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Jane and Colin are soulmates. He just doesn't know it yet.

For twenty-four-year-old Jane, finding love in New York City is even harder than making it as a playwright. So when Jane meets Colin, she can't believe her luck: they're perfect for each other. Even when Colin breaks off their relationship after six dates, Jane knows this is just a stumbling block. She'll get him back. She knows she will.

That is, until Colin starts dating Zoe--perfect, luminous Zoe. Even worse, she's actually kind of nice. But Zoe doesn't have what it takes to love Colin. All Jane has to do is prove it, and they'll be so happy together.

But when Jane sneaks into Colin's apartment, she makes a shocking discovery--one that will ensnare them all in a dark web of lies, secrets, and murder.

Unrelentingly twisty and utterly compelling, So Happy Together is an unputdownable, shattering read--a riveting blend of You, Riley Sager, and Promising Young Woman.

Some hearts get broken, some get even.

''Reads like your most unhinged friend's secret diary'' - ASHLEY WINSTEAD

''Dark, juicy and addictive'' - JENNY HOLLANDER

''Laced with humour . . . with an ending that will leave you breathless'' - LIV CONSTANTINE

''You won't know who to trust in this spine-tingling psychological thriller'' - SARAH PEKKANEN

''A twisty, obsessive thriller'' - CAMILLA STEN

Modern designs and a tranquil Japanese theme make this coloring book a stylish craft escape for all ages

Cherry blossom, the arrival of the storks, a distant view of Mount Fuji rising above the clouds . . . nothing evokes the idea of Japan better than its mild and colorful springtime. With 20 brand-new illustrations, each transformed into a sophisticated color-by-numbers puzzle, talented artist Brindha Kumar will delight anyone who enjoys coloring, the graphic arts, or armchair travels.

Una nueva novela de la saga Powerless, el romantasy que ha enamorado a más de 5 millones de lectoras en todo el mundo.

Mara se había propuesto no volver a Ilya. Pero cuando el rey toma una decisión trascendental, ella recupera el interés, y la muerte está decidida a comprender la mente de Kitt Azer, siempre que él esté dispuesto a encontrarse con ella en El Mors.

Pasar tiempo con el rey mientras observa a los habitantes del castillo le recuerda a Mara que la vida es mucho más que la muerte. Existe el amor. Pero incluso las intenciones más puras acaban llevando a la venganza y a la búsqueda del poder. Y ninguno de ellos podrá escapar de su destino: vivir, gobernar, amar y, sin duda, morir...

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Set during the time of Fearless, a mysterious figure arrives in the kingdom of Ilya to witness the fight for the throne and the price it costs those sworn to defend the land in this beautiful and heart-wrenching story in the #1 New York Times bestselling Powerless trilogy.

Love too grand, it kills.

Mara never intended to set foot in Ilya again. But when the king makes a life-altering decision, her interest is piqued, and Death is determined to understand Kitt Azer's mind if he is destined to join her in the Mors.

Spending time with the king while observing the castle's inhabitants reminds Mara that there is more to life than just death. There is love. But even the purest of intentions spur revenge and the pursuit of power. And fate will have its way with all of them--to live, to rule, to love, and most certainly, to die...

From New York Times bestselling and Newbery Honor-winning author Margi Preus, a gripping middle-grade fantasy about a girl who must save the children of her world from being Windswept.

In Tag's world, children are disappearing. "Youngers" who venture Outside are windswept--vanishing in the swirling snow--Tag's sisters among them. Many have tried to find the lost children; all have failed. And since the Other Times, the Powers That Be seem intent on keeping it that way.

Little remains from those times: snippets of songs, heaps of plastic trash, and a few banned texts--including a book of fairy tales.

An unlikely crew of Youngers join forces--Boots, who can climb anything, Ant, who will eat anything, Ren, who will say anything, and Tag, who doesn't appear to have any talent whatsoever. With their dubious skills, the fairy tales, a possibly magic ribbon, and an unwillingness to accept "that's impossible," they set off to rescue their windswept siblings in this spellbinding fantasy.

Includes a map and black-and-white illustrations by award-winning artist Armando Veve

James Bond meets Lupin the Third in this era-defining manga phenomenon! A stylish cocktail of hard-boiled action and raunchy comedy, manga classic City Hunter follows exceptional marksman and compassionate sleazeball Saeba Ryo as he sweeps corruption from the lavish '80s Tokyo nightlife one evil at a time.

The source of multiple anime series, specials, films, live-action adaptations, and video games, CITY HUNTER is beloved for its mix of action, comedy, and romance, and has sold over 50 million volumes worldwide. Don't miss this gorgeous deluxe English-language omnibus edition.

The infamous Phantom Thief No. 305 is making waves in the news, but City Hunter Saeba Ryo is too captivated by a mysterious silhouette dancing in the night sky to do much about it.

But when the dancer's true identity is revealed to be a high school girl who is also descended from a long line of famous thieves, Ryo is just more ensnared. She has a mission for Ryo too, an item she's not been able to steal: the black tulip.

The owner of the targeted tulip in question? A self-proclaimed mad scientist and researcher of paranormal phenomena!.

The beloved, definitive book on Route 66--updated with a new chapter to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the most famous road in American culture

From its conception in 1926 to its decommissioning in 1985, Route 66 was the way to see the heartland of America. Winding through eight states and three time zones, The Mother Road was for travelers: those who appreciated the romance of the open highway. It led them from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California, acting as a guide to the towns, attractions, businesses, families, and sights of the nation's Midwest, Southwest, and West.

In Route 66: The Mother Road, Michael Wallis takes readers on an adventure from the conception of highways, through major moments in America's history, to the establishment of the national interstate highway system that signaled the decline of the fabled highway, before finally leading us down the 2,400 miles of Route 66 itself. With hundreds of photographs and text, he shows us that this road is still the enduring artery of the country, linking our past, present, and future.

First published in 1990, the bestselling Route 66: The Mother Road sparked an unprecedented revival of the forgotten towns, diners, and motels along Route 66, transforming the road from a distant memory into a vibrant, internationally recognized destination in its own right. For this 100th anniversary edition, Wallis revisits the people and places that make Route 66 what it is: an American icon.

With a refreshingly punk attitude of irreverence toward hierarchical authority and other cultural conventions, Thinking Critically About What Matters investigates philosophical perspectives from divergent traditions that share a common theme of liberating a person from their own self-centering biases and limited point of view when interpreting the information that comprises reality. The authors, an academic information literacy librarian with a background in philosophy, and an educational consultant and former K-8 teacher, present an actionable approach to critical thinking that will give you the philosophical tools you need to creatively embody these philosophical perspectives in your own life and work. Organized into six chapters, this guide

• outlines a rebellious attitude for thinking critically about evaluating information, media bias, and information literacy education more broadly;
• shares practical strategies for sound decision-making and creative thinking in both individual and group contexts;
• demonstrates how Socrates' philosophically therapeutic approach can be adapted for critical thinking that's grounded in intellectual humility, open-mindedness, and frank assessment of one's values and assumptions about what matters in life;
• explores Zen Buddhism's playful, rule-breaking approach to critical thinking, including Bruce Lee's Taoist admonition to "Be Water," Buddhism's invitation to "widen one's window on oneself and the world" through an emphasis on de-centering the self, and the importance of reflecting on the nature of impermanence;
• discusses Friedrich Nietzsche's critique of the hegemony of dominant cultural values as universal "shoulds" and recommends Nietzsche's "bespoke" theory of practical wisdom centered on positive psychology, self-trust, and individual and group self-expression as a more suitable basis for sound-decision making;
• culminates in a discussion of intersectional anarchist perspectives on leadership and meaningful work, proposing direct democratic decision-making as a practical framework for inclusive decision-making in teams and organizations;
• includes extensive artwork and "zine"-style illustrations of philosophical concepts that can serve as the basis for lesson plans, presentations, professional development workshops, or even entire courses on critical thinking; and
• concludes with reflections on the unique cultural role librarians can play in democratizing information and fostering critical thinking.

Una poderosa historia sobre la amistad, la fuerza de la sangre y el poder del arte, que tiene como corazón la figura de la artista mexicana más famosa de todos los tiempos: Frida Kahlo.

Nayeli, una joven tehuana que ha huido de su hogar, llega a la ciudad de México desamparada. Gracias a sus maravillosos dotes en la cocina encuentra un lugar en la Casa Azul, donde Frida Kahlo vive prácticamente aislada desde el fatal accidente que la dejó paralítica. Entre sabores, aromas y colores, la pintora y su nueva cocinera inician una amistad que marca profundamente el destino de ambas. Muchos años después en Buenos Aires, donde Nayeli se asentó e hizo una familia tras la muerte de Frida, la nieta de ésta descubre un secreto que puede cambiarle la vida: la existencia de un misterioso cuadro donde su abuela es la protagonista, pero cuyo autor se desconoce.

Florencia Etcheves ha conseguido recrear el lado más humano de Frida Kahlo, al mismo tiempo que traza una poderosa novela donde las intrigas, los amores y las envidias tejen una entrañable historia de amistad y lealtad entre dos mujeres unidas por el destino.

A lifelong soccer player and award-winning author shows us how the sport transcends races, ethnicities, cultures, and experiences and brings us all closer together.

Tim Bascom spent half his childhood in Kansas and the other half in East Africa. Living and traveling around the world, the game of soccer proved a constant truth. Through storytelling that effortlessly flows between poignant and funny, sobering and charming, Bascom explores why soccer matters so much in our common, everyday lives, and how this ordinary yet extraordinary game can bring us all a little closer together.

His passionate vision for this most global game leads Bascom to describe how soccer brought him sanity in the middle of a brutal revolution in Ethiopia and how bridging divisions of race and culture was key to success for teams he joined in Chicago and Kansas. From watching Arsenal's energetic rise in the Premier League to the bravery of a besieged Afghanistan Women's National Team, and from pickup games in the Midwest and the Middle East, Bascom finds universal truths and deeply human meaning in the beautiful game of soccer.

Hazte con el control de tus hormonas.
Hazte con el control de tu bienestar.

¿Alguna vez te has sentido como una montaña rusa emocional sin saber por qué?

¿Te cambia el humor sin previo aviso?

¿Hay días en los que no te aguantas ni tú?

Spoiler tus hormonas tienen mucho que ver.

Laura Aguirre, dietista y coach de salud hormonal y fertilidad, conocida en las redes como @itslaufit, nos explica qué papel juegan tus hormonas en todo: desde el humor y el deseo hasta la falta de sueño y la piel.

Con ejemplos reales y mucha honestidad, descubrirás, de una vez por todas, cómo funciona tu cuerpo y por qué conocerlo es una forma de cuidarte y quererte más. Porque entender tus hormonas no solo te cambia el día... Te cambia la vida.

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Take control of your hormones.
Take control of your well-being.

Have you ever felt like an emotional rollercoaster without knowing why?
Does your mood change without warning?
Are there days when you can't even stand yourself?

Spoiler: your hormones have a lot to do with it.

Laura Aguirre, dietitian and coach in hormonal health and fertility, known on social media as @itslaufit, explains the role your hormones play in everything: from your mood and desire to lack of sleep and skin issues.

With real-life examples and plenty of honesty, you'll finally learn how your body works and why understanding it is a way of caring for yourself and loving yourself more. Because understanding your hormones doesn't just change your day... It changes your life.

«Una novela con agudo humor negro que mezcla el mundo de la magia rural con la psiquiatría moderna, planteando contrastes entre la herencia genética y la herencia cultural.»-Alaíde Ventura, Julián Herbert y David Toscana Jurado del Premio Mauricio Achar/Random House 2024

"No sé si estoy loca o embrujada", confiesa Gregoria, quien carga a cuestas con una herencia familiar que ningún amuleto de romero ha podido revocar: malos augurios que terminan casi todos en la tumba. Ahora este peligro invisible e inminente la persigue a ella. Decidida a huir de la ciudad, con muchas dudas sobre la enfermedad que la trastorna, vuelve con sus abuelos al pueblo Reforma de Pineda a buscar respuestas, entre limpias y ansiolíticos.

Con una técnica narrativa siempre en tensión, entre tragedia y humor negro, Berenice Andrade Medina logra en esta, su primera novela, un relato de contrastes que expone la frágil tela que divide al pensamiento mágico del científico.

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"I don't know if I'm crazy or cursed," confesses Gregoria, heir to a familial legacy of deadly premonitions that no spell or amulet has been able to lift. Finding herself the target of these invisible and imminent threats, she flees the city and takes refuge at her grandparents' house in the village of Reforma de Pineda. There, between exorcisms and doses of anxiety medication, she searches for answers to her questions.

Somewhere between tragedy and black humor, Berenice Andrade Medina's first novel is filled with narrative tension, a story of contrasts that exposes the fragile curtain between magical thinking and science.

«Guinea, la narradora -con sus relaciones rotas, sus recuerdos plagados de asco y el deseo de aplastar los olores de una casa podrida y macabra- tendrá que buscar la luminosidad de no hacerse más daño y poder gritar, romper, quemar, denunciar. Con esta novela, Santaolalla se atreve a nombrar lo que hemos callado y a proyectar, en un muro, el teatro de lo oscuro y lomacabro.»-Karina Sosa

En la casa nueva de Guinea, las paredes están tapadas con espejos de piso a techo; las cortinas, casi siempre cerradas, y los cuartos apestan a jabón y a desinfectante con olor a pino. El nuevo papá de Guinea se unta tantos aromas que a ella le pica la nariz cuando él se le acerca; y odia la luz, igual que los vampiros. Este papá vampiro dice ser sonámbulo y pasa el tiempo rondando a Guinea. Nadie más parece notar que es un vampiro, salvo su nuevo hermano mayor, Pascual, quien le cuenta historias para dar sentido a lo que no se puede entender. Mientras todo pasa, Guinea se refugia en un jardín, enorme y secreto, habitado por conejas y cubierto de niebla. Ahí, el tiempo pasa más rápido, y ella aprende que debe quedarse quieta, en silencio, casi sin respirar.

Una novela que recorre los espacios familiares que se fijan en la memoria por su naturaleza ominosa. Ximena Santaolalla, ganadora del premio Mauricio Achar-Random House 2021, nos entrega en esta, su segunda novela, una historia donde el juego es la traza del horror más íntimo, doméstico.

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In Guinea's new house, the walls are mirrored from floor to ceiling, the curtains are almost always closed, and the rooms smell of soap and pine-scented disinfectant. Guinea's new father wears so many scents that her nose tickles when he comes near and, like a vampire, he can't stand daylight. He claims he sleepwalks, and Guinea is always waking up to find him there. No one else seems to notice he is a vampire except her new older brother, Pascual, who tells her stories to explain the things she doesn't understand. Guinea's refuge is a vast secret garden, home to mist and a colony of rabbits. Time seems to pass more quickly there, and she learns to stay quiet, silent, hardly daring to breathe.

In this her second novel, Ximena Santaolalla, winner of the 2021 Mauricio Achar-Random House Prize, brings us an ominous tale about the most intimate kind of horror: family dysfunction.

2025 Choice Outstanding Academic Title

"Souto-Manning once again demonstrates that it is never too early to help our students understand the complexities of inequity. This is the text that early childhood educators need."--Gloria Ladson-Billings, author of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy

"A timely and powerful reminder. We need this second edition more than ever before." --H. Richard Milner IV, Vanderbilt University
"This compelling new edition is a must-read for all early childhood teachers." -- Lester W. Young Jr., chancellor, NYS Board of Regents
This new edition of the bestseller Reading, Writing, and Talk responds to the urgent need for creating language and literacy pathways that are inclusive, intentional, and center wholeness and belonging.
The authors explain, show, and offer critical reflections on the development, teaching, and learning of reading, writing, and talk from preschool through the early grades--across language practices, dis/abilities, and contexts. This second edition troubles whose reading, writing, and talk belongs in schools, offering insights into and examples of fostering belonging in the classroom. It elucidates the racialization of academic language and analyzes school-sponsored language and literacy curricula to demonstrate the power of expansive literacies and linguistic justice in practice. Readers will enter classrooms where teachers learn from and alongside children, families, and communities about identities, practices, values, funds of knowledge, and more.
This thorough update of the popular text offers a wealth of knowledge and examples to help educators truly and fully teach reading, writing, and talk for equity and justice.
Book Features:

• Offers a warm invitation to shift mindsets and consider possibilities for furthering language and literacy development with young children.
• Brings to light powerful concepts like linguistic justice and communicative belonging through powerful classroom scenarios.
• Centers Black, Indigenous, and other children, teachers, families, and communities of color.
• Explains how oral language, reading, and writing develop and can be taught in the early grades across languages (bilingual, multilingual), abilities, and contexts.
• Focuses on constructing classrooms that foster belonging and on teaching for equity and justice.

Abby asks questions about animals and Tayla talks to her toys. Find friends, words and letters in this fun book. From A-Z, explore how children who use AAC, discover letters of the alphabet.

AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. It sounds complicated but it's not. Some children cannot always speak, so they use AAC. AAC can be communicating with pictures or gestures or typing. Children who use AAC may communicate differently but they have stories and ideas to share with the world.

AAC users can learn literacy and have amazing adventures.

Join them in this book.

A collection of ancient spells and incantations, translated and interpreted for today's reader, brings long-ago meanings closer for those engaged in magical practices of manifestation, prophecy, love, protection, healing, curses, and even vengeance.

Each page of Ancient Spells and Incantations holds verses adapted from text unearthed through extensive research--grimoires, letters, and trial transcripts from across the ages and around the world. Many of these were tucked away in university libraries not easily accessible even to one actively in search of them. Enid Baxter Ryce painstakingly researched this collection, finding fragments from across the centuries.

Translating some from Latin and Old English herself, Enid has made the spells accessible to today's witches. What was once whispered or chanted, spiraling in cursive, or carved in stone, still echoes like a song. The words that survived connect us to that ancient magic, and we can feel the truth and power.

As we marvel at these ancient magical words, we think of our ancestors. Thanks to them, scraps of papyrus, shards of pottery, secret books, and hissed recipes can, hundreds of years later, still show themselves to those who seek them.