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'An alluring soul-to-soul time-travel love story with danger, destiny and heart.' Tammye Huf.

Dani and Jones have been in love before. But they don't know it yet.

Dani, a music student at Howard University, finds herself tormented nightly by dreams of doomed lovers. While she tries to focus on her future, her life turns upside down when she meets studio guitarist, Jones.

Not only does she instantly fall for him, but as the two grow closer, Dani discovers a world-shifting truth: her 'dreams' are actually past memories of her and Jones. They might just have met, but Dani and Jones have loved each other in different incarnations over many lifetimes.

Through Paris in the 1880s, as the daughter of a wealthy landowner and a lieutenant ordered to protect her, in London as strangers trapped together in the Great War, as well as 1940's Detroit as an underground boxer and doctor, Dani and Jones have found each other again and again.

But Dani's dreams foretell that each past version of their lives ended in tragedy will they now get the love story they always deserved to have?

A sweeping, epic, timeless romance that fans of V. E. Schwab and Tia Williams will adore.

Readers are falling in love with Only You:

'To have loved someone in a different time and space is beautiful...A timeless romance.' Reader Review

'A beautifully written and deeply romantic story that swept me away. The blend of history, passion, and fate made this an unforgettable read.' Reader Review

'I can't believe this is Celeste's debut book...I loved every moment I got to spend with this book. Stunning.' Reader Review

'What a gorgeous love story that spans the space of time! I absolutely loved it.' Reader Review

'I devoured it in one night! I had to finish and I was so thrilled at how beautiful it was written. This will definitely be a book club pick for me to share as well!' Reader Review

Originally published in 1903, As a Man Thinketh has quietly shaped the personal development movement for over a century. More than a self-help tract, it is a philosophical meditation on the formative power of thought-an invitation to live with greater clarity, intention, and discipline. In its few concentrated pages, James Allen outlines a vision of life in which human beings are both the architects and gardeners of their inner world.

This complete and annotated edition brings new depth and context to Allen's enduring message. It is designed not only to preserve the original text, but to accompany it with commentary, analysis, and biographical insight that reveal the historical and philosophical currents behind the work.

In a year when PEI was navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona and preparing to host the Canada Winter Games, Randy Burrows captures the essence of family life with wit and heart. The Top Two Per Cent chronicles 2023-a remarkable period of resilience and transformation as the Island emerges from the pandemic to redefine its community spirit.

Drawing on a style reminiscent of Stephen Leacock, Randy invites readers into his world, where everyday moments become unconventional tales in his year-end newsletter. From the triumphs and tribulations of raising teenagers to the excitement of competitive fencing, Randy's storytelling is filled with laughter, love, and relatable reflections on the challenges of family life.

Join him as he recounts the highs and lows of the Burrows family, navigating the complexities of school, sports, and the unique circumstances surrounding life in PEI in 2023. With an open heart and playful energy, Randy reminds us that even in times of uncertainty, joy can be found in the mundane while connection can be forged through shared experiences.

Perfect for fans of humorous memoirs, The Top Two Per Cent offers a heartfelt tribute to the strength of family and community during a truly unique time on PEI-where every story is a testament to resilience, laughter, and togetherness.

A thoughtful and wonderfully written coming-of-age story set during one of the most tumultuous and divisive periods in US history.

A lyrical coming-of-age novel set against the political upheaval and cultural reckoning of 1960s America, this powerful debut explores immigrant identity, race, love, and awakening during one of the most divisive eras in US history. Michael Haddad, the teenage son of Palestinian immigrants, grows up in his family's working-class New York City grocery store, delivering food through a changing neighborhood in 1967. As he enters the private worlds of his customers, Michael bears witness to the fractures and solidarities of urban America--from violent encounters with racist bullies to moments of unexpected compassion. He mourns alongside a grieving mother whose son was killed in the Vietnam War, and finds community with the first Black family to move onto the block. Michael's emotional and sexual awakening unfolds through a relationship with a radical college activist, who introduces him to love, protest, and political consciousness, challenging him to test America's ideals against its realities. His journey is shaped by seismic national events, including the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy, which mirror his own inner turmoil. As racism, social unrest, and generational expectations collide, Michael must confront a sudden personal tragedy and reckon with what it means to be a dutiful son, an Arab American, and an individual seeking freedom. Ultimately, he must face his fears, embrace his heritage, and claim his place in a rapidly changing nation.

An assembly of refusals portraying the radical power of "no" by the renowned scholar and author of The Feminist Killjoy Handbook, Sara Ahmed.

To be heard as complaining is not to be heard, writes Sara Ahmed. In her sweeping exploration of complaint as a means of resistance, Ahmed attunes her "feminist ear" to those who seek to challenge powerful institutions. She shows how complaints can unbury past complaints, getting them out of filing cabinets or from behind closed doors, allowing us to see institutions more clearly--how they work, and for whom they work.

Where complaints live, how complaints are made, who receives them, who buries them and where--Ahmed's accessible, attentive writing brings to life the lessons learned from people knocking at closed doors, teaching us how to collectively resist the glacial weight of institutional power. This book inspires all of us to persist, to say "No!" and to build new collectivities that break down brick walls together.

From Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Emma Slate comes the first book in the Saddles & Spurs series.

I flee to my family's mountain ranch to heal a broken heart.

I did not expect a charging bear.

But then a shirtless, tattooed cowboy saves me.

Declan Brewer is my father's new ranch hand.

He's a retired rodeo star who's got swagger in spades.

And he's completely forbidden.

Declan is new to Huckleberry Hill, but the small town welcomes him as one of their own.

Then one night after bourbon and banter, we cross the line.

Now we're sneaking around, in hopes my father doesn't find out.

Declan makes me feel safe, even when I'm on the back of his motorcycle.

He's everything I've ever wanted.

But I'm scared he'll abandon me when he finds out I can't have children.

Just like my ex.

And then the impossible happens:

I'm pregnant with a cowboy's baby.

Brianna's school butterfly garden is supposed to be buzzing with life, but it's nearly empty. Determined to help, Brianna sets out to discover what butterflies need to thrive. Using research skills and a digital notebook, she creates a plan to bring these beautiful creatures back in this early chapter book created in partnership with International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). Important concepts in technology, like being a knowledge constructor, are woven into the story in a relatable and fun way.

Kai has worked hard to earn his spot as captain of his school's volleyball team, but his world is turned upside down when his family leaves Hawai'i in search of better opportunities. He feels like he is losing his identity and everything he's worked for. His family tries to help him understand that hula is a way for him to stay connected to his heritage and the legacy of their ancestors, but Kai is resistant. What will it take for him to discover the deeper connection between his family's traditions and his own strength?

¿Hace cuánto no se han reído hasta llorar juntos? ¿O no han hecho algo que los saque de la rutina? Este libro no es solo una colección de retos: es una puerta a aventuras que fortalecerán su relación, una carcajada a la vez.

En "Contigo Es Mejor: 101 Retos para Parejas", encontrarán desafíos que no se ven en ningún otro lugar. Cada actividad está diseñada para que se diviertan, se sorprendan y se enamoren cada día más. En estas páginas, no solo hay espacio para retos, sino también para fotos, recuerdos y momentos que quedarán para siempre.

¿Por qué este libro es diferente?

Porque les demuestra que el amor no es solo cosas grandes, sino los detalles pequeños: compartir el control remoto, armar un rompecabezas gigante, o simplemente reírse de lo mal que decoraron ese pastel.

Perfecto para regalar en aniversarios, cumpleaños, Navidad, San Valentín o cualquier día en el que quieran decirle a su pareja: "Contigo todo es mejor."

¿Listos para el reto? Hoy es el mejor día para empezar a crear momentos inolvidables. ¡Empiecen juntos ahora! ����

Un libro de Disney para aprender a dibujar con datos curiosos sobre los personajes.

Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, El Rey León, Toy Story, Buscando a Nemo, Los Increíbles, Cars, Moana...¿te gustaría dibujarlos? Este libro de dibujo para niños te trae todo lo que necesitas para aprender a hacerlo.

En su interior, encontrarás:

• Introducción a las herramientas y materiales que necesitas.
• Ejercicios de dibujo para que los artistas aprendan técnicas básicas de dibujo.
• Instrucciones paso a paso guiarán a los pequeños artistas hasta terminar sus dibujos.

Solo necesitas lápiz y papel, seleccionar qué quieres dibujar ¡y ponerte manos a las obra! Descubre miles de datos curiosos sobre tus personajes favoritos y diviértete dibujando increíbles superhéroes, autos de carrera, valientes exploradores, princesas y mucho más.

(c) 2025 Disney

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Young artists will embark on an exciting artistic journey full of friends, incredible superheroes, fast race cars, brave explorers, and more! This 144-page collection includes favorite characters from Mickey Mouse & Friends, Winnie the Pooh, The Lion King, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Moana, and more.

Featuring an introduction to art tools and materials and a series of drawing exercises to allow artists to learn a few basic drawing techniques and drawing projects for their favorite Disney characters. The easy-to-follow instructions in this book will guide you through the drawing process, each step builds upon the last until the character is complete. You just need a pencil, and a piece of paper and find the character you want to draw.

You'll learn fun facts about these well-loved Disney characters as you learn to draw them. Brief character descriptions and art instruction from professional Disney animators complete this exciting artistic adventure.

(c) 2025 Disney

An exploration of the Zen Buddhist path through classic stories of the tradition--from the esteemed Zen teacher Reb Anderson.

We all fully possess the wisdom and virtues of the buddhas. This is our original nature. It is completely pure and always accessible, but because of misconceptions and attachments we do not realize it.

In the great Buddhist text the Lotus Sutra, there is a striking parable that expresses this idea. A child leaves his home village and becomes a destitute young man. Years later, he comes upon his father, who has moved to a new city and become quite wealthy--but he doesn't recognize him. His father, however, recognizes the son, and sees his potential to become a great man. Slowly, his father trains him in the ways of maintaining the household, and slowly, the son gains confidence in himself. One day, having witnessed the son's growth in character, his father tells him, "From now on, you and I are to be no different." He reveals the truth of their family bond and bequeaths all his wealth to his son.

We already are what we most deeply yearn for, and yet we need training to recognize this truth--such is the essence of the Zen spiritual path. Informed by a lifetime of practice, this mature reflection explores key aspects of Zen training--including the guidance of the teacher, the taking of precepts, the study of the mind, and the cultivation of compassion--through the lens of the parable of the destitute son. With insightful reflections on additional Zen stories, as well as the author's own life stories and memories of such legendary teachers as Shunryu Suzuki Roshi and Daini Katagiri Roshi, Nothing to Attain offers readers a new way of looking at their own spiritual path--not as a journey to a foreign destination but as a homecoming to the place we've always belonged.

A definitive guidebook to the core principles and practice of yoga--from its traditional roots to the latest contemporary developments.

Immerse yourself in the timeless practice of yoga with this essential and accessible guide. With a commitment to honoring rather than modifying the tradition of yoga, experienced teacher Amy Landry unveils the vast ocean of yoga--from its rich history, texts, and traditions to the core principles and practice. Explore:
- A captivating overview of the history and evolution of yoga
- Key facets of subtle yogic anatomy, including prana, koshas, nadis, kundalini, chakras, vayu, and a map of the mind
- A practical framework inward that expands beyond the popularized eight-limbed approach
- Teachings on the tangible techniques, such as traditional joint movements, purification practices, mudra, meditation, mantra, and approaching yoga through an Ayurvedic lens
- Diverse paths, including Bhakti, Karma, Jnana, Raja, Hatha, Laya, and Tantra
- Guidance on living (and teaching) yoga through stewardship and lineage, while using the four aims and stages of life as anchors
- Foundational yoga texts, featuring the revered Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali's Yoga Sutra, alongside some lesser-known treasures
- The sanctity of Sanskrit, sound, and so much more
With a clear and inspiring voice, Landry offers pivotal insight to any student or teacher seeking a genuine connection to the depths of yoga.

Long overdue art catalog for the New Mexican Chicano movement of the 1970s. Vibrant art by activist Chicanx creatives fills an enormous gap in the history of art from the movement that blossomed in the 1960s and 1970s.

The decade between 1970 and 1980 marks an important period in the Chicana and Chicano Movement in New Mexico known simply as the movimiento. Artists from all over the state played important roles in the movement by providing art, participating in political discourse, and organizing actions. However, while some activists and organizers, such as Dolores Huerta, are known and celebrated nationally, most of these artists have gone unrecognized. Not only have they been overlooked in the art history and discourse of New Mexico, they have also gone unrecognized in the discussion of Chicano art history nationally. Voces del Pueblo begins to repair this gap in the history of the Chicana and Chicano art movement. Printed in color and black and white, the book showcases nearly two hundred images, including work by six New Mexico artists as well as historical photos of the movement. Readers will also find interviews with each of these artists and contextualizing essays by the cocurators of the National Hispanic Cultural Center exhibit, Ray Hernández-Durán and Irene Vásquez, as well as scholars, such as Phillip B. (Felipe) Gonzales, Howard Griego, and Sonja Elena Gandert. The result is an incomparable look at art history in New Mexico and the importance of New Mexican artists in the Chicana and Chicano Movement.

A heartfelt look at the state of modern fly-fishing and the challenges fishers will face in the coming decades.

Ron Dungan, like many fly-fishers, can be obsessive. Although decades of fishing trips have led him to encounter snakes, bears, and treacherous terrain, his main focus is always the fish--how to find them, how to outsmart them, and how to hook them.

In twenty-seven essays, Dungan takes us on a journey down bad roads and backcountry streams. Each tells a tale about fishing but also about hunting dogs, death, public-land policy, the trap of materialism, and accelerating environmental damage. This last becomes a new obsession. Fly-fishing in the arid Southwest has always been precarious, but how has fly-fishing changed, and what further impacts will climate change and resource extraction have? With his dog curled at his feet, Dungan attempts to unravel the tangled line of these hard questions.