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Spring is in the air with this fun sticker-by-number collection!

• Features 10 cute images to sticker, including rural landscapes, birds, country homes, butterflies, gardening tools, a birdhouse, and more
• Puzzle designs range in difficulty.
• Includes 10 sticker sheets.
• Perforated pages let you remove the page easily.
• Made for kids, teens, and adults!

Similar to color or paint by number, this sticker activity book features designs that are divided into spaces, each with a number that corresponds to a sticker. Find the sticker, peel it, and place it in the right space. Watch as a full colored image emerges from the original unfinished illustration.

How did a young woman who was devoted to helping others become the prime suspect in her parents' gruesome deaths? Learn everything we know about the mysterious case of Lizzie Borden in this compelling biography.

In August of 1892, the Borden family housekeeper found a horrific scene: Mr. and Mrs. Borden both murdered in their own home. There were no signs of forced entry, and no sign that a stranger had been in the house at all! The only other person who was home was their daughter, Lizzie Borden. Although there was some tension between Lizzie, her father, and her stepmother, there was little evidence to tie her directly to the case. And what was the motive for the double homicide? The mystery surrounding these murders became a sensational case in Fall River, Massachusetts, and beyond. Lizzie Borden became a celebrity almost overnight. But was she guilty? And, if not Lizzie, then who else could have been responsible?

From bestselling YA authors comes thirteen dazzling contemporary romances inspired by the songs of Taylor Swift!

If you could live inside one Taylor Swift song for a day, which would you pick? In this shimmering anthology, thirteen best-selling and acclaimed authors do just that, reimagining some of Taylor's most iconic songs as love stories.

Whether you're in an era of fairy lights and folktales or diss tracks and dance floors, here's a playlist that features all the hits: The soaring high note of first love. The minor key of heartbreak. And the steady rhythm of true friendship and self-discovery.

As clever and unforgettable as the songs that inspired them, these stories are sure to play on repeat in your head and your heart.

Stories by:
Elise Bryant
Jennifer Dugan
J. Elle
Jessica Goodman
Sloan Harlow
Crystal Maldonado
Krystal Marquis
Katharine McGee
Julie Murphy
Lynn Painter
Laura Sebastian
Sara Shepard
Jesse Q. Sutanto

The Accidental Italian is about vacations, the ones that surprise us with adventures we hadn't planned, discoveries that have more to do with an interior terrain to explore, not the itineraries we had mapped out in advance. Theo had hoped for a quiet retreat on the Amalfi Coast, but the sounds, tastes, and visuals of the sun-drenched village sweep him off his feet, most notably the strikingly handsome man, Raffaello, lounging on the sunbed next to him. Raffaello and Theo's lives become entangled when Theo overhears criminals plotting a terrible crime, and Raffaello, an undercover detective, enlists Theo to help him catch the men. Both try to resist the allure of the other, but as they spend more time together, destiny has other things in mind. Theo stirs up desires Raffaello thought he had buried ages ago when he married his wife, and Raffaello reminds Theo of his first male crush, one that has haunted him since adolescence. Their deepening and steamy relationship faces headwinds in Rome, when Raffaello's prominent family and homophobic colleagues cause him to lose nerve and pull back from Theo. But the story doesn't end there. Through a strange twist of fate, another man enters both of their lives. The plot thickens as criminal corruption is finally exposed, Raffaello realizes he can no longer flee his sexual inclinations, and Theo's discovery of family secrets inspires him to open his heart again. From Positano to Capri, and Rome to New York, this tender, sensual coming-of-age romance includes lots of eye candy, suspense, and evocative settings. The Accidental Italian celebrates the crosscurrents of life, the way fate forces a reckoning, and how eros draws us to people we need at crucial moments in our lives.

Trying to simply survive through another day? Are you in the toughest season of your life? Are you a student or a teacher looking for something to hold on to for the day ahead?

The Eighth Day is a book of hope to unpack revelation from the Lord and Scripture to meet you right where you are and serve as a guide and source of reflection as this storm has significance and purpose that isn't understood...yet.

The Eighth Day is the day we have all been invited to, the day Jesus shows you who he is. The day he invites you into a relationship with him that will crush all of your fears and all of your doubts. He will lead you into rest, mission, storms, and deeper revelation of who he is, who you are, and the purposes for which you were created.

The official kids' companion guide to the biggest international tournament in men's soccer, produced in partnership with FIFA. Vibrantly illustrated with action photography and official graphics, the kids' handbook offers everything young fans need in the run up to soccer's biggest international competition. The book profiles the host nations, competing teams, star players, and lots of fun and interactivity, including drawing, coloring, games and trivia, plus a fill-in tournament chart.

Following a shocking murder, a woman must face the husband she thought she knew in this twisty, sizzling novel from the bestselling authors of Happy Wife.

Welcome back to Winter Park, where looks can kill and secrets refuse to stay buried.

Este Walker didn't move to Florida to make friends. Five years ago, she ghosted her life in California to reinvent herself among the lakefront estates of Florida's elite. With a cocktail in hand, more money than she could ever spend, and a past she intends to keep hidden, she's finally content--or, you know, close enough. Her husband, Beau, and her best friend, Nora, are the only company Este needs.

But when someone she'd much rather forget resurfaces, the past begins to close on her. And then a mysterious death turns Winter Park upside down--and Beau, who's keeping secrets of his own, is implicated, . Thrust into a high-stakes murder investigation, Este must unravel a web of lies and deception to answer the question: What exactly happened in California, and has it come back to haunt her? More important: How is she going to get herself out of this mess?

From the author of the book club favorite The Nine Lives of Rose Napolitano comes a riveting feminist thriller that tackles an unspeakable taboo: regretting motherhood.

When successful Rhode Island real estate agent Lucy Mendoza vanishes, leaving her baby behind in a grocery store parking lot, the news quickly makes national headlines. Lucy's best friend, Michelle, is devastated, and terrified that Lucy's life is at stake. But she knows something that could complicate the police investigation. Lucy had confessed something unspeakable: She regretted becoming a mother, so much that she'd fantasized about faking her own kidnapping. If the police and media were to find out, Lucy would become a monster in public opinion. Michelle is sure Lucy would never abandon her daughter. But could she be wrong? Could Lucy have been so desperate she chose to escape her life?

Donna Freitas has drawn from groundbreaking research to bring readers this unforgettable novel. Her One Regret is at once a pulse-pounding feminist thriller, a moving depiction of the realities of motherhood, and a rich exploration of a subject our culture and society have rendered nearly verboten: the possibility that for some women, motherhood is an unfixable mistake.

Artificial intelligence is changing everything--fast. This book gives you the tools and tactics you need to define your future . . . before AI does it for you.

AI is here to stay, advancing more rapidly than most can comprehend. In the years ahead, it will rewire how people work, live, and love. Turning On Machines explores our evolving relationship with AI: what it means to activate it, resist it, and form emotional bonds with it. Structured around three phases--Rise, Revolt, and Reverence--this book blends historical parallels, strategic foresight, and practical reflection to help readers navigate the accelerating impact of AI. Inside, you'll find the Trifurcation of Work, the Great Divergence, and the Sycophantic Spiral, concepts designed to help you locate yourself in an AI-shaped future. Whether you're a leader, innovator, educator, or curious skeptic, this book is a guide to help you ask better questions, and to find the answers that suit you best, rather than waiting for the machines to answer for you.

Brain Games 3-in-1 presents an easily-portable collection of more than 130 word search, sudoku, and crossword puzzles.

• Puzzle your way through 44 word searches in a variety of themes, including sports, world geography, fantasy lands, and gemstones.
• Solve 44 sudoku puzzles spanning five levels of difficulty.
• 44 crossword puzzles feature a diverse set of subjects including music, travel, literature, wordplay, and more!
• Answer key found in the back of the book.
• Spiral bound, 256 pages.

Great Easter Basket Gift!

Poor Gary, he's just a goose with too many toots and it's driving away his friends! Will he figure out how to make his fart bombs stop? Get ready to giggle your way through this rhyming tale of silly toot situations and friendship.

This book is appropriate for ALL AGES who don't mind silly toot humor (that is not overly gross). Words used include: toot, fart, gas, butt and bum.

Grab this new release in time for Easter!

• 8.5" x 8.5"
• Premium glossy cover
• Hilarious and heart-felt story told through tooting
• Full color, professional illustrations
• An easy quick gift for kids, tweens (and kids at heart)

Step into the Charming World of Farm Life!

Discover the joy of coloring with Farm Friends: Bold and Easy Designs for Adults and Kids. This delightful coloring book is perfect for both children and adults, featuring a variety of adorable farm animals, essential farm equipment, and fresh farm produce. With bold lines and simple designs, it provides a fun and relaxing coloring experience for artists of all ages.

Key Features:

Adorable Farm Animals: Meet a host of friendly farm animals, including pigs, chickens, and horses, all waiting to be brought to life with color.

Farm Equipment and Tools: Color in tractors, boots, and pruning shears, adding an authentic touch to your farm scenes.

Fresh Farm Produce: Illustrations of vegetables and fruits bring the farm to life, offering a vibrant palette of colors to explore.

Simple and Bold Designs: Each illustration is created with bold lines and easy patterns, making it perfect for young children and those who enjoy straightforward coloring.

Perfect for All Ages: Whether you're a child discovering the joy of coloring or an adult looking for a relaxing activity, this book is ideal for everyone.

Stress-Relief for Adults: Enjoy the therapeutic benefits of coloring, helping you to unwind and de-stress after a busy day.

Enhances Creativity and Focus: Great for developing fine motor skills in children and providing a creative outlet for adults.

High-Quality Pages: Each page is printed on thick, durable paper to prevent bleed-through, ensuring your masterpieces stay vibrant and beautiful.

This Farm Friends: Bold and Easy Designs for Adults and Kids coloring book is more than just a creative activity-it's a journey into the heartwarming world of farm life. Perfect for family bonding, solo relaxation, or as a thoughtful gift, it's an excellent addition to any artist's collection.

Ready to bring these farm friends and scenes to life? Grab your coloring tools and embark on a colorful adventure today!

The work of Issei Suda (1940-2019) is distinct in contemporary avant-garde Japanese photography for its celebration of the beauty of the everyday. His black-and-white pictures reflect on the apparent banality of urban life, capturing "the little surprises usually ignored in our world" the shadow of a figure, the shapes of the street, the expressions on strangers' faces. Suda's practice revealed the tensions between old and new Japan, juxtaposing the ingrained visual traditions of Japanese culture with the prevailing western vocabulary of fashion, advertising, and leisure, as seen through his observant and tender lens.

MOJORHYTHM is book one of the the three book The Root and Sky Series of short stories.

"Sheree Renéeacute;e Thomas gives us a whirlpool of poem and story, a 'wild and strangeful breed' of cosmology. . ."―Tyehimba Jess, author of Olio, Pulitzer Prize Winner.The award-winning Sheree Renée Thomas, author of Nine Bar Blues, returns with a new collection steeped in Hoodoo, fantasy, magic myths, and lore.Meet a spacefaring prophet of the future digging in the crates of earth's past. Step into a Memphis salon where coiled braids hold ancient power, and stylists conjure Rootwork against forces both seen and unseen. Witness a future where the state claims bodies, and women forge a rebellion of fire and spirit from the land's deep memory. Follow a stylish African dandy spy navigating a world woven with intrigue and hidden currents of power. and enter a legendary diner whose culinary wares change fates.These tales resonate with the magic and mystery, the deep rhythms and blues of the soul's passage through life and beyond. Short stories that invite readers into realms where ancient traditions and futuristic visions collide in a vibrant chorus of magic, music, and adventure, where the raw pulse of the natural world intertwines with the hum of tomorrow's technology, revealing the boundless wonders of existence.This is a multigenre brew, strange and wondrous, exploring the supernatural currents of music, history, and culture, Hoodoo as an ancient modern spiritual force and living folklore, the exquisite whimsy and profound horrors found in existence, and the boundless territories of the impossible.

Five , selected from over 100 untranslated novels and stories by "the Duchamp of Latin America" (Natasha Wimmer), brings together--each an astonishing work--Margarita: A Memory, The Dream, Musical Brushstrokes, Princess Springtime, and The Hormone Pill. Following a cast of dreamlike characters including cyber nuns, a young princess forced to be a hack translator, a news-paper vendor, and General Winter and his sadistic sidekick, the Little Christmas Tree, Five shows the many facets of Aira's multifarious mind as he turns expectations inside-out and gleefully explodes genre conventions.

Five is a must-have for Aira's legion of devoted fans around the world and a fine introduction to the as-yet uninitiated. A satisfyingly hefty installment from this "exquisite miniaturist" (WSJ) and writer whose "cubist eye sees from every angle" (NYT); because "once you start reading Aira, you don't want tostop" (Roberto Bolaño).