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A hilarious comic that shows how much fun math can be. For math fans and non-math fans ages 7 years and up.

Sheep, Chicken, and Goat need to take Farmer Ed's money to the bank. The farmer wrote his code on a piece of paper, but . . . Goat got hungry and ate it! He remembers Farmer Ed saying there was some kind of logic to the code. But what was it?

A playful book about a mom with a passion. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child.

My mom loves traveling. She's happiest when we're on the road--and so am I! We have exciting adventures everywhere we go. Together, we plan to explore the entire world!

Perfect for fans of Erin Baldwin and Elise Bryant, this sapphic rom-com--a companion novel to Nav's Foolproof Guide to Falling in Love--stars a girl determined to reinvent herself, in life and in love.

Hallie loves romance, but it doesn't seem to love her back. Her six-time broken heart can attest to that.
So when Hallie has the chance to attend a prestigious academic summer camp, she sees an opportunity not just to better herself, but to reinvent herself. Into a new Hallie who will succeed where the old one failed--in school, friends, and especially love.
First, a fresh start--which means no romance, all summer. If Hallie's fortitude is immediately tested by Julia, her gorgeous camp roommate with an uncrackable icy shell, then all the better! Reinvention is never easy!
Yet as Hallie and Julia get closer, Hallie's heart is in more danger than ever. With the prospect of real love on the line, can Hallie trust that New Hallie won't make the mistakes that she did? Or is Julia looking for someone else--the unfiltered, unaltered, real Hallie?

Wish You Weren't Here meets I Think I Love You in this sweet, summer rom-com, where plans go wonderfully astray, the best rules are broken ones, and love might actually be just around the corner.

A USA TODAY BESTSELLER!

Under the cover of turbulence, a killer strikes. With nowhere to land and nowhere to hide, who will save the passengers from this nightmare at 30,000 feet?

It's a ticket to paradise. Flight 868 has nonstop service to San Juan, Puerto Rico. Over a dozen tipsy passengers are off to a destination wedding. A team of high school baseball players is headed to a tournament. The plane is packed with people eager to escape their lives, and others who can't wait to return to their beloved home.

But sweet anticipation turns to terror when a lightning strike short-circuits the avionics and plunges the plane into darkness. When the lights come back on, a passenger is found brutally murdered, with only a bewildered air marshal to solve the crime. He soon realizes that several passengers are harboring dark secrets, but the identity of the murderer eludes him. There's only one certainty: The killer is on the plane.

Thousands of feet above the earth with thunderstorms closing in, the danger outside is as grave as the mounting threat within. Can the captain outrun the storm? Or will the murderer among them bring the plane down first?

Passion, betrayal, and murder collide in this high-stakes, locked-room mystery. A must-read for fans of T. J. Newman and Jeneva Rose.

"Gently encourages communication, reflection, and action." --Kirkus Reviews

Camila can do something very special: she sees how people's words can perk up the world and add color to life. The only problem is that dark, mean, and sad words can also change the world. Her own colors begin to fade, and she feels as though she's stuck. Is there any way Camila can bring color back to her world?

A colorful book about the power of self-reflection and positive communication. For sensitive children ages 5 years and up.

Where the instincts of the wild meet the fractures of the human mind.

What happens when your powers betray you, your family doesn't recognize you, and you might have eaten a horse? Welcome to Tom Veitch and Steve Dillon's Animal Man--a hallucinatory plunge into altered states, CIA cover-ups, and primal rage.

Emerging from a coma, Buddy Baker discovers a warped reality where memory, instinct, and identity all collapse. As he partners with the bizarre Nowhere Man and battles everything from jungle visions to media-themed supervillains, Buddy's wildest journey begins--not into heroism, but survival. Twisted, tragic, and darkly funny, this run flips the script on superhero psychology.

This volume features Animal Man #27-50, Suicide Squad #58, and War of the Gods #3.

Una vida transformada comienza en la madrugada: descubre el poder de una oración que cambia destinos.

Este libro te llevará a través de una experiencia intensa de fe y transformación, revelando el poder oculto en las horas más silenciosas del día. Acompañado de testimonios impactantes, visiones y principios bíblicos, el autor te invita a descubrir la profundidad de una vida de oración en la madrugada.

Cada página es un llamado del Espíritu a volver al primer amor, a buscar a Dios como lo hicieron los héroes de la fe, y a vivir en lo sobrenatural. Si anhelas una relación más profunda con Dios, este libro será una herramienta clave para renovar tu altar personal.

Empieza cada día con el cielo abierto: levántate en oración y desata el poder de Dios sobre tu vida.

Sincerity, erudition, charisma . . . Roddy McDowall.

Here is the comprehensive, first-ever biography of the award-winning child star, Planet of the Apes movie icon, beloved film legend, and Hollywood renaissance man whose career spanned 60 years.

"This is a beautiful tribute to a very special man. For those who aren't familiar with Roddy, you're in for a treat. You will get to know a man who was as kind as he was gifted." - CAROL BURNETT

As one of the very few naturally gifted child actors who graduated into adult roles with relative ease, Roddy McDowall exuded charm throughout a glorious Hollywood run that included film, television, and Broadway. John Ford's 1941 classic How Green Was My Valley put Roddy on the map at 12-years-old. It won Best Picture over Citizen Kane and is Clint Eastwood's favorite film of all time. But Roddy's biggest claim to fame was yet to come.

The phenomenally popular Planet of the Apes film series, which ran from 1968-1973, introduced him to a whole new generation of fans. In a career spanning 60 years, Roddy was also a professional photographer, producer and director, starstruck movie lover himself, and film preservationist. Among his treasured friends: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Ava Gardner, Angela Lansbury, Judy Garland, Julie Andrews, Lauren Bacall, Montgomery Clift, Marlon Brando, Natalie Wood, and Rock Hudson. Openly gay among his peers, if not the public, Roddy was a trusted keeper of secrets as well. Loyal and authentic to the end, everyone in Hollywood loved Roddy McDowall.

Exhaustively researched and featuring exclusive interviews with those who knew him best, this first-ever biography from author Samuel Garza Bernstein charts the extraordinary trajectory of the London-born, award-winning actor--from a childhood in front of the cameras, to a break from the studio and his controlling stage mother, an awkward adolescence and growing awareness of his sexuality, to eventually shaping the life and career that Roddy wanted for himself. Professionally and personally, he was a success. This intimate and fascinating journey of resilience, transformation, and reinvention is a
long-awaited and illuminating tribute to a true Hollywood legend.

Have you ever taken a really good look at the bottom half of a bird? At long last, this birding guide from esteemed birder and New Yorker cartoonist Tommy Siegel, author of Candy Hearts, reveals the truth about the powerful legs and shapely rear ends that power our feathered friends to the skies!

There's a reason brilliant naturalists from Audubon to Sibley have relied on illustration to bring birds to life on the page: Birds move remarkably fast and are often obscured by foliage; it would be nearly impossible to photograph them. But birding enthusiast and comic artist Tommy Siegel noticed a theme in these artists' guides: Their renderings focus too heavily on birds' wings and plumage while reducing their lower limbs to simple sticks. Could birds really achieve such varied feats of athleticism and migratory endurance if they had such rudimentary legs?

Now, Tommy is poised to revolutionize the field of ornithology with his interpretation of how birds' beautiful legs and posteriors must truly appear (based on educated scientific guesses gleaned from observing their behavior in the field). The result is Extremely Accurate Birds, perhaps the most anatomically precise collection of bird illustrations ever assembled. Pairing his trailblazing bird drawings with (actually accurate, for real) birding tips on more than eighty common species found across North America, Tommy has created an essential addition to any birder's shelf.

INSIDE THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE: A historian and former presidential speechwriter traces the origins and legacy of the words and ideas that made America.

Illustrations and close readings of 68 original texts offer new insights on the American Revolution, the Civil War, and other key moments and figures in American history.

We hold these truths to be self-evident . . . all men are created equal . . . with certain inalienable rights . . . life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." 250 years after they were written, these words remain at once familiar and startling. What do they mean to us today? Do we understand them in the same way the Founders did? Historian and former presidential speechwriter Ted Widmer seeks to answer these questions by returning to where the nation's story began, the Declaration of Independence, to trace the remarkable history of how it came to be and how it has shaped the democratic aspirations of Americans and others for more than two centuries.

Weaving together more than sixty fascinating original texts, Widmer finds in the words of succeeding generations of Americans--radicals and conservatives, revolutionary insurgents and civil rights leaders, presidents and philosophers--the key to understanding the extraordinary durability of America's founding ideas.

An expert guide, Widmer introduces us to:

• the revolutionary writings that set the stage for the Declaration

• Noah Webster, of dictionary fame, offering a surprising definition of "equality"

• the true story of a fake declaration of independence "discovered" in Mecklenburg, North Carolina, in 1819

• searing challenges to the Declaration's philosophical claims by Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• radically divergent readings of the Declaration that contributed to the Civil War, and Abraham Lincoln's vision of a "new birth of freedom"
• the ways in which the Declaration inspired civil rights activists in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries
• how the Declaration inspired democratic aspirations globally.

The voices gathered here are impassioned and often disagree, but they are united in the belief that the Declaration has something crucial to tell us about the American people and the larger struggle for human freedom. "They speak to us," Widmer writes, "and they talk to each other as well, in a conversation that will never end."

A colorful, quirky hedgehog picture book about self-acceptance and individuality, perfect for 3-5 year olds.

Smooth, round, and perfectly squidgy... meet Pickles! He's different from all his hedgehog friends, so he's embarking on an adventure to find his prickles!

Prickles are very important for hedgehogs. But just how does a prickle-less hedgehog find his spines? Well, Pickles has lots of ideas! Coloring pencils, carrots and lollipops, to name a few! But none of them are quite right... Join Pickles on his journey of discovery in this charming hedgehog book as he encounters friendships, mishaps, and the joy of being himself.

Brought to life by the bold, technicolor artwork of writer and illustrator Lydia Ripper, this read-aloud storybook is a visual treat that explores themes of cooperation and self-esteem, helping little ones understand the importance of celebrating our differences.

Whether you're looking for a new bedtime favorite or a wonderful gift, Pickles' vibrant personality is bound to capture the hearts of animal lovers everywhere.

From award-winning journalist and author John A. Jenkins comes a revolutionary exploration of the summer before Watergate--a parallel world of a half-century ago when America faced events and crises strikingly similar to those of today--told through the lives and words of those who lived it.

Inflation rages. Crime is rising. Abortion rights take center stage at the Supreme Court. China poses an existential threat. Black lives are under attack. The president battles the press as he seeks to subvert not just the political order but the rule of law itself. This is the Summer of '71--a pivotal, operatic season of hope and despair, missed opportunities and era-changing decisions.

More than a half-century later, it's difficult to overstate the importance of events that defined the American experience during that fateful five-month period spanning May to September 1971. On May Day, President Nixon orchestrates a massive police-military response to disrupt the biggest anti-war demonstration in history. Two days later, the Supreme Court announces that it will take up Roe v. Wade. In the weeks and months that follow, friction escalates between the police and the Black Panthers, Congress debates universal healthcare, Attica prisoners riot, and the New York Times publishes the Pentagon Papers--a turning point that ultimately dooms Nixon's presidency and his legacy.

Summer of '71 brings it all to the page through first-person accounts that are only now becoming available: the papers, diaries, and oral histories of key players. Award-winning journalist and author John A. Jenkins witnessed many of the events himself, and draws on a multitude of sources, including Nixon's White House tapes, to tell the story of that time as no one else could. Here is both a fascinating, brilliantly researched read in its own right, and a critical lens through which to view today's political discord.

Join Pia as she explores a forest, plays pranks on her dad, and even makes a surprise friend in this young graphic novel for fans of Bluey and Calvin and Hobbes.

There are sounds that only exist deep in the woods: the low rumbling inside fallen trees; the tiny tck-tck-tck of a bustling ant colony; the woosh of bird wings in the wind. And Pia and her Dad are determined to record them all!

But in her rush to explore, Pia quickly gets lost. With the help of a new friend Quinn, Pia resolves to find her way back to dad using the sounds of the forest . . . after she and Quinn build fairy houses and play some games, of course.

With warmth and humor, David Bruggink has created a lovably impish character with Pia and a forest world filled with waterfalls and creatures. A color palette of soft greens and blues with simple paneling makes this a cozy read for any afternoon. Back matter includes more information on field recording, how to build fairy houses, and more.

Born in darkness, trained to kill, destined to rise. Witness the fiery birth of Azrael, the ruthless heir to Batman's legacy, in a tale steeped in blood, prophecy, and unrelenting vengeance.

A deadly new vigilante emerges from the shadows in this origin story that reshaped the Batman mythos. Batman: Sword of Azrael introduces Jean-Paul Valley, a young man trained since birth to become Azrael, the avenging angel of the secretive Order of St. Dumas. When Batman crosses paths with this lethal warrior, their destinies collide in a tale of legacy, vengeance, and redemption. This deluxe hardcover collects the complete 1992 miniseries that launched Azrael into DC canon and set the stage for Knightfall.

Collects Batman: Sword of Azrael #1-4, Azrael/Ash #1

A visually stunning and emotionally resonant exploration of Wonder Woman's mission in the modern world, from the Eisner Award-winning team of Paul Dini and Alex Ross.

As she battles injustice across the globe, Diana finds that her message of peace is often met with fear and resistance. Can she bridge the gap between myth and humanity? Featuring breathtaking painted art and a timeless story, this oversized edition is a must-have for fans of Wonder Woman and graphic novel collectors alike.