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Lost in the countryside, a curious young fox and gentle fawn make new animal friends as they search for a way home. The courageous adventurers find joy and kindness, discovering that every journey leads to love. Young children will glory in the adventure yet feel safe and cozy, meeting cute animal friends and having the comforting reassurance of finding home.

The 2026 Prospect Handbook is your guide to the next wave of MLB stars

The 2026 Prospect Handbook is your guide to the next wave of MLB stars. With complete scouting reports on more than 900 prospects, the Prospect Handbook is a must-have for superfans as well as fantasy players. Dominate your dynasty league and be the first to know about the stars of the 2020s and early 2030s.

All the baseball stats for every level of the game in one book

The only definitive baseball annual on the market, the Baseball America Almanac is a book whose value only grows year to year. It includes statistics and award winners for all levels of professional baseball with summaries and stats from the majors, minors, partner leagues, college baseball, foreign leagues and international competition. It covers what happened in baseball all around the globe in 2025.

Join Maple and Margaret Sanford in The Pancake Trap as they learn that differences can be strengths, change can reveal who we truly are, and that love is thicker than batter.

Maple and Margaret Sanford might be sisters, but they couldn't be more different. Ten-year-old Maple is a pancake-obsessed griddle cook determined to save their grandma's failing restaurant, Dot's Diner. Margaret is a college-bound beauty queen who can't wait for their mom to sell the run-down restaurant. On the last day before Dot's Diner will be sold to the town's multimillionaire mogul, the girls are thrown into a dangerous food-themed treasure hunt, looking for gold left by runaway outlaw Crispy Cruller. Joined by a trusty friend, helpful robot drone, and adorable pup, Maple and Margaret will dive deep into the twisted caves and caverns underneath their town facing one syrup-sticky flapjack trap after another. With nothing more than their grandma's cookbook clues to guide them, will the Sanford Sisters be able to put their differences aside, find the loot, and save Dot's Diner before it's too late?

From the creators of Star Beasts, Stephanie Young and Allyson Lassiter's newest adventure is stacked full of fun foodie hijinks and features ten pancake recipes to make at home.

Inspired by a real boy named Andrew Reaster, this story was written by his mom and is a gentle, uplifting tale about courage, kindness, and belonging.

A little zebra named Andrew finds himself in a strange new place where everyone is different, and no one is sure he belongs. Surprising everyone, including himself, Andrew shows the others that he can do everything they can. They learn that what truly matters isn't how someone looks, but how they act and treat others.

Andrew Belongs: Do Looks Really Matter? is perfect for young readers, classrooms, bedtime reading, and therapy sessions. This story encourages children to accept differences, show empathy, and find joy in being themselves.

A true story of love, faith, and loss that changed everything.

I Love You Moore is a heartfelt Christian memoir that shares the real love story of Hunter and Haleigh Moore. Their journey began in childhood and grew into a marriage rooted in faith, devotion, and deep friendship.

Born with cerebral palsy, Hunter never expected the life he would live or the love he would find. Together, he and Haleigh built a life that faced disability, caregiving, and a devastating cancer diagnosis. Through it all, they chose love, commitment, and faith even when the road ahead felt impossible.

This book is honest and raw. It tells the truth about loving someone through illness, wrestling with God in the middle of suffering, and learning how to breathe again after loss.

With vulnerability and grace, Hunter reflects on marriage tested by sickness, the weight of grief, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going when life no longer looks the way you planned. His story will resonate with anyone who has loved deeply, cared for someone through illness, or searched for hope in hard seasons.

At its heart, I Love You Moore is a tribute to a love that did not end with loss and a reminder that faith can still exist in the darkest moments.

Barry the Brilliant is an engaging children's story designed to encourage readers to listen to their teacher. To all the educators out there, have you ever had a student who thinks he knows better than everyone, even YOU?! A kid who thinks he doesn't have to listen because he already has it all figured out? Of course, we all have! Meet Barry, a clever, stubborn know-it-all who thinks he is smarter than everyone. Along the way, a fire drill makes Barry discover that he does not know more than his teacher and that listening is necessary to be safe and happy at school.

In Barry the Brilliant, kids will learn the importance of:

• Listening to adults
• Learning new things
• Fire drill safety
• Paying attention in school
• Being an active participant in their classroom

Written in a relatable way for students, Barry the Brilliant is sure to be a new back to school favorite for parents and teachers.

A bloody, erotic love story from "the greatest horror writer you've never read . . . In Stainless, Todd Grimson set out to write 'the Ultimate, Final Vampire Novel'--and succeeded." (The Guardian)

Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead ex's own jealous ex, he's let go of his ambitions. He's content to be Justine's live-in Renfield, helping her pick up dinner when she needs a bite, keeping an eye on her lavish L.A. manor when the sun is out and she's down for her beauty sleep. It's true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but they're good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?

First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A. Not only is it the greatest vampire novel of the twentieth century, it may be the last, best farewell to the mythic Los Angeles of Bette Davis, Dennis Hopper, and Less than Zero. In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler--and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker--Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak.

Retail is hard. Leading doesn't have to be.

Every day you juggle staffing issues, sales goals, messy operations, and customers who expect more. You want to lead a winning store--but instead of hitting number one, you're buried in the day-to-day grind.

It doesn't have to stay that way.

In Running Great Stores, retail powerhouse Rachel A. Williamson hands you the exact playbook she's used to transform struggling stores into top performers. These aren't theories--they're field-tested strategies that deliver results fast.

With clear steps, practical tools, and a thirty-day roadmap, you'll shift from managing chaos to inspiring an unstoppable team that delivers consistent sales and unforgettable customer experiences. Say goodbye to unmotivated teams. Skip the years of trial and error. Simply follow the clear steps in Running Great Stores to become the leader your store, and your team, needs now.

Stop surviving retail. Start leading it.

The long-awaited Volume 22 of The Bregdan Chronicles is LIVE! America continues the struggle to become a country for everyone...

1874 carries the challenges created by the Financial Crash of 1873. Millions of Americans suffer the consequences of corporate greed and mismanagement. The Gilded Age crumbles.

Everyone must come to grips with their destiny during a depression. Tough decisions must be made. Painful actions must be taken.

Carrie, Frances, and Felicia find themselves in New York City during a protest that turns horribly violent.

The KKK is more determined to destroy Cromwell Plantation when they provide refuge for friends and family after the
KKK destroyed Blackwell Plantation.

Simon and family decide to move to Boston. The KKK is determined to stop them. What price will be paid?

Frances helps save lives during a tragic Boston accident and then finds herself in the Mill River Flood that decimates an entire valley.

Each of the characters you have grown to love is confronted with the courage needed to understand and live their destiny
and to choose joy during a dark time.

Volume #22 of the Bregdan Chronicles continues the sweeping historical saga that now encompasses January - June 1874.

They're Back...Bumbling Amateur Sleuths Annie and Dickie return in the much-anticipated sequel to humorous Southern mystery Odd Job Annie...

Annie Cooper's living her best retirement life. Her side hustle-Odd Job Annie-is thriving, she's settling into her new life in the small quirky mountain town of Monteagle, Tennessee, and not one, but two, charming men seem interested in her. Well, at least one is charming-the other is slightly annoying but sexy as hell. Lord a mercy!

When Annie discovers the body of the skeeviest man in their tiny home

development, she and her partner-in-crime, Dickie, once again combine forces to figure out whodunit in this raucous, laugh-out-loud Southern mystery.

And ya'll. . . there are recipes.

Breakthrough Alzheimer's Care offers a powerful and practical roadmap for family caregivers who want more than just survival-they want their loved ones to thrive. When leadership expert Mark left a 20-year corporate career to care for his mother with Alzheimer's, he approached caregiving with the same breakthrough mindset that had driven his professional success. The result was nothing short of extraordinary: his mother experienced more joy, better health, and greater longevity than anyone thought possible.

Part memoir and part how-to guide, this compelling book blends personal reflection with research-based insights and practical tools that help families transform their Alzheimer's care experience. Readers will find detailed guidance on how to:

• Design a daily routine that supports physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being.
• Apply nutrition and brain health strategies proven to enhance function and mood.
• Use cognitive stimulation to preserve memory and engagement.
• Select, coach, and lead caregivers as an effective care team.
• Improve communication and outcomes during doctor visits.
• Access mobile medical support and technology-based care solutions.
• Prevent caregiver burnout through strong leadership and self-care.

Unlike traditional caregiver manuals, Breakthrough Alzheimer's Care goes beyond coping to offer a vision of thriving-showing how compassionate leadership and innovative thinking can dramatically improve quality of life for both the person with dementia and those who care for them.

Drawing from his personal journey, Mark shares hard-won lessons, practical systems, and heartwarming stories that illustrate what's possible when caregivers combine love with strategy. His unique approach reframes caregiving as a mission of empowerment rather than endurance, encouraging readers to build hope, resilience, and teamwork every step of the way.

Whether you're just beginning to navigate the challenges of Alzheimer's or have been caring for a loved one for years, Breakthrough Alzheimer's Care will help you find renewed purpose, strength, and connection. It's an inspiring and transformative guide for every family touched by dementia-one that proves a better, brighter caregiving experience is within reach.

Come along with young Violet as she accompanies her parents as they go to vote in this Step 2 leveled reader, perfect for kids ages 4-6!

Violet is excited to go on a big adventure with her parents. They are walking to her school to vote and make their voices heard. On the walk there, they see friends and neighbors from their community. Violet learns more about Black History and Civil Rights. She is proud when the time comes for her parents to vote, and she gets to come in the voting booth for the very first time! Violet can't wait to vote one day, too.

Step 2 readers use basic vocabulary and short sentences to tell simple stories. They are perfect for children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new words with help.

A New York Times Book Review Editors' Pick * A People Best Book of the Month * An NPR Book of the Day

"Winningly zany . . . [Levine's] commitment to boinging around the loopy little world she's built is total. Only a killjoy would refuse to join her."--New York Times Book Review

From the author of the cult classic Treasure Island!!!, a delightfully unhinged comedy following a woman as she attempts to exorcise the spirit of a dead corgi from her nephew and renegotiate the borders of her previously rational world

Sara Levine debuted with her outrageously original and unforgettable novel Treasure Island!!!, which became a cult classic and bookseller favorite. With the ferocious absurdity of Rachel Yoder's Nightbitch and the inventive comedy of Kevin Wilson's Nothing to See Here, Levine's highly anticipated second novel, The Hitch, follows a woman as she attempts to exorcise the spirit of a dead corgi from her nephew and renegotiate the borders of her previously rational world.

As an antiracist, secular Jewish feminist eco-warrior, Rose Cutler is convinced she knows the right way to do everything, including parent her six-year-old nephew Nathan. When his parents reluctantly agree to let Rose babysit him while they go on a vacation designed to save their marriage, she is determined to follow their rules and not overstep. But on her first day with Nathan, Rose's beloved Newfoundland attacks and kills a corgi at the park and Nathan starts acting strangely: barking, overeating, talking to himself. Rose believes this is how Nathan's child imagination is coping with the dog's death, but Nathan insists the dog isn't dead; her soul leaped into his body, and now she's living inside him. With only a week left before his parents return, Rose races to ban-ish the corgi from her nephew.

An off-kilter comedy about loneliness, bad boundaries, and the exacting nature of unconditional love, The Hitch is a big-hearted novel that exposes the fault lines of our pieties and asks how far a person should stretch to fit into their own family.

Cora has to perform the Fancy Shawl Dance in front of her whole school, but is she brave enough? This delightful Step 2 reader is perfect for children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new ones with help.

Cora and her family are Cherokee. She enjoys participating in Cherokee traditions with her family. She especially loves dancing in the children's Native American dance group. But when Cora has to dance in front of her whole school, she feels nervous. What if she forgets the steps? At least she has the most beautiful shawl ever, made by her grandmother! Find out how Cora overcomes her fear and celebrates her culture in this "window, mirrors, and doors" story.

Step 2 Readers use basic vocabulary and short sentences to tell simple stories, for children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new words with help.

Explore other Step 2 Readers with titles such as Uni's First Recital, I Am Powerful: A Positive Power Story, and This Makes Me Anxious: First Day of School!