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This practical guide introduces the Bach Flower Essences in the way they were meant to be used: simply, gently and at home.

Written for everyday home users, this illustrated book explains each of the Bach Flower Essences, alongside clear guidance on how to select and dose them with confidence. The focus is on emotional states rather than diagnoses, keeping the system accessible and easy to apply in daily life.

Grounded in Edward Bach's original work and written in a clear, modern voice, this book stays true to the simplicity at the heart of the system, without unnecessary complexity.

Ideal for anyone wanting a reliable, easy-to-use reference for emotional support in daily life.

Welcome to The Villain's Club!

Here, chaos is mandatory, caffeine is non-negotiable, and every meeting starts with a complaint about heroes who get in their way.

Inside this delightfully devious anthology, villains finally get their own POV. That means no oversight, no interruptions, just pure, unfiltered rebellion.

On the surface, these villains may seem like ordinary scoundrels, delinquents, bandits, and baddies. Scratch the surface (preferably with a dagger-shaped, impeccably manicured pinky nail), and you'll find all the complexities, contradictions, impossible choices, and longing for connection that make even villains human. You'll get to know misunderstood monsters, overworked overlords, demons with major Inhuman Resources issues, and even a few villains who might actually be heroes (but we didn't have the heart to tell them).

There are no tidy lessons or shiny trophies here. Sometimes we're the hero, sometimes the villain.

And sometimes, it just feels good to be bad.

So grab a chair, pour something bubbly, and settle in.

Contributing authors:

- Brianna Alers

- Dave Beaudrie

- M. B. Bruce

- Dennis K. Crosby

- Jasmine Griffin

- Hannah Kate Kelley

- Chance Kistler

- Jonathan Maberry

- E. M. Noller

- Janina Scarlet

- Meghan Spelbrink

- Robin Talamas

- R. V. Thomas

- Jocelyn Wallen

- Morag Wehrle

- Alexis Wright

- Dewey L. Yeats

"Till We Meet Among the Clouds" is the journey of lost loved ones searching and finding themselves. A timeless tale of love, war, and destiny that transcends generations. Two strangers, Madison Lowry, a nurse with a quiet past, and Jason Blake, a young man haunted by images of a different era, encounter each other, and their lives begin to unravel a mysterious connection to a love story from long ago.

As they step through the golden doors of time, they find themselves woven into the fates of Nelly and Jake Simpson, lovers separated by World War Two. From the stormy beaches of Normandy to a peaceful modern-day town, echoes of the past resurface to heal old wounds, uncover buried secrets, and offer a chance to find love.

Readers decide their own fate in the interactive middle grade Craniacs series inspired by the collectible trading cards of the same name, from beloved and bestselling author R.L. Stine and the artist behind the Garbage Pail Kids, Joe Simko.

In this first book, a looming volcano eruption leads to a flaming-hot competition in the skull-shaped Chrome Dome. Includes awesome illustrations throughout!

When the ultra-futuristic planet Futerra and the Stone Age-style Retrovia smashed together, they formed one world with two very different populations who must find a way to live in peace. Their solution? The Chrome Dome, where danger is the name of the game and kids compete in wild and wacky challenges to settle domestic and interplanetary disputes.

It's a battle to the fiery, lava-filled death when a giant volcano on Retrovia is about to explode and destroy the entire planet. The winner will have to get past the hot-snot-dripping, pointy-toothed Boarger, scale the Slippery Sock Slide of Ultimate Shame, traverse the Exploding Toilets of Doom obstacle course, and pass the Excuse Me, Your Zip Line Is on Fire challenge.

In each interactive book in the Craniacs series, it's up to the reader to make the correct choices and outlive the competition. Good luck! You'll need it.

TM & (C) 2026 Ira Friedman Enterprises, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Lily Hunter investigates animals' strange behavior at the park in this Level 2 Ready-to-Read by Al Roker based on his animated TV show, Weather Hunters, on PBS KIDS!

Whatever the weather, we're in it together!(TM) The Hunters are going on a picnic in the park where they find a puppy! But when the puppy and other animals in the park start acting strangely, the family wonders what could be going on. Lily is on the case. Could the weather be a reason for the animals' odd behavior?

Tommy Short never missed a call. But he almost missed himself.

In 2023, Tommy Short, keynote speaker and author, gave up his phone for a year.

He discovered that he wasn't just addicted to the device; he was addicted to the identity it allowed him to curate. To being in control. To the dopamine drips of notifications and likes.

To the illusion that he was important.

Tommy thought losing his phone would be the hard part.

He was wrong.

Told through a series of intimate letters to his two young daughters, The Call I Almost Missed is part memoir, part manifesto. In this deeply personal exploration of identity, fatherhood, marriage, faith, and the sacredness of slowing down, Tommy invites you into the year that remade him.

Poetic, piercing, and profoundly human, The Call I Almost Missed isn't about giving up your phone. It's about reclaiming your soul.

The Tunnel of Hope is a reflective, embodied narrative about what happens when life collapses - and continues anyway.

Written in the aftermath of a life-altering diagnosis, the book traces a deeply human journey through illness, burnout, identity loss, and unexpected renewal. Drawing on lived experiences from hospitals, therapy rooms, basketball courts, classrooms, and moments of stillness, Florent Coudyser explores what it means to live when certainty disappears and the body becomes unfamiliar territory.

This is not a book about fighting or conquering. It is about listening. Adapting. And discovering a quieter, more truthful form of hope - one that does not promise outcomes, but allows movement where everything once felt stuck.

Blending personal storytelling with philosophical reflection, somatic insight, and gentle humour, The Tunnel of Hope speaks to readers navigating transition, grief, exhaustion, or profound change. It offers no formulas, no answers to memorise - only companionship. A bench inside the tunnel where the reader is invited to pause, breathe, and continue in their own way.

How to survive ambiguous loss, by a mom who lost her son to psychosis and then to suicide.

What mom expects her honor-student son to one day barricade a bathroom in their home to lock away "demons?" Who can imagine a beloved child behind jail Plexiglas, his eyes vacant? How does a mom sleep knowing her son is homeless, sleeping rough in a city park, his life tattered by his disordered mind? In Gone Before Gone, Clark describes her son's "death by degrees" during a young adulthood wrecked by severe mental illness.

Surviving a parent's nightmare led to Clark's memoir of self-help-a toolkit for living with "ambiguous loss," a term coined by Pauline Boss, PhD, an academic, author, and long-time family therapist. Trained by Boss herself, Clark has blended Boss' concepts with her own experiences and the coping skills she's cultivated as a long-time yoga teacher.

The result is a book like none other. Part memoir, part survival guide, complete with practical exercises. You'll feel as though a kind mom is holding your hand and helping you breathe as you bravely take one step at a time toward healing yourself.

"We are everywhere."

We are not human beings in search of a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings carrying the light within us.

After losing his parents, Gilbert Martina worried that his father's collective wisdom from his Curaçao ancestors and his mother's spiritual guidance were forever lost. Instead, he received clear instructions: he needed to carry their legacy to the world.

Healthy Minds, Healthy Nation is a deeply personal portrait of one man's search for solace while maintaining his health and moral integrity. It is a homecoming for everyone who feels they do not fit in, who longs to find true acceptance and understanding.

Healthy Minds, Healthy Nations introduces transcendental meditation and shamanism to transform your consciousness. It emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and personal growth, even in moments filled with physical pain and suffering. It encourages you to use your light to heal yourself--and to be a lightworker to change the world.

Growing up in a mixed Greek and German household, the author was raised in a loud Chicago home shaped by tradition, contradiction, and unspoken rules. As the youngest of six, he learned early how to stand out and how to survive.

Through vivid memories of family rituals, Catholic schooling, and the pop culture of the 1960s and 1970s, this memoir captures both the warmth and the confinement of childhood. Beneath it all lie experiences of bullying, trauma, and alienation that quietly shaped his sense of identity.

Adolescence brings rebellion through drugs, risk, and restless searching, but also an unexpected refuge in theater. Onstage, he finds confidence, belonging, and a voice that had long been silenced.

Threaded with themes of longing, self discovery, and the pursuit of the impossible dream, this memoir is an unflinching reflection on resilience, creativity, and the courage it takes to tell one's truth.

I followed the path I was told would lead to stability and purpose. I went to college and fought my way out of Queens, shaped by a first-generation American upbringing in a Haitian household led by a single mother who modeled resilience long before I had the language for it. I learned early how to survive, how to adapt, and how to find joy anyway on New York City streets and in dreaming beyond my zip code. That resilience carried me into a career in global diplomacy. I built a life serving on the frontlines of USAID and working across Africa and Southeast Asia to advance public health outcomes and resilience. For years, the vision was coming together. I finally reached the bridge to the life I had spent decades building. Then the bridge collapsed.

This is not a story about a single failure. It is a memoir of endurance inside systems that quietly work against the people who serve them. As a Black woman in the Foreign Service, I navigated global health crises, shrinking aid budgets, institutional burnout, and the unspoken costs of leadership. At the same time, I became a caregiver to my mother as she entered dementia, returning emotionally and physically to the role that first shaped me. I loved through pain, carried responsibility while depleted, and continued to lead even as grief took hold. It was an education in how grief, responsibility, and leadership coexist. But this is also a story about living. About friendship, laughter, late nights, music, and learning how to belong in places far from home. About falling in love along the way, and about discovering parts of myself that only emerged when I allowed joy to exist alongside duty. This book examines what happens when leadership demands certainty while life offers none. When diplomacy is dismantled. When careers fracture. When caregiving collides with duty. When the second act arrives without warning. It is also a story of movement, curiosity, and wonder. It is about learning cultures through food, language, rhythm, and people. It is about how travel can be both an escape and an education. And it is about discovering that while escape is an illusion, building a life of meaning and purpose is not.

This memoir is for:

• Women who refuse to be defined by where they come from or what the system predicts.
• First-generation Americans and children of immigrants carving their own paths.
• Young people navigating identity, ambition, and uncertain futures.
• Caregivers carrying loss while still being expected to perform.
• Travelers and the curious at heart who want to experience the beauty of cultures and glimpse the raw unscripted reality of life in the Foreign Service.
• Anyone seeking to understand the deep fulfillment of a life rooted in service, resilience, and purpose.

Poise. Obedience. Purpose.

Within the walls of a secluded facility that reforms troubled girls into obedient daughters, there are only two options: graduate or disappear. Erased and rebuilt from the ruins of herself, Maysie knows little about the future she's training for, let alone the world outside. Daily sedatives, posture drills, and the constant reminder to smile shape the only life she's ever known.

She considers herself lucky. She has friends who keep her calm, rules to keep her safe, and a future she's been taught to want. The guidance of armed enforcers and watchful doctors is a small price to pay for the promise of perfection.

But perfection never lasts. Dreams bleed into memories of a girl they claim no longer exists. Girls who break vanish without explanation. And two rival mentors-each claiming to know what's best for her-pull Maysie into a game she can't afford to lose. Every lie she uncovers threatens the version of her they've built, and the Program knows one sure way to silence girls who know too much.

Only this time, they won't stop at her memories.

Taba never asked to lead. No, he would rather follow the directions of someone much more qualified than him. Still...if no one was willing to step up, what choice did he have but to lead? With his friends, Queenie and Hush, behind him, there isn't any obstacle they can't overcome. Plus, with his ability to get the definite answer to anything he asks, victory is all but assured.

Victory...should have been guaranteed.

Queenie is unmatched in weaponry. From close quarters to ranged sniping, she has no peer. Well...apart from Taba and her brother, Hush. Still, the mission should have been simple: take out the Gatekeepers of Malapace and secure an easy win for the Family.

How...how did she miss? She never missed.

Hush could blame no one but himself. He was a fool to enhance his senses instead of Taba's or Queenie's. Now they were being brought into the damned city of Malapace for interrogation. Had Hush been more reliable...they wouldn't be such a hindrance to their Family.

They just needed to bide their time. The opportunity for revenge would reveal itself.

Despite their vows of retribution, as the trio grows while helping various villagers...something inside of them softens. Who they had believed were cold-hearted enemies show compassion, selflessness, and trust.

Their Father had always emphasized how important it was to follow their gut instinct. So...what happens when their heart tells them to protect those their Family can't coexist with?

Join your favorite characters from Animal Crossing(TM): New Horizons for all-new adventures in this official manga!

What do the residents of Animal Crossing(TM): New Horizons get up to when you're not around? Find out all about their antics in this hilarious manga filled with goofy gags and silly stories!

C.J. is hosting a fishing tourney, but who will emerge the victor?!

Readers decide their own fate in the interactive middle grade Craniacs series inspired by collectible trading cards of the same name, from beloved and bestselling author R.L. Stine and the artist behind the Garbage Pail Kids, Joe Simko.

In this second book, a school field trip ends in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with a dangerous beast. Includes awesome illustrations throughout!

When the ultra-futuristic planet Futerra and the Stone Age-style Retrovia smashed together, they formed one world with two very different populations who must find a way to live in peace. Their solution? The Chrome Dome, where danger is the name of the game and kids compete in wild and wacky challenges to settle domestic and interplanetary disputes.

The kids of Futerra and Retrovia are taking a break from Chrome Dome challenges to pile on the skull buses for a school trip to the skull dogs eating contest on Boney Island. By the end of the competition, every single skull dog on the island has been eaten. Unfortunately, the local beast Rhinobino loves snacking on skull dogs, and with none left, he's ready for his second favorite food: Craniacs! Making it to safety means getting past other dangerous cranimals: saber-toothed hamsters, lava lizards, a Bonosaurus Rex, and more!

In each interactive book in the Craniacs series, it's up to the reader to make the correct choices and outlive the competition. Good luck! You'll need it.

TM & (C) 2026 Ira Friedman Enterprises, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

A startling, witty and downright terrifying collection of 25 short stories from the "21st century's Richard Matheson" (Richard Chizmar, Chasing the Boogeyman.) Perfect for fans of Paul Tremblay, Rachel Harrison and Eric LaRocca.

They're feeding on you too.

A father returns from serving in Vietnam with a strange and terrifying addiction; a man removes something horrifying from his fireplace, and becomes desperate to return it; and a right-wing news channel has its hooks in people in more ways than one.

From department store Santas to ghost boyfriends and salamander-worshipping nuns; from the claustrophobia of the Covid-19 pandemic to small-town Chesapeake USA, Clay McLeod Chapman takes universal fears of parenthood, addiction and political divisions and makes them uniquely his own.

Packed full of humanity, humour and above all, relentless creeping dread, Acquired Taste is a timely descent into the mind of one of modern horror's finest authors.