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Cammie likes routines. She likes schedules. She likes things to happen on time and when she expects them. She likes order in her city life, her classroom, and at home with her family. When life is predictable, it is perfect. Then one day her father says that he has planned a weekend camping trip for their family. Camping? Oh no! Camping means messes and mishaps. Camping means chaos and calamity. No, no, no, Dad, warns Cammie. Camping is a terrible idea!

But her father doesn't change his mind and off they go. And sure enough, camping is chaos. There are trees with roots that trip, pesky biting mosquitoes, and campfire smoke that blows in one's face. Cammie wants to go home. But, as it turns out, Mother Nature has her own set of rhythms and routines, from sunrises and sunsets to ocean tides rolling in and out. There are calming nighttime sounds and reassuring orderly patterns in the night sky. Will Cammie find out that perhaps camping isn't as terrible as she expected?

When the mighty oak whispers, you will hear
That our loved ones are still very near.
The Trees Talk is a lyrical poem that teaches children about the wisdom of the trees. When our loved ones pass on to the next world, author Jennifer Scott encourages us to sit with the trees. They carry messages from our ancestors for each of us, if we just take the time to listen.

Sweeping and lush paintings by Carla Joseph move readers through a journey to learn about the relationship between our ancestors and the nature around us.

In this ode to the delights found in a summer's day, readers of all ages are encouraged to notice and enjoy--to savor--the little things in life.

When a young girl takes a day trip to the beach with her grandfather, together they savor the pleasures found in nature. Beginning with the moment she wakes to her grandfather's voice, the possibilities for shared simple delights are endless as the day unfolds before them. From the breathtaking chill of the water to the mouthwatering treats of summer-ripe fruit to the tickle of sand between the toes, this beach adventure comes to life in joyful, rhyming text. And after admiring the sunset at day's end, it's time to head back home, thankful for the time spent together.

A charming and emotional standalone grumpy/sunshine romance set during a Nantucket summer, perfect for fans of Sarah Dessen and Jenna Evans Welch!

Lili Gardner hasn't been back to Nantucket, her dad's favorite place, since her parents divorced six years ago. But Dad passed away recently, leaving her a house on the island and an unsolved mystery about a maligned Gardner ancestor. Lili is determined to finish his life's work, and convinces her mom and sister to spend the summer in Nantucket with her while she looks for answers, and for a connection to her dad.

Wren McCleave has a passion for history, but his father refuses to showcase anything real in their tourist trap of a "museum." So when Lili asks Wren for help with her research, Wren can't resist the opportunity to throw himself into something real, even if he dislikes tourists on principle.

Lili and Wren only have a summer to find out the truth about Lili's ancestor. But the most surprising truths they uncover aren't about the distant past, but about themselves right here in the present, and about what they want out of the future.

"Summertime fun meets idyllic Nantucket meets a centuries-old mystery. Abigail Johnson skillfully crafts a fun, romantic story that gets at the tough and tender questions of life: how to honor our past, how to let go, how to apologize, and when to open your heart to love again."--Claire Forrest, award-winning author of Where You See Yourself

"A perfect summer romance! A mystery, a grumpy but loveable hero, and some falling in love? What more could you want? As with everything Johnson writes, I adored this one."--Kasie West, author of Better Than Revenge

"A summer vacation, a history lesson and above all an absolutely charming romance, If You Were Here had us savoring every page and never wanting to leave Lili and Wren's Nantucket. With a warm, inimitable voice, Johnson weaves a little mystery and an abundance of heart into an original, perfectly joyful summer love story."--Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka, authors of The Roughest Draft and If I'm Being Honest

"Part mystery, part love story, all heart--Abigail Johnson has mined an absolute gem of a book. If You Were Here reminded me why I fell in love with YA romance in the first place."-- Emiko Jean, New York Times bestselling author of Tokyo Ever After

¿En qué parte del universo se reúnen los héroes más poderosos? ¡En la escuela, por supuesto! En este libro ilustrado lleno de acción, Batman, Superman, Mujer Maravilla/Wonder Woman y otros superhéroes de DC Comics reflejan las tareas heroicas de los trabajadores escolares de la vida real. Un director dirige su escuela hacia un objetivo común, al igual que Aquaman dirige sus escuelas de vida marina. Una maestra demuestra compasión con la misma energía que la princesa amazónica, la Mujer Maravilla. Los conserjes de la escuela limpian las aulas con la velocidad del rayo de The Flash. Escrito por el galardonado autor Michael Dahl, este poderoso libro ilustrado es un agradecimiento a los trabajadores escolares esenciales, que muestra su heroísmo cotidiano. El regalo perfecto de agradecimiento a las maestras y los maestros o una lectura en voz alta inspiradora para cualquier estudiante joven. Where in the universe do the most powerful heroes assemble? School, of course! In this action-packed picture book, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and other DC Comics superheroes mirror the heroic tasks of real-life school workers. A principal leads their school toward a common goal, just like Aquaman commands his schools of sea life. A teacher demonstrates compassion with the same energy as the Amazon Princess, Wonder Woman. School custodians clean classrooms with the lightning-quick speed of The Flash. Written by award-winning author Michael Dahl, this powerful picture book is a Thank You to essential school workers, showcasing their everyday heroism. The perfect Teacher Appreciation gift or an inspiring read-aloud for any young student.

On a blah kind of day, a young girl and her pet monster decide a bike ride is just the thing to cure their boredom blues. But oh no! A school worksheet that needs to be completed threatens to put a damper on their fun. Where will their adventure take them when the quick-thinking duo turns a simple outing into an epic ABC scavenger hunt? With playful wit and charming rhymes, award-winning author Christianne Jones introduces young prereaders to the concept of phonemic awareness.

"A second-chance love story that glows with real passion and warmth. I loved this book with all my heart."
--Becky Albertalli, New York Times-bestselling author of Simon Vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda

Small-town scandals, explosive secrets, and friendship fallouts threaten to tear Clara and Reid apart--all over again . . . For fans of Tillie Cole, Laura Nowlin, and Gossip Girl.

Reid Rousseau has always been a winner. Now, he's a former state champion runner with an injury no one can know about and a college scholarship on the line. When he's invited as the guest of honor for Legacy Weekend, a competitive tradition that welcomes high school alumni back to their small mountain town, Reid would rather run away than face his crumbling future--and the girl who broke his heart.

Clara Suarez's legacy can't be failure. A year out of high school and aimless, she has one last shot at getting into her dream film school: creating a Legacy Weekend video interviewing her former classmates--including Reid, her ex--about their explosive senior year and the scandal that capped it off. But any time people return to the mountain, drama follows . . . especially when an anonymous social media account starts airing everyone's dirty laundry.

Reid isn't the only one hiding something, and Clara isn't the only one with regrets. Their spark is still strong enough to set off a wildfire, but their secrets might just tear them apart for good.

A teen grappling with grief and anxiety is sent to wilderness "adventure therapy," where he meets a group of friends--and a girl from his past--who will change his life forever. With its captivating voice, this novel is perfect for fans of Jandy Nelson and John Green.

Ever since Sean's death, Case's anxiety has been spiraling. Sean wasn't just his older brother--he was also Case's best friend. The only person who really got him.

When his parents suggest "adventure therapy," Case is desperate enough to agree. Maybe roughing it in the woods with a group of anxious strangers will help him find a way forward. After he boards the bus, he sees the one person he's been trying to avoid: Diana. Sean's girlfriend.

Once they set off, there is the expected cringey singing and forced sharing. But when their counselor mysteriously disappears, the trip suddenly turns into a journey of survival. This group of kids, with nothing in common but their prescriptions and lack of social skills, will have to band together to make it back home. In the process, they will change each other's lives forever.

From award-winning author Peter Bognanni comes a profound, surprising, and hopeful novel about grief and love.

Bright, vibrant, and packed with flavor, these simple seasonal recipes are your ultimate go-to for delicious, feel-good meals that won't break the bank.

Lisa Steele--cookbook author, fifth-generation chicken keeper, Maine Master Gardener, and founder of Fresh Eggs Daily--is back with fresh, flavorful recipes that are simple to make and anything but basic. With her bold, seasonal flavors and beautifully crafted meals, Lisa brings her celebrated no-fuss, high-impact cooking style, inspired by the best each season has to offer.

From the light and bright dishes of spring and summer to warm, comforting recipes for fall and winter, every recipe highlights nature's best and feels like a treat. Expect colorful salads, satisfying soups, vibrant veggies, delicious sides, delectable desserts, creative cocktails and mocktails.

And of course, more of her signature egg-based recipes, too. (Deviled eggs ten ways? Yes, please!)

You'll love In Season because it is:

• Seasonally Inspired: Explore 125 + recipes inspired by your local farmer's market!
• Budget-Friendly: Save money by sourcing locally and cooking with what's in season.
• Simple, yet Sophisticated: Feel confident in the kitchen as you whip up recipes that are approachable yet elevated enough to impress family and friends.
• Versatile: From brunch staples to light lunches to decadent desserts, there's something for every occasion, all times of year.
• Instructional and Transformative: Find out what's in season when, how to best store your produce, and how to grow and harvest herbs.
• Regionally Inspired: Lisa's Scandinavian roots and New England way of life shine through in every chapter.

Featured recipes include:

• Smoked Salmon Salad with Lemon and Dill
• Finnish Summer Soup (Kesäkeitto)
• Nectarine Panzanella Salad Poached Eggs with Mint
• Three-Cheese Tomato Tarts
• Smashed Eggs on Honey Ricotta Toast
• Monte Cristo Breakfast Bake
• Mushroom Goat Cheese Omelets with Crispy Shallots and Sage
• Jammy Dressed Egg Flights
• Warm Molten Lemon Soufflé Cakes
• Barista-Style Cinnamon Latte
• Honey Ginger Whiskey Sour

Lisa Steele's approachable methods and expert tips make seasonal cooking an easy and rewarding experience for cooks of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned foodie, home gardener, or just love a good brunch, In Season will inspire you to create flavorful dishes that celebrate the best of every harvest.

Like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, you have an incredible strength inside you! This inspiring book celebrates his amazing journey, showing even the littlest fans that they too can dream big and stay true to themselves. With vibrant illustrations and uplifting language, this heartwarming story encourages you to embrace your inner power, face challenges with grit, and chase your dreams fearlessly, just like The Rock.
Why you'll love this book:

-From Little Fan to Global Superstar-Celebrate the inspiring true story of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in this empowering picture book that shows kids they can dream big, work hard, and believe in themselves.

-Perfect for Fans of All Ages: A heartfelt, age-appropriate biography that entertains preschoolers and delights longtime fans with a timeless message about perseverance and staying true to who you are.

-A Strong Expansion of a Beloved Series: Our Littlest Fans series is a steadily growing collection allowing for a wonderful, keepsake opportunity.

-Engaging First Nonfiction for Young Readers: An ideal introduction to biographies and real-world heroes, designed to spark curiosity and a love of reading in early learners.

-Bright, Colorful Illustrations Kids Love: Vibrant artwork and playful cover effects keep children engaged and make this a story they'll ask to read again and again.

-A Meaningful Gift for Any Occasion: Perfect for birthdays, baby showers, and family read-alouds, this uplifting book is a memorable gift that celebrates courage, strength, and big dreams.

Whether you're a seasoned angler, a curious beginner, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the outdoors, THE FLY FISHING BOOK offers a uniquely enriching journey into the world of fly fishing. From the masterful watercolors of artist and angler Steven Weinberg, this book welcomes everyone to the water.

Inside, you'll find:

-Accessible Guidance: Weinberg's approachable writing demystifies everything from foundational techniques like casting and gear selection to more advanced skills such as reading water and understanding fly selection.
-Stunning Artwork: Immerse yourself in lush paintings that capture the beauty of trout and their natural habitats - artwork admired by enthusiasts and featured in prestigious settings.
-Expert Insights: Benefit from Weinberg's years of experience, alongside interviews with other fly fishing experts.
-More Than Just Fishing: Explore unexpected elements, from understanding insect life cycles to pairing the perfect beer with your catch.

THE FLY FISHING BOOK isn't just an instructional guide; it's a beautiful object that will enhance any coffee table. With its broad appeal and stunning visuals, it's the perfect gift for Father's Day or anyone who appreciates the art and tranquility of fly fishing.

From New York Times-bestselling and Hugo Award-winning author Zach Weinersmith comes a cartoon-illustrated middle grade novel starring a ferociously inactive kid who is dragged against his will into the madcap adventures of his friends and family.

Eleven-year-old Sawyer Lee descends from an endless lineage of absolute go-getters: astronauts, scientists, champion athletes, spies, and other assorted people of action. To this heritage, he says "thanks, but no." His life's goal, if we must use that word, is to spend his days on his best friend Gary's couch, with roughly the ambition of a barnacle with the flu.

The problem is that Sawyer lives in the town of Ovelaville, where everybody (including his aunt Celia and other best friend Angela) is obsessed with doing whatever it takes to win the grand prize at the annual gourd festival, celebrating nature's dullest vegetable. As their schemes for total gourd domination grow, Sawyer is, to his horror, caught up in both an adventure and a mystery. And he knows it will take a regrettable amount of energy either to get to the bottom of things or convince everyone to give up on it, and find the way back to his happy place on Gary's couch, with a cozy throw blanket, a steaming mug of chamomile tea, and an empty schedule.

In this tale of friendship, love, betrayal, madness, and gardening enthusiasm, acclaimed cartoonist Zach Weinersmith introduces a hero who, as a general matter, would rather not. In that spirit, he has reduced the total number of words by providing over a hundred hilarious cartoons.

Two teen con-artists must execute an almost impossible scam at an exclusive mansion in this thriller that's White Lotus meets Mexican Gothic - for teens.

Lola and I grew up hearing that we could become anything, but our parents hadn't meant it the way gringo parents did. They meant it as a warning.

Lola and Lisandro are actors during Hollywood's Golden Age, but you won't see them on any silver screen. Instead, these siblings use their talents to scam the rich and famous out of their ill-begotten cash. They have their act down to a science: Lola plays the tragic ghost who haunts the mansions of the wealthy, and Lisandro plays the brave spiritualist who will help her soul find peace. For a small fee, of course.

The siblings have their sights set on their next target: The Coterie, the opulent estate of newspaper tycoon Bixby Fairfax and his famous mistress Blythe Bell. A score this big will allow them to move... well, anywhere but here. But this job requires them to do something they've never done before: switch roles. And as strange things keep happening at The Coterie... things that even Lola and Lisandro can't explain.

As they are drawn deeper into The Coterie's gleaming façade and tensions rise between brother and sister, one question looms over them. Will they be able to pull off their act? Or will this be their last performance?

Brimming with Anne-Marie McLemore's signature atmospheric writing, We Could Be Anyone is perfect for readers who love:
- Queer Romance
- Con Artists
- Old Money Glamor
- Myths and Folklore
- Ryan La Sala books

For fans of This Was Our Pact and Hayao Miyazaki films comes a breathtaking graphic novel about siblings who risk everything to return their grandmother's ashes to her home inside the Fukushima Exclusion Zone.

Osamu hasn't been the same since that day. When the tsunami hit Fukushima prefecture, it killed his parents, destroyed his home, and triggered one of the world's worst nuclear disasters. Now, all Osamu has left is his grandmother, Bā-chan, and his big sister, Akiko. As he withdraws into his own world, he befriends friends yōkai--spirits only he can see.

Then, tragedy strikes again, and Bā-chan dies. Osamu and Akiko are determined to return her ashes to their family farm in Tomioka, a town within Fukushima's forbidden zone. There, the siblings will face dangerous radiation and yōkai, both friendly and deadly--but they're willing to risk it all to make it home.

Guided by moonlight, a child and their uncle travel across a shimmering beach in search of clams...

Big and small, old and young, clams burrow beneath the sand, just waiting to be discovered.

This effervescent tale is a beautiful shoreside journey about creating core family memories, and the wonders of the natural world, perfect for fans of A Different Pond and Owl Moon.