celebrates curiosity, courage, and the magic of travel. Perfect for little explorers and dreamers, this book reminds us that the world is wide and waiting - and that every adventure begins with a single step and a backpack full of wonder.

Four new athletes.
Three new sports teams.
One new crew to fall in love with.

𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗗𝗘𝗥 𝗪𝗢𝗢𝗗𝗦 is a brand new 4-book series based in Northern California featuring the Wilder Family.

WE SAY by Dr. Tiffany Sayles is a thoughtful and empowering children's book designed to support emotional development, identity formation, and confidence building in young readers. In a world where children are often exposed to negative language, limiting stereotypes, and outside opinions that shape how they see themselves, this book provides an intentional and affirming counter-message-one rooted in positive self-expression and self-worth.

Through bold, clear, and age-appropriate statements, WE SAY teaches children how to challenge hurtful words and replace them with empowering declarations of confidence, belonging, and resilience. Rather than focusing on what children are told by others, the book emphasizes the importance of what children choose to say about themselves. This approach helps young readers understand that their voices have value and that language can be a powerful tool for shaping identity and emotional well-being.

Designed to be used both independently and in guided settings, WE SAY serves as a practical resource for parents, educators, counselors, librarians, and youth leaders. It supports social-emotional learning by encouraging children to recognize their feelings, build healthy self-talk habits, and develop emotional resilience. The book can be incorporated into classroom discussions, counseling sessions, library programming, and family reading time as a way to spark meaningful conversations around self-worth, confidence, and personal identity.

WE SAY is especially valuable in environments focused on character education, mental wellness, and inclusive learning. Its universal message makes it accessible to children from diverse backgrounds and experiences, while its simple yet impactful format allows the lessons to resonate across age groups. By reinforcing positive language and intentional self-expression, this book helps lay a foundation for lifelong confidence and self-awareness.

More than a story, WE SAY is a tool-one that encourages children to speak life over themselves, stand firm in who they are, and understand the lasting power of their words.

HOY PUEDE SER UN GRAN DÍA

La nueva y sorprendente novela gráfica de Agustina Guerrero, una autora que ha conquistado el corazón de 200.000 lectores

¿Qué pasaría si una mañana decidieras cambiar el rumbo de tu día? Si por una vez dejaras de lado todos los planes que has ido elaborando en tu cabeza con milimétrica perfección. Si te propusieras huir de la hiperconectividad, de las prisas y de las tareas que te autoimpones.

A veces es necesario bajar el ritmo: detenerse, caminar sin destino, sumergirse en el presente y mirar. Mirar es una elección, nos recuerda Agustina Guerrero en esta novela gráfica que transcurre en una transformadora jornada en Barcelona: un día dedicado a dejarse llevar, a escuchar las historias que la ciudad tiene que contarle y a abrirse a que surja lo inesperado. Porque son precisamente esos momentos en los que uno se permite observar, sentir e improvisar los que dejan una mayor huella en la memoria y le dan sabor y sentido a la vida.

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TODAY COULD BE A GREAT DAY

The new and surprising graphic novel by Agustina Guerrero, the author who has won the hearts of 200,000 readers.

What would happen if one morning you decided to change the course of your day? If, just for once, you set aside all the meticulously crafted plans in your head. If you committed to escaping hyperconnectivity, the rush, and all endless self-imposed tasks.

Sometimes it's important and necessary to slow down: to stop, to walk without an objective, to dive into the present and truly look. Looking is a choice, Agustina Guerrero reminds us in this graphic novel that unfolds over a transformative day in Barcelona: a day focused on letting go, listening to the stories the city has to tell, and opening yourself up to the unexpected. Because it's precisely those moments when we allow ourselves to observe, to feel, and to improvise that leave the deepest mark on our memory and give life its flavor and meaning.

Grief, guilt, and dark visions won't let Aubrey go in this coming-of-age novel for young adults.

Sixteen-year-old Aubrey is horrified when a vision about her cousin's death comes true. Overcome with grief, Aubrey begins to see more troubling visions about the futures of those around her. To make matters worse, a mysterious Trickster keeps visiting her dreams with cryptic messages she doesn't understand.

As Aubrey's well-being unravels, a dark creature--one that feeds on suffering--begins stalking her. With the help of her Kokum, a medicine woman, Aubrey learns to tap into her spiritual strength. But when the creature crosses into the real world, Aubrey must find the strength to protect her family, and in doing so, confront her guilt and find peace.

The Moth Dreamer is a gripping tale that blends Anishinaabe traditions with a haunting journey through the physical and spiritual realms. Includes discussion questions written by the author at the back of the book.

En la lista de los mejores 50 libros del 2025 de Babelia

EL GANADOR DEL PREMIO ALFAGUARA VUELVE A LA NOVELA CON LA VIDA DE MARÍA MOLINER EN EL 125 ANIVERSARIO DE SU NACIMIENTO

«María Moliner hizo una proeza con muy pocos precedentes: escribió sola, en su casa, con su propia mano, el diccionario más completo, útil y divertido de la lengua castellana». --Gabriel García Márquez

«Andrés Neuman nos revela la literatura que habita en un diccionario y en la vida de su creadora, acercándonos a un personaje fabuloso y haciéndole justicia a una rebelde en tiempos oscuros, tan sutil como radical». --Jazmina Barrera

Solemos identificar a María Moliner con su diccionario, «el más completo, útil y divertido de la lengua castellana», según García Márquez. ¿Pero por qué se sentó a escribirlo a los cincuenta años, en plena dictadura franquista? ¿Cómo pudo completar, prácticamente sola, el diccionario de autora más importante de todos los tiempos?

Hasta que empieza a brillar cuenta la historia íntima de María Moliner, partiendo de una atractiva premisa literaria: narrar de cuerpo entero a la protagonista a través de su vínculo con la lengua. A la vez, nos propone una sugerente hipótesis: ¿y si su diccionario fuese también una suerte de autobiografía oculta?

Esta es la vida novelada de una figura apasionante, retratada desde una infancia difícil hasta un final insospechado, pasando por su extraordinaria labor como bibliotecaria en la República o su polémica candidatura a la Real Academia. Entre la investigación y la imaginación, combinando la comedia, el drama familiar y la tragedia colectiva, se abre paso la historia de una resistencia secreta. Un acto de justicia con el legado de una mujer que vivió a contracorriente y exploró las palabras hasta que empezaron a brillar.

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In the list of the best 50 books of 2025 by Babelia

THE WINNER OF THE ALFAGUARA PRIZE BRINGS US THIS NOVEL ABOUT THE LIFE OF MARÍA MOLINER ON THE 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF HER BIRTH.

"María Moliner accomplished a nearly unprecedented feat: Writing alone, at home, by hand, she produced the most complete, useful and entertaining dictionary of the Spanish language." - Gabriel García Márquez

"Andrés Neuman reveals the literary aspects of Moliner's dictionary and the life of its creator, introducing us to an extraodinary human being who dared to rebel in dark times in subtle but radical ways." -Jazmina Barrera

When we think of María Moliner, it's usually of her dictionary, "the most complete, useful and entertaining in the Spanish language," as García Márquez described it. But why, at the age of 50, did she decide to write it, at the height of the Franco dictatorship? How did she manage to complete such a daunting task practically on her own?

Until It Begins to Shine is a fictionalized version of María Moliner's life told from a unique perspective: her fascination with language. It also poses an intriguing hypothesis: What if the dictionary were also a type of coded autobiography of its author?

The novel traces Moliner's extraordinary life, from her difficult childhood through her important work as a librarian under the Republic and controversial nomination to Spain's Royal Academy. A blend of research and imagination, comedy, family drama and collective tragedy, it is the story of clandestine resistance, an attempt to do justice to the legacy of a woman who went against the tide and explored the power of words until she made them shine.

Mika always thought the gods and goddesses of the Philippines were no more than legend--until she wakes one and discovers a destiny she never imagined.

This middle-grade graphic novel series starter by an award-winning Filipina artist, inspired by the folklore of the Philippines, is perfect for readers of Amulet and Percy Jackson.

"Amulet meets a Filipino Percy Jackson."
--Melissa de la Cruz, #1 New York Times best-selling author

Though Mika Mirasol's boarding school classmates tease her for clinging to the stories of legendary beings her lola raised her on, she can't help but love them--those myths are all she has left of her guardian.

That is, until a year after Lola's death, when a moth speaks to Mika in the old woman's voice. Mika experiences a burst of inexplicable power, and in her panic, she accidentally casts a spell and binds herself to two eavesdropping classmates.

Literally stuck together, Mika, Halle, and Teo grudgingly set out to find a countercurse in ancient Filipino beliefs. But the more they learn, the more it seems that Lola's tales were all true--and that Mika is destined to play a role in them.

The mythology of the Philippine Islands comes to life in this funny, warm, and enchanting graphic novel about making friends, learning to let go, and finding your place in the world.

The premise of Meadow and Her Four-Leaf Clover Heart is that every child's heart, no matter how it looks, beats, or has been mended, carries its own kind of magic.

It tells the story of Meadow, a joyful little girl born with a rare heart condition, symbolized as a "four-leaf clover heart" Through her mother's gentle storytelling, Meadow learns that her heart's difference is not a flaw but a source of courage, light, joy, and wonder. The book follows her early journey, from her life saving heart surgery and the scar it left behind to her growing awareness that her heart's story makes her unique.

As Meadow grows, she learns her "zipper scar" is just one part of her larger story, a mark of healing instead of limitation. The story celebrates resilience, individuality, and the beauty of children who have undergone heart surgery or live with congenital heart conditions, while making space for them to simply be kids: playful, creative, and full of dreams.

At its core, this is a heartwarming, lyrical picture book that helps children see their differences as symbols of strength and possibility. and invites readers to see that love, healing, and courage can bloom in all forms.

She's about to proposition a famous hockey player...

Ellie Ford is ready for a fresh start. Away from her dead-end relationship, her grieving dad, and the city that so deeply reminds her of her mom. Things are off to a good start when she hooks up with the hottest guy she's ever met.

...and she has no idea.

Matt Anderson feels like a ticking time bomb. At thirty-six, he's pushing the envelope for a pro athlete and he knows it. But deciding when to call it quits and what to do after? It's a decision he thinks might send him into an early midlife crisis.

Then Ellie comes barreling into his world and he feels like his priorities might be changing. The catch? Ellie's not interested in dating a hockey player and he doesn't know why.

Can Matt convince Ellie he's endgame material? Or will his first love-hockey-ruin everything?

Endgame is an emotional, swoon-worthy, age gap hockey romance about finding & fighting for love when life doesn't make it easy.

Are you tired of diets that leave you feeling restricted, frustrated, and back at square one?

The Thrive Handbook flips the script on outdated approaches to health and wellness to offer a sustainable path forward. Through practical tools, empowering insights, and guided self-discovery, you'll learn how to break free from unhealthy patterns and design a lifestyle that works for your unique body and life.

Drawing on nearly a decade of coaching experience, Harvey Slater shares the proven skills his clients have used to create lasting, joyful, and balanced health. With clarity, compassion, and encouragement, this book helps you replace confusion with confidence, reconnect with your body, and finally achieve the vibrant life you deserve.