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Thirty futures. One thousand words each. Zero safety protocols.

The Sky Didn't Load Today and Other Glitches is Rich Larson's lightning strike collection of flash fiction. From the depths of biolab bunkers to alien fungi forests, each story is a precision-crafted portal to tomorrow. Here, minds are downloadable, bodies are rentable, and reality itself comes with a glitch warning.

Brace yourself for thirty razor-sharp glimpses into futures where deep space comedy collides with seaside horror, and nothing is quite what your neural implants tell you it should be.

Rich Larson: Global storyteller. Genre-bending visionary. Master of the short-form punch.

Spark Curiosity and Build Faith-One Bible Story at a Time!
Introduce your child to the timeless truths of the Bible through this engaging and beautifully illustrated collection of 20 short Bible stories, perfect for kids ages 4 to 8. Whether you're reading at bedtime, during homeschool, or in Sunday school, these stories make the Bible fun, understandable, and deeply meaningful.

• 20 short Bible Stories
• Each story ends with a reflection
• 6 x 9 inches
• Kids aged 4 to 8 years
• Glossy finish

Kids Can Relate, Learn, and Grow Spiritually.
Each story features age-appropriate language and vibrant illustrations that keep little ones engaged while teaching important values like kindness, obedience, courage, and faith in God. From God creating the world to the bravery of David and the kindness of the Good Samaritan, these stories bring powerful lessons to life.
Help Your Child Connect with Bible Heroes and God's Love. Watch as your child discovers amazing Bible heroes like:

• Noah and the Ark - A story of trust and obedience
• David and Goliath - Courage in the face of fear
• Baby Moses in a Basket - God's protection and plan
• The Good Samaritan - Showing love and compassion
• The Birth of Jesus - A Savior is born for all

Perfect for Parents, Teachers & Sunday School
Ideal for Christian families, homeschoolers, and church educators looking for Bible storybooks for children that inspire and build character. This Bible storybook for kids is also a thoughtful gift for birthdays, baptisms, or holidays.
Make Bible Reading a Joyful Habit for Your Child Today!

Celebrate Easter with 30 Devotions from Paul David Tripp That Connect Scripture to Everyday Life

While the life and death of Jesus are detailed in the four Gospels, the promise of salvation resounds throughout the Old and New Testaments. In this special Easter devotional, Paul David Tripp reflects on biblical events--from Genesis through Revelation--that tell of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection.

Adapted from Tripp's 365-day devotional, Everyday Gospel, this Easter edition features 30 selected entries to read up to Easter Sunday. With engaging questions for each day, it is ideal for personal study or family devotions as you celebrate the entire story of salvation and the resurrection of our Savior.

• Great Easter Activity: Devotional leads individuals, families, and churches on a guided journey through the full gospel narrative
• Adapted from the Everyday Gospel Devotional: Written by Paul David Tripp, these 30 condensed readings are taken from his full 365-day devotional
• Part of the Everyday Gospel Suite: Also includes the Everyday Gospel book and the ESV Everyday Gospel Bible
• Fosters Consistent Bible Study: Inspires readers to apply God's word daily and experience renewal through the gospel
• Features Study Questions for Each Daily Reading

Tie on your apron, and prepare for a delicious journey to Ireland from your kitchen. Explore the recipes and traditions of Ireland. This informative cookbook Includes over 35 delicious and easy-to-make recipes from Ireland. Provides insights into Irish culture and culinary traditions with full-color photography of finished recipes to help ensure success. Learning to cook doesn't just help kids eat well-- it can encourage flavor exploration, unlock creativity, and build confidence. Learning about other countries through food and traditions takes kids on an unforgettable journey. With breakfast, snacks, dinner, and dessert recipes, including Irish Soda Bread, Shepard Pie, Corned Beef and Cabbage, and Shamrock Cupcakes. This colorful book is so much more than recipes. Learn about the tradition of the Saint Patrick's Day celebration. Part of the Culinary Passport Series, once a flagged recipe has been completed, place the sticker in your culinary passport to stamp your success and track your journey.

A wonderful coming-of-age queer romance from the multi award-winning author of The Boy from the Mish. Jonah is the new kid in a country town. When he joins the local soccer team to be closer to his crush, Harley, it feels like a fresh start - but he still has to navigate new friendships, an unresolved past, and the same body image issues he's always had.

"A moving coming-of-age story with so much heart. For readers who enjoyed Heartstopper." --BOOKS & PUBLISHING

Footsteps approach behind me. I turn and see an Aboriginal boy arriving at the doorway. He's tall, taller than me. He's got curly hair. His body is fit. His chest is chiseled and bare and he's wearing only football shorts.

When 17-year-old Jonah arrives in a new town - Patience - with his dad and younger brothers, it feels like a foreign place. A new town means he needs to make new friends - which isn't always easy. Especially when he's wrestling with his body image, and his memories of his mother.

When he joins the local soccer team so he can spend more time with his new crush, Harley, he feels like he's moving closer to something good. But even though he knows what he wants, it doesn't mean he's ready.

Emotionally compelling, honest and warm, I'm Not Really Here is a beautiful novel about navigating family and friendships, and finding a way through grief towards love, from an internationally acclaimed bestselling Indigenous author.

Praise for Gary Lonesborough

"What a revelation this young writer is. He is doing something no other male First Nations novelist has attempted: the YA Black queer genre that is a glimpse into another world view, at once confronting yet heartwarming." --Australian Book Review on We Didn't Think It Through

"A lightning bolt to the soul. The Boy from the Mish announces a bold, necessary new talent." --Will Kostakis

As lead presenter for Sky Sports Formula One live coverage, Simon Lazenby is at the center of Grand Prix race-weekend action. In this book, he takes us off camera to give us exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to the people who power this multi-billion-pound sport.

Drawing on over a decade's accumulated first-hand knowledge and connections across the paddock, Simon talks to key experts and professionals within the teams and the overall organization, who each reveal how they operate, how they compete, the skills they've learnt to navigate the challenges they face.

Among the insiders who let us into their world are Max Verstappen's race engineer, whose voice we hear on the driver's cockpit radio communicating key strategic decisions, and the Aston Martin mechanic who oversees the team responsible for assembling the F1 car from 145,000 different components before each GP. There's the performance coach, who has to ensure that the drivers' necks can withstand the equivalent of 24kg of weight (helmet + head + G force) and Giorgio Piola whose sketches of F1 cars have been revered since the late 1960s. George Russell talks about life at Mercedes as their new lead driver. And at the top of pyramid are Zak Brown, CEO of current contenders McLaren, and James Vowles, team principal of Williams, who are breaking through. In all, we get insight for some 27 separate roles up and down the paddock.

We see split-second, mid-race decision-making at the pit wall, lightning physical and technical efficiency in the pit lane, high-level politics and boardroom maneuvers, emergency medical interventions, genius design innovation and much more inside track action. This is a unique, first-hand insight into human performance under extreme pressure at the highest level of motorsport, bringing man and machine together to compete at speeds of 200 miles per hour.

CELEBRATE AMERICA'S 250TH BIRTHDAY WITH A CIVICS QUIZ BOOK THAT LETS KIDS OUTSMART THEIR PARENTS.

How much do you know about American government? With this first book in the new ARE YOU SMARTER THAN YOUR PARENTS series, grownups and kids alike can brush up on their civics knowledge! It's packed with 101 brain teaser questions and answers about our Constitutional foundations, providing hours of educational entertainment and friendly competition! Features FUN FACTS from what are the three branches of government to who's NOT buried in the Capitol Crypt? It's a great activity book for family game nights or road trips, carpool quizzes, and classroom challenges.

The irresistible new historical novel in the Cliffehaven series from the Sunday Times bestselling author, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Dilly Court.

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Cliffehaven, 1947

In the wake of heartbreaking loss, Roisin Reilly makes a promise to her granddaughter Bella that they will cross the Wye Valley and travel to Cliffehaven to find the family she left with no warning nearly fifty years ago.

As the pair embark upon their journey, there's no telling who they will find - and whether they will be welcomed with open arms - when they get there.

Meanwhile Roisin's estranged brother Ron has been drawn back into his own memories of the past - even in spite of his daughter-in-law Pauline going missing and his son Jim suffering as years spent fighting in Burma catch up with him.

The war may be over, but there are plenty of storms still to weather.

Will love be enough to hold the Reilly family together?

A searing portrait of survival, Worth Burning traces a boy's journey from a turbulent Southern childhood--marked by parental abuse, death, and hidden queerness--through the AIDS crisis, a marriage of convenience, and finally, towards a rugged self-acceptance haunted by the past.

Worth Burning crackles with the heat of a burn barrel. With a novelist's attention to character and narrative trajectory, Mickie Kennedy glides through four decades beginning with the random hit-and-run that kills the young speaker's father. The mother's mourning curdles, grief becomes addiction, and addiction becomes abuse--emotional, physical, and sexual--as mother and son persist, locked in a monstrously confused togetherness further complicated by the speaker's hidden gayness, in a small Southern town.

Through searing confession and stark image-making, Kennedy excavates the contours of a life that persistently bends, against all odds, toward a ramshackle wholeness. Suffused with efficient, image-rich narrative poems, Kennedy's debut is at once sweeping and intimate, like a love note passed in secret.

Un director no será recordado por lo que planeó, sino por lo que logró. Mucho se ha escrito sobre planeación estratégica, pero no sobre la ejecución. Y es que para planear hay una metodología clara, pero la ejecución es fundamentalmente práctica y no existe una receta única; requiere de juicio y disciplina, de saber aplicar el saber prudencial. Ejecutaremos mal si estamos lejos de la acción del día a día, o si no sabemos dar seguimiento a los proyectos, lo cual lleva a no lograr los objetivos. Ejecutar ejecutando desmenuza estos y otros problemas y enseña un cúmulo de herramientas para solucionarlos, con base en la experiencia de los autores, pero también en textos clásicos sobre management y liderazgo. Aquí hallarás conceptos como el análisis FODA, los objetivos SMART, el gestionar caminando, los tres pilares para generar confianza, la seguridad psicológica, el efecto Pigmalión, los indicadores clave de desempeño, los tableros de control, el ejercicio pre mortem, el modelo Shingo, la metodología Agile y muchos más. No importa si tienes una gran empresa, un pequeño negocio o cualquier otro proyecto personal o profesional: este libro te ayudará a lograr una excelente ejecución de.

A manager will not be remembered for what he planned, but for what he achieved. Much has been written about strategic planning, but not about execution. There is a clear methodology for planning, but execution is fundamentally practical and there is no single recipe; it requires judgment and discipline, knowing how to apply prudential knowledge. We will execute poorly if we are far from day-to-day action, or if we do not know how to follow up on projects, which leads to failure to achieve objectives. Executing by executing breaks down these and other problems and teaches a wealth of tools to solve them, based on the authors' experience, but also on classic texts on management and leadership. Here you will find concepts such as SWOT analysis, SMART objectives, managing by walking, the three pillars for building trust, psychological safety, the Pygmalion effect, key performance indicators, dashboards, the pre-mortem exercise, the Shingo model, the Agile methodology and many more. It doesn't matter if you have a large company, a small business or any other personal or professional project: this book will help you achieve an excellent execution of your strategy to make all your goals a reality. Remember that planning is good, but executing is... better.

"Moving, multifaceted, and deeply human...as eye-opening as it is compelling" --Cecile Richards, author of Make Trouble

At a time where reproductive rights are at risk, these vital stories of diverse individuals serve as a reminder of the importance of empathy, finding community and motivating advocacy

For a long time, when people asked Dr. Meera Shah, Chief medical officer of Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic, what she did, she would tell them she was a doctor and leave it at that. But when she started to be direct about her work as an abortion provider an interesting thing started to happen: one by one, people would confide that they'd had an abortion themselves. The refrain was often the same: You're the only one I've told.

This book collects these stories as they've been told to Shah to humanize abortion and to combat myths that persist in the discourse that surrounds it. A wide range of ages, races, socioeconomic factors, and experiences shows that abortion always occurs in a unique context.

Today, a healthcare issue that's so precious and foundational to reproductive, social, and economic freedom for millions of people is exploited by politicians who lack understanding or compassion about the context in which abortion occurs. Stories have the power to break down stigmas and help us to empathize with those whose experiences are unlike our own.

A portion of proceeds will be donated to promote reproductive health access.

Equipped with a camera and determination, a little girl sets out to track down an elusive red fox. But foxes are sneaky, and it proves more difficult than she thought.

Nilah Magruder's debut picture book charmingly tells the story of what it means to not give up and how sometimes what you're looking for is closer than you think.

When Maggie McCarey receives a suprise inheritance from an unexpected source, she is drawn to Nothern Ireland, a place she has never been to and knows little about. With her best friends Brianna 'Bree' Halloran along for supports, they embark on a trip that will alter both of their lives. One finds a new home, the other an unexpected romance. Join them on an unforgettable journey as they learn to overcome fears and follow their dreams!

Crime reporter Eleanor Wooley is reporting on the annual Mother's Day Rodeo when wildfire breaks out in Gold Strike County high country and a dead woman is pulled from the nearby Little Bear River.

The community turns inward in fear. Wooley, following her own instincts and a series of deadend trails, worries that this year's Rodeo Queen may be the next victim. During a high-country excursion to Me-Wuk sacred grounds to foil a scheme to dam the Little Bear River, wildfire breaks out again. Anishinaabe wilderness guide Leonard Parker appears again and continues to surprise.

In the aftermath of one crisis after another in this second book of the Wild Horses Mystery series, it's a beautiful wild stallion who Eleanor and her lover, rancher Easton Jode, have rescued from slaughter that restores the light in a small rural town living under the shadow of death.