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Yeeran and Lettle's world has been shaken by a revelation from the Fates that changes everything: The obeah are not what they seem. Return to the intoxicating realm of the fae one last time in the final installment of the #1 Sunday Times bestselling Faebound trilogy

Broken by love.
Trapped by war.
Bound by magic.

Lettle is on a quest to uncover the truth. Along with the human Alder, the last of his kind, she sets off on an arduous journey of discovery. But after a painful separation from King Rayan, she is struggling to find her way.

Alder is determined to learn more about his origins. With no memories of his childhood, he retraces his steps to the cave where it all began. But what he finds there may shake him to the core.
Back in the fae court, Yeeran has other priorities. The warrior-turned-ambassador must negotiate a peace treaty with the elven army. But it's hard to bargain with a duplicitous enemy. And it's even harder to negotiate with a broken heart.

Secrets ripple like an earthquake across the land and love and power are at the core of them all. . . .

Don't miss any of Saara El-Arifi's magical Faebound Trilogy:
FAEBOUND - CURSEBOUND- EARTHBOUND

You can't help but smile at the mention of a sausage - they've got a funny name, they're comical in nature, they're versatile, delicious, and affordable - but most of all they're about to have their moment.

This is Max's ultimate guide to cooking with sausages. It's not just British Classics for bangers and mash, toad in the hole, battered sausages, pigs in blankets, casseroles (you really could go on), it's a universal celebration of sausages from all over the world.

There are recipes for sausages freed from their skins; from comforting ragus to spiced kofte, and zingy larb with Thai herbs, as well as inspiration for how to use up chorizo, embrace the humble hot dog, or cook up a cassoulet.

Cooking techniques will be explored and explained from cooking low and slow to hot and fast - in the oven, on the grill, or al fresco.

Peppered with anecdotes on its history, this a joyful celebration of the humble sausage and its magnificent versatility - the perfect gift for sausage lovers (and every student) out there.

THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITORS' CHOICE - From two-time National Magazine Award winner Tom Junod, a searching, brilliantly stylized memoir about a charismatic, philandering father who tried to mold his son in his image, the many secrets he hid, the son's obsessive quest to uncover them, and ultimately, the true meaning of manhood

"Affecting. . . . Moves like a song, drawing you in with its melody before delivering an emotional wallop." --The New York Times

Big Lou Junod dominated every room he entered. He worshipped the sun and the sea, his own bronzed body, Frank Sinatra, and beautiful women. He was a successful traveling handbag salesman who carried himself like a celebrity. He'd return from the road with stories of going to nightclubs where the stars--Ava Gardner, maybe Liz Taylor--"couldn't keep their eyes off . . . your father." He had countless affairs and didn't do much to hide them.

Lou could be cruel to Fran, his wife of fifty-nine years, but he loved his youngest son. Tom was a skin-and-bones, nervous boy, devoted to his mother, but Lou sought to turn him into a version of himself. He showered him with advice about how to dress ("A turtleneck is the most flattering thing a man can wear"), how to be an alpha male, and especially, how to attract and bed women. His parting speech when Tom went to college was: "Do yourself a favor and date a Jewish girl. They're all nymphos."

Tom wrestled with Lou's imposing presence all his life. When one of Lou's mistresses stood up at his funeral and announced, "Can we all . . . just agree . . . that this . . . was a man," Tom set off to learn the facts of his father's life, and why he was the way he was. The stunning secrets he uncovered--about his father, his father's lovers, and deceptions going back generations--staggered Tom, but in the process allowed him, at last, to become his own man, by his own lights.

In the Days of My Youth I Was Told What It Means to Be a Man is an intensely emotional detective story powered by a series of cascading revelations. The book is a triumph of bravura writing; it is a tale of a son reckoning with the consequences of his father's life, and in the end, the story of the son's redemption.

It's Halloween--one of Hello Kitty's favorite holidays!--and she's ready to share this spooky night with her friends in this officially licensed picture book for Hello Kitty and Friends fans of all ages! ​

Hello Kitty is preparing for a supercute and spooky night of trick-or-treating and Halloween fun with costumes, goodies, and even a few frights with her friends. My Melody and Cinnamoroll join Hello Kitty at her house as they begin their trick-or-treat rounds, visiting their friends and even starting a spooky but joyful Halloween parade! The evening ends in a festive party with pumpkin carving, haunted house antics, and a monstrously fun dance party. As the night ends, Hello Kitty and friends wish everyone a very happy, spooky, supercute Halloween!

Transcendent and kaleidoscopic, these rare lithographs from colonial Calcutta helped forge the visual culture of modern India

Under the rule of the British Raj, Bengali artists embraced European techniques not to mimic the West, but to devise a uniquely local visual language that appealed to a diverse audience. Divine Color magnifies this phenomenon through mapping the explosion of popular devotional art through lithographic printing in 19th- and early 20th-century Calcutta (now Kolkata), then the capital of British India. These vibrant and accessible mass-produced images brought the divine into everyday life, offering devotees new ways to engage with their gods, and reshaping spiritual experiences in colonial India.
Set against the backdrop of a rapidly modernizing and cosmopolitan city, these prints emerged at the crossroads of vernacular tradition and colonial exchange. Their spirited aesthetic, devotional power and often political symbolism made them powerful tools of cultural expression and identity. The visual language pioneered by Calcutta lithographers played a foundational role in the formation of modern India's visual culture; their influence is visible in everything from advertising and political posters to decorative arts, underscoring the ritual, commercial and political power of these artworks. Divine Color restores these religious lithographs to their rightful place in the history of Indian art and invites readers to experience not just the divine world of Hindu gods, but the shaping of a modern visual India.

"The rare kind of book I can't believe doesn't already exist . . . [a] clear, clever voice and incisive social commentary elevate the book's irresistible will-they-won't-they romance to a once-in-a-lifetime read about truth, art, vulnerability, and all the sticky places they intersect. BAD WORDS LEFT ME BUZZING." - EMILY HENRY, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Great Big Beautiful Life

A sharp and deeply felt debut about art, ambition, and the connections that both inspire and undo us.

Parker Navarro's debut novel was meant to define his career - until critic Selina Chan's blistering review made it the flop of the decade. Four years later, his new book is his shot at redemption; for Selina, reviewing him again is a professional risk she can't refuse. When her second takedown ignites a viral feud, both their fortunes shift overnight. But as the literary world feeds on their public sparring, a quieter dialogue begins - one that challenges everything they thought they knew about success, sincerity, and each other.

Both incisive and tender, Bad Words lays bare the costs of creation - the pull between ambition and integrity, the vulnerability of being seen, and the unexpected closeness that can grow in the space between critique and care.

When words can make or break us, how do you stay true to what matters most?

"A genre-redefining romance that sets a thrilling new standard... Easily one of my favourites of the year, if not the decade." - Carley Fortune, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Our Perfect Storm

"Full of blistering barbs, incisive takedowns and searing gazes, Bad Words is smart and propulsive." - Mary H.K. Choi, New York Times bestselling author of Pool House

"Full of wit, warmth, and deliciously sharp observations on books and the people who love them... I didn't want it to end." - Stacey Yu, author of Kitten

When a ghostly trio attempts to spoil the second-grade class trip, Georgie and GiGi team up with the spirit of Marie Laveau, the famous Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, to save the day.

UNA LLAVE MAESTRA PARA ABRIR LAS MÚLTIPLES PUERTAS INTERIORES DEL TEMPLO DEL MISTERIO

El Kybalión es un texto que recoge las enseñanzas fundamentales de la denominada «filosofía hermética».

UNA LLAVE MAESTRA PARA ABRIR LAS MÚLTIPLES PUERTAS INTERIORES DEL TEMPLO DEL MISTERIO

El Kybalión es un texto que recoge las enseñanzas fundamentales de la denominada «filosofía hermética». Apareció publicado inicialmente en Chicago (Illinois, Estados Unidos) en diciembre de 1908, firmado por tres iniciados anónimos. Sin embargo, el consenso común afirma que el verdadero autor de la obra fue William Walker Atkinson, pionero del movimiento Nuevo Pensamiento.

Esta edición del centenario de El Kybalión se basa en una nueva traducción que se ciñe estrechamente al texto original inglés a fin de respetar las peculiaridades de la expresión del autor y lograr el máximo rigor y precisión, sin interpretar ni alterar su mensaje original.

What is "love" to you? Is it the determination to find your soulmate, guided by the red thread of fate? Is it an ideal dream quashed by the pains of reality? Is it a quest to seek companionship in a virtual world? Or is it the bravery to hold hands when facing adversity?In this lavish, full-color collection, Taiwanese artist Crystal Kung depicts the many facets of love in four short stories. Laugh, cry, hope, and cheer at every beautiful moment love brings-joy and heartbreak alike.

Little Explorers is a playful, informative series for curious kids! With over 30 flaps, your kid will love finding out what happens at a construction site!

With sturdy flaps to lift on every page, little ones can have hands-on fun finding out about what goes on at the construction site. Young readers will enjoy opening doors, recognizing bulldozers, excavators, dump trucks and more! Meet a crane operator and a bricklayer, find out how a new house is built and what tools each worker needs to do their job.

This book features over 30 sturdy flaps to lift, along with charming artwork that introduces new concepts and vocabulary in a simple and accessible way.

Part of the bestselling LITTLE EXPLORERS lift-the-flap series, which has sold more than ONE MILLION copies worldwide.

Celebrate your one and only 'ohana with this rhyming board book featuring your favorite characters from Disney's Lilo & Stitch!

Disney Stitch: You're My Little 'Ohana is the perfect book to read with your sweet little one! Featuring your favorite characters from the beloved movie Lilo & Stitch, this interactive, rhyming board book celebrates the chaos and love children bring into our lives. Whether they are brave like Lilo, mischievous like Stitch, or strong like Nani, children will love reading this heartfelt book with their 'ohana.

Pull and slide the tabs in this interactive board book to help the Paw Patrol's fire pup, Marshall, save the day!

In this interactive board book, you can be part of the action! Slide a tab to lift the ladder on Marshall's truck so he can get Cali out of a tree...turn a wheel to shoot some much-needed water on the ground for some froggy friends...and more! When it comes to ruff ruff rescues, you and Marshall will make it happen!

Kirkus, Starred Review: "A playful and timely tale that teaches kids how to spot fearmongering and follow evidence."

Jibberjack, Fibberjack is a clever whodunit about thinking for yourself and asking better questions.

When a mysterious creature starts scaring the chatty town of Rumorridge, only Frida asks more questions. With her detective hat, trusty notebook, and a nose for nonsense, she's sure to crack the town's monster mystery.

Things quickly get serious when strange footprints appear and the town's prized pigs go missing. Questionable monster traps and the mayor's new rules only add to everyone's nervousness.

But when smelly clues mix with stinky lies, Frida begins putting the pieces together and builds a clever trap of her own.

A gentle introduction to the concept of fear-mongering for kids ages 4-8 who love asking MANY questions.

Discover all the joys of Halloween with Baby Cat in the Hat, Baby Grinch, Baby Lorax, and more of the Dr. Seuss Babies! This adorable book features chunky easy-to-lift flaps, perfect for little hands!

Nurture a love of reading and of Dr. Seuss!

Babies and toddlers will love to learn about Halloween traditions with their favorite Dr. Seuss Babies characters! Lift the flaps to reveal funny Halloween costumes, a pumpkin turning into a jack-o'-lantern, and other delightful tricks and treats in this interactive board book featuring simple rhyme.

Look for more Dr. Seuss Babies titles:

• Happy First Birthday with Dr. Seuss Babies
• Merry Grinchmas, Baby! with Dr. Seuss Babies

• Mr. Brown on the Farm with Dr. Seuss Babies

• Good Night, Baby! with Dr. Seuss Babies

She might be deadly, but she is not their weapon. This "sweeping romantasy" (Sable Sorensen, New York Times bestselling author of Dire Bound) is brimming with romance, deadly stakes, and unforgettable magic. "Not to be missed!" (Gretchen Powell Fox, author of Smoke and Scar) Includes two bonus scenes!

Survivor. Rebel. Weapon.

Leina has spent a lifetime submitting, starving amid wheat fields reserved for the king, standing by while his men crush her loved ones. When soldiers come for her brother, her divine fury erupts in a bloody massacre.

She expects to be executed for her crimes--her people have met bloody ends for far, far less. Instead, Ryot, a gods-blessed warrior born to privilege, delivers her to a military fortress renowned for its brutality.

There, a gift from a goddess drags Leina into a realm of war, where her survival depends on her ability to ride a winged horse.

As Ryot pushes her to master the power she never asked for, a battle rages within her heart. Each lesson, every touch, binds them tighter--but love is a dangerous weakness in a world designed for war.

Soon, Leina must decide how much she's willing to sacrifice to protect the family she has found...and the one she left behind. Because while her divine gift could save the kingdom, it could also shatter its very foundation.

With immersive lush writing, an unflinching heroine, and an inventive fantasy world, Kissed by the Gods is the gripping fantasy debut you won't want to miss.

Featuring iconic romance tropes:

• He falls first
• Forbidden romance
• Found family
• Trial by combat
• She saves him
• Spicy slow burn
• Feminine rage

Explores the reality and myths of the samurai from medieval times to today's popular culture

The figure of the samurai is unique in its global intelligibility, read both as a symbol of Japan and as a universal icon of the virtuous and fearless warrior. While the term is now common worldwide, there is little understanding of the historical reality, or of the wide variety of ways in which the stereotype has been used over time. This is the first book to explore the centuries-long trajectory of the samurai through objects from international collections. It discusses the warrior class's historical origins in the medieval period's civil wars and stories they told of their own achievements. With the establishment of peace, the samurai became an official class fulfilling a bureaucratic role. The ideal of the medieval warrior took on legendary status.

Although the samurai social class was abolished in 1876, with the full opening of Japan to international visitors, the concept of the samurai was packaged for foreign tourists and repurposed as a model for the modern soldier in a period of military conflict and colonial expansion. The image of the samurai has been interpreted and reimagined in Japan and across the world in myriad ways. Discussions of national myth and global samurai bring the story up to the present day through a selection of films, television shows, manga, anime, video games, and more.