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Tapper's groundbreaking first book How to Love a Forest offered a pragmatic and hopeful vision for our relationship with forests and other ecosystems. His new book, The Forest Year, lives inside the practice of staying, caretaking, and paying attention. Following the author's forest through a year of life, the book explores flowers, birds, forest ecology, biodiversity, while also reflecting on stewardship, community, and what it means to be rooted in place. The Forest Year is a meditative and lyrical ode to the land, weaving complex scientific and ecological concepts with beautiful narrative prose, making nuanced ideas easy to understand and deeply resonant. Both place-based and practice-driven, Tapper writes not as an armchair philosopher or an academic, but as a working forester and ecologist stewarding real forests in real time, blending emotional insight with ecological rigor. A moving account of what it means to persist in the face of change and to love a place through work, compromise, sacrifice, and humility, this book will inspire readers to think deeply about where they live and who they are.

Most advice about creativity focuses on motivation.

Most creative failure has nothing to do with it.

Fearless Persistence is about the systems that quietly shape creative success and why so many talented people struggle without ever understanding why. Drawing on decades inside film studios, creative institutions, and leadership classrooms, Adam Leipzig reveals the hidden systems that support and constrain success-how power, pressure, time, belief, and structure shape whose work travels and whose work stalls, regardless of talent.

Rather than offering inspiration or hustle culture, Fearless Persistence reframes persistence as design. It shows how creators and leaders build structures that allow their work to continue when conditions change, as they always do. Clear-eyed, deeply practical, and grounded in real experience, this book helps readers see the system beneath the story and redesign their creative lives for endurance, integrity, and impact.

Creative success is shaped by systems. This book shows how to design a life that thrives inside them.

Get ready for some PAW-some action! Join Nickelodeon's PAW Patrol in this tabbed board book based on The Dino Movie--in theaters summer 2026.

What's Keeping Your Company from Reaching the Next Level?

You've mastered the basics of the Entrepreneurial Operating SystemⓇ (EOSⓇ). Your leadership team is aligned, the vision is clear, and you're gaining traction. Now comes the real challenge: rolling out your vision and EOS company-wide.

To get what you want from your business, you must take EOS beyond the leadership team and equip everyone in the organization with the tools they need to help you achieve the vision. With a clear plan and patient, intentional leadership, you can get your entire team to understand, embrace, and consistently use the EOS tools.

Rollout: Get Your Entire Team Running on EOS to Achieve Your Vision was written by Expert EOS ImplementersⓇ Marisa Smith and Beth Fahey to bridge the gap between learning the EOS tools and embedding them into the fabric of your organization. With proven strategies, real-world insights, and practical guidance, you'll learn how to:

• Cascade your vision and tools throughout every level of the company
• Overcome resistance to change, get buy-in, and keep momentum alive
• Build accountability and create alignment so your entire team works in harmony

Whether you're just starting your EOS journey, rebooting after a stalled attempt, or fine-tuning an implementation system that's already running well, Rollout gives you the roadmap you need to succeed.

This isn't just implementation; it's transformation. It's Rollout.

Two great loves. A world in chaos. And a life that never lands in order.

Discover the highly anticipated new novel from Audrey Niffenegger, which can be read on its own or as a companion to multi-million copy bestseller The Time Traveler's Wife.

Alba DeTamble has never lived a life in order. Born with the same rare Chrono-Displacement Disorder as her father, Henry DeTamble, Alba is an involuntary time traveler: she slips unpredictably through decades, carrying the weight of a future she can witness but cannot change. Yet she strives to maintain a normal life: as a gifted violinist, Alba finds refuge in her music, as well as her tight-knit community of artists and activists who fight to take care of each other in an increasingly unstable world.

As she dips in and out of time, Alba is haunted by secrets she must keep from those she loves most, including Zach, her safe, supportive anchor in the chaos. Her journey takes her from the riot-torn Chicago streets, to the eerie, timeless "Yellow House" - where she meets Oliver, a handsome fellow time traveler - to the digital corridors of the Museum of Lost Souls, a virtual sanctuary of forgotten memories and lost artifacts. Curating the museum is Isadora, Alba's mysterious stepsister and an increasingly unsettling presence in their family - whose fate may be intertwined with Alba's in more dangerous ways than she knows.

At once intimate and sweeping, Life Out of Order is a kaleidoscopic tale of love, resilience, and hope amid our fractured world where time itself is the greatest adversary. With every leap through the years, Alba is forced to reckon with the choices that define her, the people she cannot bear to lose, and the question that haunts every time traveler: can you ever truly belong to the present?

Bret Baier makes the case for America--an inspiring defense of our history, values, and national character by Fox News Channel's Chief Political Anchor

"An eloquently written and splendidly reasoned homage to the founding principles of the Declaration of Independence." --Douglas Brinkley

Can the Founders' ideals still inspire and unite the nation 250^th years after the Declaration of Independence?

The impossible dream of the United States of America began with a declaration. Years before the Revolution was won, long before the Constitution was created, we were a nation because of our decision to be free.

Though the universal hunger for freedom that endures, these days our country often seems at cross purposes. Our very history is divisive. On one side, there are the unrelenting complaints about all the things we're getting wrong. Such critics seem intent on focusing on the darker chapters of our story. On the other side is a sanitized version of history that leaves little room for self-reflection. It's as if any admission of frailty or failure is an unpatriotic act.

In The Case for America Bret Baier argues that neither of these pictures reflects our reality. To make the case for the nation's enduring value, he underscores our fundamental character: unity, freedom, resilience. Baier shares his own reflections alongside those of numerous historians, commentators, and business leaders in a moving ode to a nation.

Are there other super-kids out there? The Good Guy Gang is about to find out!

Now that Superman, Hawkgirl, and Green Lantern have formed their super flashy club, Superman naturally declares himself the leader of the gang. Wait a minute! Who does this kid think he is? Every child, grown-up, grandparent, and runaway grizzly knows that Green Lantern should be in charge. Excuse me. Is that so? Puh-lease! Hawkgirl is the oldest and wisest of the three, so she should be the club president. What's this? There's a new super-powered kid in town who calls himself Mister Terrific and claims he's even more powerful than the other three?!

Well, looks like the only way to choose a leader is to have a superhero competition! Four super-powered kids go toe-to-toe in writer and artist Rob Justus's hilarious and heartfelt sequel to the fan-favorite graphic novel Superman's Good Guy Gang! This group of friends is about to risk everything to prove who's the best superhero... what could possibly go wrong? Let the games begin!

Ziggy McBop and the Toy Swap invites young readers to leave behind their screens and embark on an imaginative adventure that brings the world of play to life. Written in playful anapestic tetrameter and illustrated with whimsical artwork by Christopher Fowler, this delightful story introduces the magic of Ziggy McBop, a zany character who can turn any ordinary moment into a fantastical experience.

When two young boys, Arthur and Harrison, become too absorbed in their tablets, Ziggy uses his magical kazoo to break the spell and invite them into a world beyond their screens. With a loud KAZOOO! the boys are whisked away on a whirlwind journey. On the back of Dino-Dog, a lovable and adventure seeking new best friend, they soar through vibrant skies and land in the fantastical Fungle the Jungle where the adventure really takes off.

Their journey continues as they face challenges, including a rumble with the formidable King Magoodah-a mighty bearacuda who rules the jungle with a furry ferocious paw. With bravery and teamwork, Harrison transforms into his heroic alter ego, Tumo the Sumo, and Arthur coaches him up ringside as Tumo the Sumo takes on King Magoodah in an epic showdown.

Next, they stumble upon a hidden gem mine and find themselves becoming trillionaires as their curiosity and courage lead them to unimaginable treasures. As their adventure comes to an end, Ziggy reminds them that the true magic lies within their imagination, and they don't need a tablet to spark creativity and have fun.

Back in the real world, Arthur and Harrison return from their dreamlike adventure, inspired to swap their tablets for toys that represent their newfound love for play and imagination. Ziggy McBop and the Toy Swap is a heartwarming story that encourages children to engage with the world around them, embrace their creativity, and discover the joy of imaginative play.

Filled with catchy rhymes, vibrant illustrations, and a message about the importance of using one's imagination, this book is the perfect read for children ages 2-8. A fun and engaging experience for parents and children alike, it reminds us all that the best adventures happen when we step away from our screens.

What if Mirabel and her sisters had to leave the Encanto? A magical addition to the New York Times bestselling Twisted Tale series about Disney's Encanto.

Mirabel's worst fear is confirmed--she is responsible for the faltering powers of the Familia Madrigal. Guilt-ridden and feuding with her sisters, Mirabel decides to save the magic herself. Sure, she may be the only gift-less member of her family, but she knows she can put their crumbling pieces back together again.

Unfortunately, Mirabel's youngest cousin, Antonio, beats her to it. He overhears Tío Bruno's vision and does the unthinkable--leaves the Encanto to find a solution. Terrified of what could happen outside the safety of their home, Mirabel has no other choice but recruit Strong Luisa and Perfect Isabela to help find their baby cousin.

But what starts as a rescue mission turns into a magical quest with a band of brothers whose family has a deep secret connection to theirs.

And soon, Mirabel learns that missing cousins and disappearing gifts may be just the beginning of their problems....

A single waltz changed everything. But now they must try to preserve that magic for a lifetime in New York Times bestselling author Mary Balogh's new book in the Ravenswood series.

The youngest Ware daughter, Stephanie, has always harbored secret passion for the best friend of her brother. In her eyes Bertrand Lamarr, Viscount Watley, is perfect. For many years she thought of herself as quite the opposite. When he surprised her by asking her to save a waltz for him, she panicked--and refused him in the unkindest words.

Stephanie's guilt over her behavior is such that she now dreads seeing him, as she inevitably must, at the Christmas family reunion she is attending. She wants to hide from him, but what she doesn't know is that Bertrand has always admired her from afar and is determined to overcome her apparent dislike of him and win his waltz. For he believes there is magic between them, and they will discover it can conquer all their regrets and fears if they but give themselves a chance.

Un libro lleno de vida sobre el oficio de escribir,
la magia de la creación y el poder eterno
de las palabras.

La palabra mágica es mucho más que una guía de escritura, es una conversación. Isabel Allende comparte los triunfos, errores y aprendizajes que los desafíos y las alegrías le han brindado a lo largo de los años. A partir de sus propias vivencias, este libro es una clase magistral para todo aquel que desee iniciar su propio viaje literario.

«La literatura es mágica: armar una historia es un proceso misterioso,
orgánico, instintivo. Al escribir entro en la dimensión de los
sueños, la intuición, las premoniciones; debo rendirme y dejar que
los personajes hagan lo que tienen que hacer y que la historia se
cuente a sí misma. Paso la mayor parte de mi tiempo sola y en
silencio, como un monje en su celda. Escribir es como meditar. En
la soledad recuerdo, escucho voces, tengo visiones. Mientras más
callada estoy, más oigo y más veo. En el silencio de la escritura a
veces me visitan espíritus --¿o serán las musas?--. Lo siento como
un roce en la nuca. Al escribir me transformo en médium. La escritura
para mí no es una opción, es una adicción». - Isabel Allende

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

A vibrant book about the craft of writing,
the magic of creation, and the enduring power
of words.

The Magic Word is much more than a writing guide--it is a conversation. Isabel Allende shares the triumphs, mistakes, and lessons that challenges and joys have brought her over the years. Drawing from her own experiences, this book is a master class for anyone who wishes to begin their own literary journey.

"Literature is magical: shaping a story is a mysterious, organic, instinctive process. When I write, I enter the realm of dreams, intuition, and premonitions; I must surrender and allow the characters to do what they need to do and let the story tell itself. I spend most of my time alone and in silence, like a monk in her cell. Writing is like meditating. In solitude, I remember, I hear voices, I have visions. The quieter I am, the more I hear and the more I see. In the silence of writing, spirits sometimes visit me--or perhaps they are muses?--I feel it as a brush against the nape of my neck. When I write, I become a medium. Writing for me is not an option; it is an addiction." -- Isabel Allende

In this heartwarming, giftable comfort read for fans of Nicholas Sparks and Richard Paul Evans, a family shaken by loss experiences a life-changing season of new beginnings and Christmas magic on North Carolina's Outer Banks.

A time for family . . .

The holidays bring a storm of emotions for Thad Wright. Mere days before Christmas, his estranged daughter passes away--leaving behind a baby, Laura. And when Thad discovers that time is not on his beloved wife Lia's side either, he takes Lia's last plea to heart: that Laura is not raised by strangers, that he gives the child a loving home. As difficult as the months ahead are, Thad's granddaughter is a singular source of light in an otherwise dark season.

And for making every Christmas wish come true . . .

Thad's friends in Morehead City are there for him, including Akila, his coworker at the local hotel where he's an assistant chef. She's kind, comforting, gentle, and everything her teenage son, Juri, is not. In that boy, Thad sees the same rebellion that led his own daughter astray. Yet as Thad's relationship with Akila deepens, he's determined to forge a bond with the young, defiant aspiring musician. Soon, helping to make Juri's dreams a reality is an unexpected wonder for Thad. It even begins to mend his own grieving heart.

As the year passes, another Christmas approaches. What will be a second one for Laura just might be a blessed milestone for Thad, Akila, and Juri, as well.

You can brush, floss, be mindful of your diet and follow all the traditional oral hygiene advice, yet still find yourself needing fillings and ongoing dental cleanings. Dr. Ellie Phillips challenges this conventional dental instruction to "brush and floss," arguing it can be both ineffective and potentially harmful. In her groundbreaking book, Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye, she unveils the secrets to achieving and maintaining a truly healthy mouth. In this book, Dr. Phillips explains the importance of bacterial balance for oral health, highlighting how it will never be attained through excessive flossing, aggressive cleanings, or the indiscriminate killing of mouth bacteria. She exposes the detrimental effects of certain dental procedures and products, including tooth whitening, bleaching, dental sealants, and certain fluorides. By adopting her practical do-it-yourself daily routine, you can effortlessly reduce plaque buildup, strengthen your teeth, heal and even reverse small cavities, cure periodontal disease, and eliminate tooth sensitivity.

The book is divided into two parts. Part 1 examines the underlying causes of cavities and gum disease--as well as how teeth and gums can naturally heal themselves. It provides a clear picture of why we must rethink our fundamental beliefs about oral care if we want to avoid dental problems and sidestep all the chronic health conditions that are so closely associated with poor oral health. Part 2 provides details of a complete program that has the power to stop, prevent, and even reverse dental problems.

Isn't it time to bid farewell to cavities, gum disease, and the general health dangers from poor oral health? With Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye as your guide, you will be empowered to take rapid action and dramatically enhance the look, feel, and health of your teeth--at any stage of life, and with the confidence that it is never too late to begin.

Supergirl: The World celebrates Supergirl on an international scale, with writers and artists from across the globe!

This original short-story anthology features eight 10-page chapters crafted by high-profile international creative teams, with each story set in a different country and infused with the unique artistic and cultural flavor of that region.

Inspired by the tone and themes of 2026's Supergirl film, the anthology centers on stories of hope from around the world; offering a global, emotionally resonant exploration of the character's legacy.

With an opening story by writer Mariko Tamaki and artist Skylar Patridge, this new collection brings Supergirl to Germany, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Cameroon, France, Poland, Turkey, Finland, Colombia, Serbia, Japan, and the United States. Each region contributes an original story that reflects its own voice, artistic style, and cultural perspective, creating a global mosaic of what Supergirl represents to fans everywhere.

Supergirl: The World features stories from some of the best-known international voices in comics:

• United States: Mariko Tamaki (writer), Skylar Patridge (artist), and Joëlle Jones (cover)
• Spain: Aneke (writer, artist, cover)
• Italy: Francesca Michielin (writer) and Federica Croci (artist, cover)
• Serbia: Uros Dimitrijevic (writer) and Stevan Subic (artist, cover)
• Cameroon: Njoka Suyru (writer), Coeurtys Ulrich Minko (thumbnails), and Ejob Nathanael Ejob (artist, cover)
• Finland: Johanna Sinisalo (writer) and Rosi Kämpe (artist, cover)
• Argentina: Tomás Wortley (writer) and Rocío Zucchi (artist, cover)
• Turkey: Mahmud Asrar (writer, artist, cover)
• France: Kid Toussaint (writer) and Joël Jurion (artist, cover)
• Poland: Anna Krztoń (writer) and Kasia Nie (artist, cover)
• Mexico: Mariana Moreno (writer, artist, cover)
• Germany: Yann Krehl (writer) and Marie Sann (artist, cover)
• Colombia: Sara Rodríguez (writer, artist, cover)
• Japan: Satoshi Miyagawa (writer) and Kai Kitago (artist, cover)

Free Chicago: 50 Years of the Reader is an oversized coffee table book that tells the incredible story of the nation's longest surviving free city paper.

In Chicago in 1971, a group of friends gathered around a dining room table to assemble the first issue of a new, "alternative" newspaper. It was designed for an audience that was young, urban, and hip--and they gave it away for free. In the process, they created a new model of journalism that gave birth to an entire industry: the alt-weekly.

Free Chicago: 50 Years of the Reader is a rich, visual tour of the first five decades of the Chicago Reader, drawn from the archives of more than 2,500 issues, supplemented with interviews and essays, as well as never-before-seen notes, manuscripts, and production materials.

The Reader's striking design, irreverent voice, and innovative long-form journalism became a model and inspiration for an explosion of free city papers that launched across the country. Free Chicago covers every era of the Reader, from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, along with all the near-deaths and last-minute saves that have kept the Reader alive for more than 50 years.