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Minnie is super-strong and super-anxious... but she'll have to journey through the MicroRealm to save her best friends: her five pets!

Her parents are famous scientists and multiverse travel influencers...but Minnie Pouches hates being on camera. She feels too big, too shy, and too nervous. She can't even finish an important middle school project! One day, when the pressure becomes too much, Minnie rage-quits her parents' show and activates her stylish fanny pack to disappear into the MicroRealm. Now, far from home, she'll dance through encounters with greasy pizza dinosaurs, angry laser robots, and toothy pool floats to push past her fears, find her missing pets, and save the entire family.

Crack open new worlds of adventure in this all-new graphic novel from Eisner-winner Caleb Goellner (TMNT/Naruto, Ghost Cage) and Eric Lide (Sonic the Hedgehog, DragonForged: Sword of the Champion).

From TikTok sensation Amy Daws comes a new deluxe paperback edition of Take a Number from her fan-favorite Wait With Me series, featuring adorable sprayed edges and all-new bonus chapters! Preorder your copy today to guarantee receiving the limited-edition decorated paperback.

Norah is certain that fake dating the cocky silent investor of her bakery could be messy...but that's what aprons are for.

Norah Donahue wants to run bakeries not have babies, but her matchmaking mother won't stop trying to play Cupid. She has her hands full getting her new business off the ground while dealing with her frustratingly flirty financial partner, Dean.

Dean Moser is a cocky stock market savant whose friends are all settling down, leaving Boulder's infamous ladies' man all alone. Recently he's set his sights on Norah, who brushes off his advances like flour from her apron.

But when Norah needs a fake date for her parents' anniversary party, her new silent investor might be just the guy for the job. He's charismatic, successful, and too much of a playboy to take it seriously. It seems like a foolproof plan...

That is, until Norah decides to break her biggest rule and lock lips with Dean in the middle of the party.

Turns out that Dean and Norah's chemistry is sizzling hot, but mixing business with pleasure could turn out to be a recipe for disaster.

Or maybe they can have their cake and eat it too.

DescriptionDiscover the Untold Wisdom Behind the Longest-Living Man in the Bible - MethuselahFor centuries, Methuselah has stood as one of Scripture's most fascinating yet mysterious figures. Known for his remarkable lifespan of 969 years, his story is far more than a record of age-it is a profound reflection on faith, divine patience, generational legacy, and the balance between mercy and judgment.In this groundbreaking book, you will journey deep into Methuselah's life and explore how his presence shaped biblical theology, cultural history, and modern understanding of purpose. Drawing from Scripture, theology, cultural analysis, and practical life lessons, this book unlocks insights that remain just as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago. Here's what you'll gain inside: A fresh understanding of Methuselah's role in biblical history and prophecy.Deep reflections on the connection between Methuselah, Enoch, Noah, and the genealogy leading to Jesus.Practical lessons on faith, patience, and living a purposeful life.Insights into how Methuselah has influenced art, literature, and culture throughout history.A guide to applying his spiritual legacy to modern challenges-family, faith, and finding meaning in time.This is more than a study of a biblical patriarch-it is a roadmap for living with endurance, hope, and divine purpose. Whether you are a Bible student, a faith-seeker, or someone who longs to discover how ancient wisdom applies to today's fast-paced world, this book will inspire you to view time, faith, and legacy in a new light. If you've ever wondered what Methuselah's story truly reveals about God, humanity, and your own journey of faith-this book is for you.Perfect for: Readers of biblical history and theologyChristian educators, preachers, and Bible study groupsAnyone searching for purpose, patience, and spiritual growthUncover the enduring wisdom of Methuselah-and learn how his story can transform the way you live today.

A terrifying supernatural entity haunts Toronto's gay village in the '80s in this gruesome, metatextual modern horror classic that spans decades of queer community and history. RED X is a masterful experimental work already heralded as one of the great horror novels of the twenty-first century, now reissued with deluxe materials, including a new introduction by Gretchen Felker-Martin and an essay by Anthony Oliveira.

"[A] seminal work of queer literature . . . So arresting, so brutal and yet so delicate that its labyrinthine complexity should be studied and praised." --Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke

In 1984, a young gay man vanishes without a trace, leaving behind a community of friends and lovers desperate for answers. Instead, they face everything from casual indifference to outright prejudice. As decades pass, more men vanish, revealing a terrifying, centuries-old demonic presence at the heart of the disappearances.

Interspersed throughout, the author shares autobiographical vignettes: his earliest brushes with death and fear, his observations on queer culture and the horror genre, on representation and erasure, culminating in an elegiac and brilliantly woven narrative that blends fact and fiction, and has already been heralded as one of the great horror novels of the twenty-first century.

Renowned art historian Gary Schwartz offers a fresh and contemporary perspective on seventeenth-century Dutch painting, one of the most significant movements in European art. This engaging and authoritative guide brings together a range of notable paintings from leading museum collections to explore the work of well-known masters such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Judith Leyster, and Johannes Vermeer, as well as artists that readers may be discovering for the first time, such as Adriaen van de Velde and Gesina ter Borch.

In nine chapters, the book delves into patronage and the art market; the reception and study of Dutch painting; gender and race; painters working in Europe, Asia, and beyond; as well as issues of attribution. Covering a broad range of subjects and styles, Dutch Painting examines the full spectrum of seventeenth-century European painters, offering a comprehensive overview of Dutch painting both in its historical context and through a contemporary lens with up-to-date and insightful analysis.

Order now and receive the DELUXE LIMITED EDITION--featuring sprayed edges with stenciled artwork--while supplies last.

After a wild night in Vegas, a gymnast wakes up married to the hockey player next door, in this charming sports romance by the USA Today-bestselling author.

The last thing gymnast Hannah Walsh needs is a distraction, especially one like her neighbor: the cocky, handsome pro-hockey player who's been asking her out for weeks. But after a hazy, whirlwind night in Las Vegas, she wakes up as Mrs. Travis Bennett and avoiding the guy who cost her a sponsorship is no longer an option.

For Travis, on the other hand, it was love at first sight. But waking up in Sin City married to Hannah wasn't part of the plan. Still, he's not about to let the opportunity slip away. After the media catches wind of their sudden nuptials, the two agree to stay hitched until Hannah's season begins to avoid a PR nightmare. Travis knows he's got one shot to prove they belong together--whether Hannah believes it or not.

And as they pretend, Hannah starts to see Travis's softer side. Her former nemesis packs her lunches, walks around shirtless in the kitchen, and refuses to give up on her. But will their sham marriage end as planned when her season starts? Or will their accidental love story turn out to be the real thing?

This edition features a never-before-published bonus scene.

Tropes include: girl next door, enemies to lovers, fake relationship, and forced proximity.

The manga that became a worldwide sports action phenomenon returns in a new 3-in-1 omnibus edition featuring sculpted embossed covers!

Includes Vol. 7-9.

After clearing the first selection of Blue Lock, Isagi and the rest of Team Z split up to face the second selection individually. After scoring one hundred goals against Blue Lock Man, a cutting-edge goalkeeping AI system, Isagi, Bachira, and Nagi team up for the second selection's rival battles--where the winners choose one player from the losing team to join them, and the losers risk getting eliminated from Blue Lock forever. After losing Bachira to Rin Itoshi and the other top strikers, Isagi and Nagi must now prove the strength of their individual abilities in a fight against Shouei Barou, the top scoring player in Wing 5. As Isagi takes the fight to King Barou, he's aiming to end up on the side of the prodigies!

Born into tragedy but gifted with a powerful connection to the natural world, a resilient young woman comes of age amid the wild beauty of early-1800s Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas in this incandescent, hauntingly moving epic about home, horses, human connection, and the transcendent awe of nature for readers of Go As a River and The Giver of Stars.

Alabama, 1813: In the midst of the battle and massacre at Fort Mims, a baby is born. It's a portentous beginning for Emilie McCain, who has inherited the Sight--visions that come in dreams guided by an owl. Owl is Emilie's steadfast companion, a welcome balance to her mother's neglect. Along with the Sight, Emilie possesses an innate talent for communicating with horses. In an era when a woman legally belongs to her husband, such gifts may be the only things that are hers to keep.

The family makes a perilous move to Arkansas Territory, where Emilie becomes a master horse trainer and leatherworker. For all her skill with horses, Emilie sometimes fails to see the dark truth about the people she encounters. Other dangers, even when predicted, may be impossible to defend against--yellow fever, greed, vengeance, and the unforgiving land itself.

Through love, marriage, heartache, and hardship, Emilie gains strength and resilience. After years of avoiding emotional entanglements, she meets a man who presents her with a horse to be trained and an offer of friendship she could sorely use. But with his arrival come other tests of her will and her judgement. Finally, a shocking revelation inspires an act beyond her imagining--and may set her free to find the place she truly belongs . . .

When aspiring writer Joanna Peterson-Mills and finance scion Logan Thurgood attend a dinner party one autumn night in New York, it's a sidesplitting romp through their "Not-so Meet Cute" under the Manhattan skyline as they navigate career and dating hijinks in the modern world.

This laugh-out-loud romantic comedy, told from alternating perspectives, features a lovable cast of characters: Joanna, balancing her burgeoning writing, has big city dreams despite a creepy boss, and living in a cramped East Village walk-up, she shares with two eccentric roommates. Logan, on the other hand, is determined to break away from the labels of his wealthy Connecticut family and forge a name for himself on Wall Street. As Joanna and Logan's paths keep crossing and their stories unfold, one question remains: Can these two get out of their own way and find their happy ending?

Perfect for fans who love to curl up with a classic rom-com that balances real heart with sharp wit and disarmingly charming, if unreliable, narrators.

So go ahead....ask Joanna and then ask Logan what happened that autumn night they first met in New York City. What she wrote might not be what he wrote...

A guarded billionaire single dad meets the one woman who could heal his heart in this emotional and blisteringly hot romance by USA Today bestselling author Marni Mann.

One look at former NFL player Gavin Worthington has Emily craving things she shouldn't. Yet his scorching-hot body and dangerously perfect smile are everything she wants. At the same time, a single glance at the breathtakingly sexy Emily Wren and her unforgettable blue eyes has Gavin desiring things he hasn't in years.

Their agreement is simple: one night of uninhibited pleasure. No strings, no complications.

But one taste isn't enough, and he can't get Emily out of his head.

Gavin never lets women get close--his seven-year-old son, Ben, is his entire world. But there's something about the gorgeous nurse that breaks through every wall he's built. She's incredible with his boy, lights up his darkest places, and makes him hunger in ways he'd forgotten were possible. The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to deny their growing feelings. Except the pull of Gavin's past is stronger than they imagined.

For this grumpy single dad to move forward and hold on to the only woman who's made him feel alive in years, he'll have to convince Emily that their connection is more powerful than the emotional barriers between them. They'll need to trust that sometimes the most unexpected love stories lead to the happiest endings. All they have to do is take the chance.

River of Ghosts: Haunted Legends Along the Mississippi

From the bluffs of Minnesota to the Gulf's last blue horizon, the Mississippi carries more than water. It carries memory. In this immersive journey, bestselling historian Robert Turek walks levees at midnight, slips into silent theaters, stands beneath ruined columns, and listens to what lingers when the crowds are gone.

Blending investigative rigor with spellbinding storytelling, River of Ghosts traces the river's spectral map: boat graveyards in Plaquemines Parish, Victorian parlors in Natchez, soldier-choked ramparts at Fort Jackson, echoing mills in Lutcher and Gramercy, shadowed cemeteries in Hannibal, and forgotten worker cottages along Louisiana's River Road. Each chapter braids eyewitness testimony, archival finds, and on-site field notes into narratives that feel as immediate as a cold breath at your ear.

This is not a catalog of jump scares. It is a work of living history that honors the people inside the legends. Turek follows names through courthouse ledgers, diaries, and newspaper morgues, then sets those facts against the river's night chorus of footsteps, lantern lights, phantom music, and voices that refuse to fade. The result is a haunting portrait of a waterway that keeps its dead close and its stories closer.

Perfect for fans of true hauntings, narrative history, and atmospheric travel writing, River of Ghosts invites you to stand on sacred ground, listen hard, and carry the memory forward. The river is speaking. This book helps you hear it.

Award-winning historian Fay Bound-Alberti synthesizes over twenty years of research to offer a sweeping cultural history of our most decisive--and sometimes divisive--body part.

What's in a face? And how much power does it hold?

The Face begins in the historical West, where we learn how humans have interpreted faces and connected specific features with ideas of morality, social hierarchy, psychology, and so much more, setting the stage for the cultural biases that now inform our everyday interactions across the globe. We then watch how new technologies that reflect or alter our face's appearance have transformed our idea of the Self over time--from the growth of portraiture in the Renaissance and the mass production of mirrors and photography in the nineteenth century, to twenty-first century innovations like digital avatars and face transplants. And throughout, we explore the face as the cultural artifact that it is: a surface that grows, is adorned, and then displayed, influencing who we are and might become as both individuals and members of society.
Readers will walk away with a new understanding of the history, power, and future of the face, alongside its role in modern identity, genetics, technology, and beyond.

When spreadsheets are safer than people, falling in love becomes the ultimate risk in this powerful novel of trauma, healing, and unexpected courage from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Catherine Bybee.

Luna Canning trusts numbers more than people--and for good reason. As a forensic accountant who specializes in exposing fraud, she knows numbers never deceive, unlike the toxic family she's spent a lifetime trying to escape. Now living in her grandmother's Victorian home, Luna has built a carefully ordered life behind walls she thought were unbreakable.

When her car is stolen from an airport parking lot, former FBI agent turned PI Nate Warren steps in to help--and proves more dangerous to her defenses than any thief. Despite Luna's ironclad rules about mixing business with pleasure, their chemistry ignites, and for the first time, she considers letting someone past her guard. But just as their relationship begins to blossom, Luna's manipulative mother arrives unannounced, dragging with her a dangerous man and decades of unresolved trauma that threaten everything Luna has built.

Now Luna must confront the ghosts of her past--both metaphorical and possibly literal, as strange occurrences in her historic home suggest she's not alone. With a violent threat looming and her heart on the line, Luna discovers that sometimes the hardest person to trust is yourself.

August 22, 1972: Two men attempt to rob a bank in Brooklyn. They fail miserably: the money they'd hoped for isn't there, the cops get tipped off immediately, and within 30 minutes they're in a hostage situation with the FBI. Things really get crazy when reporters learn that one of the robbers is gay and married to a trans woman. The crowd of journalists and onlookers grows into the hundreds, desperate for a glimpse of this charismatic live-wire who's robbing the bank not for greed or thrills, but to fund his partner's sexual reassignment surgery.

Sound familiar? This is the plot of Dog Day Afternoon, the 1975 film directed by Sidney Lumet and starring Al Pacino, John Cazale, and Chris Sarandon. It remains a high-water mark of New Hollywood, where the best acting talent of the day came together on a film that was truly exceptional. But equally exceptional was the fact that the film was based on a true-life incident.

Drawing on extensive archival research, film historian Rachel Walther delves into the film's backstory, tracing how an unbelievable true crime tale of love, bank robbery, and LGBTQI+ activism became a box-office smash and catapulted a group of Brooklyn outsiders into the media spotlight. Name-checked on TV shows from The Simpsons to Drunk History, and now a Broadway play, Dog Day Afternoon's legacy continues to inspire filmmakers, writers, and actors. Walther's deep dive interrogates the film's place in the 1970s zeitgeist, set against a background of antiwar activism and the fight for gay and trans rights, and in doing so shows its continuing relevance today.

"Sydney drummed her fingers against her coffee cup, staring at the job application on her screen. The cursor blinked, waiting. She had the experience. The internships. The polished resume. So why did it feel like she was just another name in a sea of applicants?"

Like most people, Sydney had been playing by the rules - following the expected path, hoping the right opportunity would find her. But when an unexpected mentor hands her a challenge, she starts to realize something:

The most successful people don't wait for opportunities. They create them. The Business of You introduces a new way of thinking about career and leadership. Through Sydney's journey - and the lessons she learns along the way - you'll discover how to:

• Tell your story in a way that makes people pay attention.
• Build a network that actually works for you. Stop applying for jobs - and start attracting the right opportunities.
• Think like a CEO, because the most important business you'll ever run is your own.

This isn't a book about following a step-by-step plan. It's about learning how to think, adapt, and lead - so that no matter where you start, you'll always know how to move forward.

Your business starts now.

Are you ready to take the lead?