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"Dragonflies & Demons" is a captivating book about a California woman who grew up in a complex environment between two families: one of love, the other of chaos. She falls into drugs and leads an unwelcomed life of living on the streets. Till finally, she discovers peace away on a mountain deep in Dover, Pa. where she meets God on a new level and together, she is transformed. She returns home to her dying father only to promise him that she will continue to make him proud after his departure. Although her heart is broken from losing her father, the one person who was always there for her, she remains sober and begins to form a beautiful life for herself. She discovers a completely new spirituality and faith, unlike that of her childhood religious upbringing. This brings the main character to her new path of existence, that of helping others through her struggles and experiences. The joy of her journey has allowed this California woman, filled with strength and tenacity, to venture forward on her quest to share her trials, so others can learn ffrom her mistakes. This true story is beautifully written where many will relate and find their own hope forward.

"Orbit: Beastie Boys" charts the meteoric rise, fall, and lasting legacy of hip-hop's most unlikely icons. From the punk clubs of NYC to global superstardom, this comic biography dives deep into the lives of Adam "MCA" Yauch, Michael "Mike D" Diamond, and Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz-told through their voices and those who shaped them. With dynamic art and raw storytelling, witness their transformation from hardcore kids to genre-busting pioneers. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the beat, this is the definitive tribute to the band that fought for their right-and built a legacy that still rocks today.

The breathtaking true story of the return of wild bison to the Rockies, as told by the wildlife biologist who helped lead them there.

Featuring behind-the-scenes photographs from one of North America's most ambitious conservation projects.

For thousands of years, wild bison numbering in the millions roamed across a range spanning half of North America. Then, in the 1800s, they were nearly exterminated by European settlers. Buffalo Lessons shares the story of their triumphant return to a mountainous corner of their historic range, nearly a century and a half after they last walked the land.

Karsten Heuer, the conservationist tasked with leading the project, chronicles the groundbreaking reintroduction of plains bison to Banff National Park, beginning in 2017, when ten pregnant females and six males were airlifted into an enclosed pasture. It was a complex and ambitious project, designed to restore North America's largest land mammal to its important ecological role in the landscape and its cultural role for Indigenous peoples. Despite meticulous planning, Heuer and his team found themselves repeatedly "buffaloed" by the animals, who had a knack for doing the unexpected, and teaching the humans lessons along the way.

Heuer packs his narrative with thrilling moments: a horseback chase to tranquilize a bison, a helicopter-assisted translocation into the rugged backcountry, and the tense tracking of wayward bulls that scale steep, treacherous terrain. Throughout, his encounters with these massive creatures--both awe-inspiring and humbling--force him to confront his assumptions about control, nature, and conservation.

In 2024, Heuer was diagnosed with a terminal brain condition, and he completed the manuscript for Buffalo Lessons in the weeks and days before his death. His narrative ends seven years after the initial introduction, with a thriving population of around one hundred bison and the organization of the first Indigenous hunt in the region in over 150 years. Buffalo Lessons stands as a testament to the resilience of bison, and as the culmination of a life's work in conservation.

Published in Partnership with the David Suzuki Institute

MY SWEET BOY

Are you looking for a fun, colorful way to teach your child good behavior? One of the best ways to learn is through fun and laughter and that's what you'll find with our new rhyming picture book. Each page is filled with adorable characters and playful rhymes, making learning about good behavior an enjoyable experience. Perfect for children aged 3-8, this book is a must-have for any parent or teacher looking to instill good manners in their young ones.

This book is Great for parents who are looking for:

• Rhyming words to increase children's creativity and imagination.
• A story with a positive message
• Rhymes with beautifully illustrated pictures on every page.
• Lessons on being a good friend and the importance of good behavior.

Features:

• The book is 24 pages long
• Perfect for 3-year-olds and up
• Creative Artwork on each page
• Rhymes for Kids can be read in less than 3 minutes
• Helps Children Develop Social Skills and Improve Reading Skills

This book is perfect for bedtime reading or anytime reading.

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"Replete with emotional interactions that bring the sisters and their world to life, The Cassatt Sisters is hard to put down, intensely revealing, and a work of art itself." -Midwest Book Review

In 1877, the Paris art scene is very competitive for men but nearly impossible for thirty-three-year-old Mary Cassatt, an American woman. Bored by traditional methods of painting, she admires the work of avant-garde painters, especially Edgar Degas. So, when Edgar visits Mary's studio to view her paintings, she is exhilarated by his invitation to join him, Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and other Impressionists in the collective.

Meeting the standards of the Impressionists is nerve-racking. Mary is judged not only as a painter but as a woman. She takes comfort in her close bond with her sister, Lydia, who often poses for her. But Mary's growing attraction to Edgar threatens to derail the plans Mary and Lydia have made for their future. When an opportunity arises to work side by side with Edgar, Mary begins a clandestine love affair that utterly upends her life and career.

In The Cassatt Sisters, author Lisa Groen paints a dazzling picture of Belle Époque Paris and the extraordinary life of artist Mary Cassatt during her time with the Impressionists. At the heart of this compelling historical novel is an age-old question: What must a woman sacrifice to live a life of freedom and accomplishment?

Marty, a young Mountain Lion that does not eat meat, is a bit of a "troubled teenager." One evening, he has a disagreement with his mother and is sent to his room without dinner. To make matters worse, his sister makes fun of his inability to "live in the jungle" without food. Now hungry and mad, Marty decides he will run away to show his family he can live in the wild. Under the light of a full moon, he makes a dash for the creek. Marty's father went for a walk down this very creek one year ago and never returned. The young hungry lion makes a brave decision to find out what really happened to his father. His adventure begins as he sets off on a quest for answers. Unlikely individuals form friendships while uncovering the truth about Marty's father. The search for answers quickly turns into a rescue mission that takes the new friends to the most breathtaking and treacherous land they have ever seen.

Join the hustle and bustle at the U.S. Capitol. This book for middle-grade readers gives a comprehensive overview of the U.S. Congress, detailing its historical evolution, structure, and functions. It covers key events, such as the Constitutional Convention, the Civil War, and major legislative acts. It also discusses the roles of the House and Senate, the legislative process, and contemporary challenges like polarization and gerrymandering. Notable figures and events, such as Sam Rayburn and the January 6 attack, are highlighted. Emphasizing the importance of citizen engagement in the legislative process, this book aligns with NCSS standards for power, authority, and governance. Includes table of contents, sidebars, glossary, bibliographic references, and index.

Travel to China within the pages of this book for middle-grade readers eager to explore the nation's rich history, diverse geography, and cultural heritage. While depicting China's diverse landscapes, including mountains, deserts, and plains, and its traditional practices like Feng Shui, the narrative also discusses China's ancient civilization, its economic growth, environmental challenges, and social issues such as the one-child policy. With captivating color photographs, timelines, glossary, and index, this book is perfect for research and browsing.

Travel to Brazil wihin the pages of this book for middle-grade readers eager to explore the South American nation's rich history, diverse culture, and significant contributions to the global economy. While depicting Brazil's natural beauty, including the Amazon rainforest, and its vibrant traditions like the Rio Carnival, the narrative also discusses Brazil's journey from colonization to independence, its economic evolution, and current challenges such as deforestation and social inequality. With captivating color photographs, timelines, glossary, and index, this book is perfect for research and browsing.

Diamond. Delta. Opposing knife-edge pass. High bomb burst. The U.S. Air Force premier aerobatic display team, the Thunderbirds, perform mind-blowing precision maneuvers and formations. Author Caroline "Blaze" Jensen, former Thunderbirds fighter pilot, highlights the T-birds' formations and solo routines, the elite pilots' skills, and the capabilities of their aircraft: the F-16C Fighting Falcon. Soar high on the spirit of adventure in this elegantly designed, visually stunning introduction to the T-birds' history, present, and future, geared toward upper-elementary readers.

Kane was an only child until his baby brother, Briggs, was born. He was excited to become a big brother but found it challenging to adjust. Despite the difficulties, Kane loves his brother and enjoys watching him grow. Learn about his life as a big brother in this illustrated narrative nonfiction picture book for elementary students. With the help of experienced children's author Mari Schuh, Kane tells how his family changed when his baby brother was born. Kane's story is augmented by colorful, realistic illustrations. A dyslexic-friendly font promotes accessibility. Includes tips for respecting families with new babies and a glossary of important terms.

The world is dying, frozen, and drowning in blood--and the only thing more dangerous than the monsters ruling it are the heroes who have lost everything. DC vs. Vampires: World War V Vol. 2 is a story of fragile trust and impossible choices as humans and vampires face an extinction event they can't outrun alone.

Barbara Gordon rules the night. Darkseid descends from the stars. And the survivors of the old world--broken heroes, reluctant monsters, and the remnants of humanity--are forced into alliances that test every wound they've carried. In a wasteland where hope feels colder than the ice itself, every sacrifice counts, every betrayal scars, and every victory comes drenched in loss. This is the moment when the living and the dead decide what their world is worth--and what they're willing to destroy to keep it.

Collects the epic conclusion of DC Vs. Vampires: World War V with issues #7-12, now available in softcover.

Drawing on psychology, lived experience, and the environments that shaped his own recovery, a clinical psychologist introduces a way of understanding the mind as an ecosystem--one that must be supported, stabilized, and nourished before it can truly change.

For many people, therapy, medication, and self-help advice provide insight--but not relief. They understand why they feel the way they do, yet still feel numb, disconnected, or emotionally distant from their own lives.

The Light Between the Leaves, by Dr. Scott Eilers, sheds light on why certain minds require a different framework for healing.

Known to many as "The Depression Doctor," Dr. Scott is a clinical psychologist who has spent decades working with people whose depression, trauma, and emotional disconnection do not respond fully to conventional approaches. During his own struggle with disabling depression and self-isolation, Eilers found his way out through nontraditional methods--like reconnecting with nature in the area where he was raised. As he grew up immersed in the wild tapestry of the lakes region, he observed patterns of the natural world that eventually transformed his understanding of how we view and preserve mental well-being.

Through six core truths, Dr. Scott weaves together story, science, and practical application into the map he never had to help readers:

• Understand why joy, comfort, and connection can feel inaccessible even when life appears "fine"
• Recognize why positive moments fade quickly while emotional lows feel permanent
• See why therapy can help yet still leave gaps for certain forms of depression and trauma
• Identify the internal systems that quietly block emotional recovery
• Learn how to rebuild the pathways that allow positive experiences to register and last
• Move from simply functioning to genuinely feeling again

A judgement- and jargon-free guide for those whose needs cut deeper than most, The Light Between the Leaves invites readers to explore clear glacial lakes, sprawling northern forests, and surprising detours through darkness and wonder on the road to improved mental health and reconnecting with the world.

The Wedding Speech Crisis is the contemporary, unexpectedly truthful, and genuinely helpful guide for anyone who breaks into a cold sweat the moment someone says, "You're giving a toast, right?"

Most wedding speeches fail the same way. Too long. Too inside-jokey. Too focused on the speaker instead of the couple. The person at the mic had good intentions and no framework. And the room felt every second of it.

The Wedding Speech Crisis gives you that framework.

Based on helping hundreds of people write toasts that actually landed, and content that's cleared a million views, this book identifies exactly why most speeches go wrong and exactly how to fix it. You'll learn how to avoid the Driver's Seat Trap, find prompts, real examples, choose stories that highlight both people in the couple, be funny without trying too hard, and walk away from the microphone proud of what you said.

No templates. No recycled advice. No ChatGPT filler.

For best men. Maids of honor. Parents. Siblings. And anyone who just got voluntold.

Mike Walsh and his cousin Kate Hopkins are excited to spend a summer night at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. Before the game, they explore a special exhibit about Gene Autry, the famous singing cowboy and original owner of the Los Angeles Angels. One display features a priceless gold record of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."But in the ninth inning, disaster strikes when the Angels give up a crushing grand slam. Fans wave their fuzzy "Rumble Monkeys" to spark a rally, until chaos erupts when a real monkey races onto the field, dodging players and even stealing a bat. The rally fizzles, and the Angels lose.Then an even bigger mystery is revealed: Gene Autry's gold record has vanished from its locked case. With help from Riley Autry, a country singer, Mike and Kate investigate. Their search leads to a nearby theme park, where they uncover clues about the monkey and soon discover the truth behind the theft.In the end, the record is recovered, the culprit is caught, and the Angels get another shot at a magical monkey-powered rally!