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An empowering, guided journey to discover and charge up your most precious inner resource, your energy, by introducing the new concept of Light Work--from Keila Shaheen, the international bestselling author who helped introduce shadow work to a new generation.

Your energy is your power source. This book will show you how to claim it, protect it, and radiate it.

Preparing for an interview that could change everything? Light work helps your confidence feel natural, not forced.

Craving a relationship that honors your needs? Light work helps you stay grounded in your worth and unshakable in love.

Ready to make an impact in a world that needs it? Light work helps you radiate the clarity and optimism that inspires others to act.

Light Work begins with a choice: to live a lighter, more radiant life and, in doing so, become a more magnetic human. With insight and clarity, this journal invites you to meet yourself fully and, from that place, live more honestly and consciously. Rooted in Depth Psychology, profound spirituality, and Carl Jung's concept of individuation, this journal offers tools to help you recognize when you're acting from your conditioned self--whether that's your ego, your persona, or your shadow--and begin making daily choices that reflect and inspire your True Self.

Rather than waiting to feel good, this journal invites you to step into your power now. The result is a life lit from within--one where you feel emotionally grounded, spiritually empowered, and fully alive.

For these two typecast actors, love can't always be black or white.

Shin is an actor whose awkward personality has gotten him typecast as the villain, whereas his secret lover Shige garners all the prime princely roles. As their careers advance, can these two endure all eyes being on them not just in public but in private too?

After discovering the secret his live-in boyfriend Shige has been keeping from him, Shin decides he needs some space so he can think things through on his own. But space alone doesn't help to clear his mind, so he talks things over with Hanasaki, who convinces him to let go of his doubts and return home. Shin apologizes to Shige for leaving and tells him that no matter what it may cost him, he'll never let Shige go. Realizing they can't deal with the gravity of their situation on their own anymore, the two head off to Shin's agency for support!

One hot guy, one funny-looking guy, one hilarious couple!

Awkward Yoshida's life got flipped upside down when the hottest guy in school started going out with him. Things should be easier for Yoshida now that his whole class knows about his relationship, but it's never that simple with Sato as a boyfriend.

It seems like high school life is finally going well for our wacky couple, until one day Sato suddenly vanishes. A confused Yoshida decides to go on a search but quickly gets more than he bargained for...

For fans of Catherine Ryan Hyde and Laurie Frankel, a novel of one young woman's post-college foray into the adult realities of landlords, economics, and urban politics, set against the Bicentennial summer of 1976.

It's 1976, the Bicentennial year and a watershed moment in America. The draft, the Vietnam war, Woodstock, and the Summer of Love are long gone. Tie-dye is out, and everyone has cut their hair. The Civil Rights Act has passed, the Equal Rights Amendment is just a few states from ratification, Roe v. Wade is firmly enshrined, and closet doors are creaking open. The sixties have changed the world.

Only they haven't, as Novelle is about to find out.

At this moment, she arrives in St. Louis to start graduate school in economics, a clear-cut field of mathematic problem sets with answers. Except, it's not. Almost immediately, she discovers that Delmar Boulevard is a Great Wall of China separating St. Louis into Black North and white South, and that economics is the mortar between the bricks. She gets caught up in unraveling a plan to "take back" a Black neighborhood that has leaked over the divide. By the time she finishes her degree, she is getting hate mail and death threats. But she's also come into her own as a force for change. A satirical, witty look at a slice of history that still resonates today.

Maybe a Note Would Help is a heartfelt exploration of how handwritten notes can deepen connections, combat loneliness, and foster personal growth--an essential guide for readers seeking to nurture authentic relationships in today's digital age.

In 2021, Kristen Tremonti Reiter finds herself on the edge of depression and despair--uprooted, ungrounded, and disconnected. She writes a simple note of gratitude, but has no idea it will lead to a calling, a challenge, and a new place to call home.

The response to her note is so profound, she embarks upon a quest to handwrite a note every day for a year--a year that includes living out of her suitcase in one city after another. She discovers that her notes to others provide the foundation for her mental, spiritual, and physical health while everything else in her life changes.

Maybe a Note Would Help documents Kristen's remarkable note-writing journey of personal transformation and encourages readers to enjoy a similar experience. Ultimately, we discover that a joyful way to interact more intentionally, connect more completely, uplift others, and feel better in your own skin is only a note away.

Perfect for fans of Nevermoor and Greenwild, all four books in the New York Times bestselling middle grade fantasy adventure series about the quirky inhabitants of a magical house are now available together in one paperback boxed set!

Nine is an orphan pickpocket determined to escape her life in the Nest of a Thousand Treasures where she's one of many thieves only valued for what they can steal. When she lifts a house-shaped ornament from a mysterious woman's purse, she knocks on its tiny door and watches it grow into a huge, higgledy-piggledy building.

Inside, Nine meets the eccentric people who call the magical house their home: Dr. Spoon the alchemist, Flabberghast the young wizard and competitive hopscotch-er, and Eric the troll housekeeper with a strong emotional attachment to his feather duster. For years, they have been desperate to end the curse on the house that prevents them from leaving. After years of having only herself to count on, prickly Nine doesn't have an altruistic bone in her body and should be the very last choice for anyone looking for a hero, but she's the only one around.

From curses to witches to other magical buildings, Nine uses her street smarts to uncover more about the perils and pitfalls of magic, the bizarre but perhaps loveable makeshift family living in the house...and herself.

This fantastical paperback boxed includes:
The House at the Edge of Magic
The Tower at the End of Time
The Bookshop at the Back of Beyond
The Lighthouse at the World's End

The ultimate illustrated field guide for watching whales, dolphins, and porpoises in North America--practical, portable, comprehensive, and up to date

This outstanding field guide covers all 54 species and every subspecies of whale, dolphin, and porpoise that occur off the coasts of North America. It is packed with more than 450 illustrations featuring detailed annotations pointing out important field marks. It also features up-to-date distribution maps and concise text that includes helpful identification tips and information about everything from dive sequences to population sizes. Beautifully designed to ensure quick access to essential identification information, this is a must-have guide for every whale watcher in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

• Covers all 54 species and every subspecies of whale, dolphin, and porpoise
• Features more than 450 illustrations with detailed annotations pointing out important field marks
• Includes concise text, distribution maps, and other information to aid quick, reliable identification

Based on the bestselling bold-cute coloring trend, this adorable coloring book is part of Union Square Gift's Cozy Coloring series, filled with charming scenes inspired by fairy tales and everyday cozy adventures in a woodland world.

Step into a world where everyday moments meet magical charm! In Cozy Fairy Tales, adorable animal friends bring beloved storybook scenes to life. From enchanted forests and charming cottages to whimsical adventures, each page invites you to discover hidden stories and delightful details. Get comfy, gather your colors, and bring these heartwarming fairy tale scenes to life!

This Cozy Fairy Tales coloring book includes:

• 40 unique and adorable illustrations, each waiting for your personal touch.
• Delightfully charming pages for stress relief and mindful creativity.
• Single-sided pages to help prevent bleed-through (please place a protective sheet behind the page you're coloring if you're using markers!).
• A handy size of 7 4/5 x 7 4/5 inches perfect for coloring anywhere.
• Hi-resolution prints to ensure every detail pops with clarity.

From New York Times bestselling author J.T. Ellison comes a suspenseful domestic thriller about identity, revenge, and the dangerous secrets kept hidden from the ones we love most.

It's the holidays, and photographer Brooklyn Locke is bound for Italy with her husband, Trey, and their two children. But when Trey vanishes from the airport, missing their connecting flight, their impromptu vacation--and life as she knows it--begins to unravel.

Desperate to find her husband, Brooklyn accepts help from a stranger on the same flight, Eden Barrow. But Eden soon makes a shocking claim. She is the sister of Trey's first wife, and ten years ago he was the main suspect in her murder.

Struggling to comprehend these accusations, fate delivers one more blow: a violent accident that leaves Brooklyn fighting for her life. With nowhere else to turn, Brooklyn leans on Eden for support. But each kindness feels too rehearsed, feeding her doubts about Eden's motives and Trey's true past.

Brooklyn has her own dark history she'd rather forget and confronts an unsettling possibility. Her life is not what it seems, and the truth is a trap--laid by someone waiting for the perfect time to strike.

George Morrison, a skilled Ojibwe artist, grew up on the shores of Lake Superior, and by the age of nine was known for his drawing and creative talents. He graduated from the Minneapolis College of Art and went on to create paintings and sculptures that were exhibited in galleries nationally. One of his sculptures was installed at the White House. From painting to traveling and teaching other artists, learn all about the life of modernist artist Morrison.

Furry friends can be great friends--and helpers too! Alongside Sesame Street friends, readers will discover different ways animals can offer care and support, including therapy animals as well as animal pals.

Meet soccer superstar Lionel Messi! He's won 12 pro league titles, and in 2022, he helped lead Argentina to a World Cup win. Find out more about the greatest soccer player of all time!

Vikings were raiders who stole land and riches, but they were also farmers and explorers. Uncover experts' theories about why Vikings started raiding, where they were from, where they traveled to, and more. Discover the secrets of the Viking Age from beginning to end.

Civilizations have existed around the world for centuries. Learn about ancient peoples in the Early Civilizations series--part of the Lightning Bolt Books(R) collection. With high-energy designs, exciting photos, and fun text, Lightning Bolt Books(R) bring nonfiction topics to life!

The Maya civilization flourished for thousands of years in Mesoamerica. Learn about the lives of the people who lived there--including what they ate, the clothes they wore, and the gods they worshipped. Explore the different jobs the Maya people had and the amazing things they discovered.

Civilizations have existed around the world for centuries. Learn about ancient peoples in the Early Civilizations series--part of the Lightning Bolt Books(R) collection. With high-energy designs, exciting photos, and fun text, Lightning Bolt Books(R) bring nonfiction topics to life!

Families come in many sizes. Some have three people, and some have six. Easy-to-read text and engaging photos let beginning readers explore all kinds of families. This book pairs with the fiction book Families in Our Neighborhood.