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The history of drones is as fascinating as it is complicated. Each year brings new innovations.

From the early 1900s to now, drones, or UAVs (unpiloted aerial vehicles), have been used for a wide variety of purposes, ranging from warfare to synchronized entertainment to exploring other planets like Mars. This graphic novel reveals the pivotal moments and important inventors that ushered the technology into the modern age--and beyond.

Now that the entire world knows about the Giants, a PR war kicks off to capture the hearts and minds of the people.

Mr. Crossland blames Erin and Siegfried for everything--but the kids have their own kind of message to send. Meanwhile, a young Cambodian girl named Leap discovers a latent ability to communicate with a gigantic half-buried statue made of stone. Bora, her twin brother, mocks her for fabricating a fairy tale to escape their difficult daily lives. Then Kyma the stone Giant speaks to Bora, turning the fable into reality. Will this discovery bring the twins closer together, or will it push them to the breaking point and expose the world to the dangerous greed of the Crossland Corporation?

One night nearly killed her. But it also set her free.

Trapped in an abusive marriage and a society that demands her silence, Namratha knows survival comes at a cost. However, when a violent encounter nearly claims both her and her daughter's lives, fear becomes a spark--and she is done being afraid. Armed with fluent French, a background in hospitality, and a spirit too fierce to break, she boards a plane to pursue an MBA in Bordeaux, France, temporarily leaving her daughter with her parents for safety. In the midst of the bucolic vineyards and ancient châteaux, Nam discovers the magical world of wine and winemaking. As she heals and reinvents herself, she hitchhikes through the vineyards of Margaux, masters the art of wine tasting in Italy, unlocks hidden cellars beneath Paris, and witnesses high-stakes wine auctions in London. But even as her name rises in the world of winemaking, a shadow follows--her husband's relentless grip and the battle to reunite with her daughter.

Vineyard Melody is a breathtaking tale of hope, survival and transformation--a true story of a woman who traded chains for courage, fear for passion, and a life defined by others for one written by her own hand.

A cursed screen-writing prodigy with a poisoned pen is pulled out of his drunken stupor by a fresh-faced amateur photographer who gives his life new meaning.

A young screenwriter who has skyrocketed to success on the back of his groundbreaking writing abilities discovers his pen is poisoned when all the people he has based his characters on meet untimely deaths. When a new love interest sparks his creativity, will he risk further misfortune or retire his pen forever?

Yoichi is freeloading at a run-down brothel when, after watching one of Kei Kitahara's movies for the first time, he suddenly discovers his purpose in life--photography. In a twist of fate, Yoichi finds himself taking pity on a drunk lying in the gutter, only to discover it's Kei Kitahara himself. The two spend glorious days together, and while Yoichi's love for his idol grows, so too does his realization of how far apart in talent they are. Feeling left behind, his love soon begins to fester, twisting his desire for them to grow old together into something far worse--a suicide pact!

"A win for adult horror fans and a surprisingly unique take on the haunted house story." --Booklist, starred review

HOUSES AREN'T THE ONLY THING THAT ARE HAUNTED. . . . Architect of terror Michael W. Conrad (Wonder Woman, In Bloom) and 2024 Ringo Award winner Dave Chisholm (Miles Davis and the Search for the Sound) launch a deep and disturbing excursion into 21st century--horror with a new kind of tale that will rebuild the four walls of the American ghost story from the foundation up . . .

Thirteen years ago, Orin McCabe was a family man living a privileged life in the California suburbs. Today, he's condemned to death row for murdering his entire family in an unexpected fit of hammer-wielding brutality. In the aftermath of his heinous crime, it's fallen to a trio of eclectic, but dedicated, ghost hunters--Jacob, the holy man; Holland, the skeptic; and their leader, Del, a true believer in the occult and worlds beyond--to surveil the abandoned McCabe home in search of proof for the existence of the undead . . . and whatever supernatural source may have possibly fueled McCabe's inhuman massacre. But this ill-matched and uneasy squad of investigators is about to discover something much more terrifying than any ordinary spirit. . . . Something much more pernicious, much more contagious, that if not contained, could take full advantage of America's unquenchable appetite for violence and deliver a plague of blood unto us all . . .

Collects issues #1-4 of Plague House in a twisting tale of horror that's as blood-soaked as the ground you stand on.

Back off, Ice King! These princesses are out to chew bubblegum and kick butt--and they're all out of bubblegum . . .

Whether it's defeating Magic Man at Princess High Tea (back off with your dumb irony and words and junk, Magic Man!), celebrating birthdays in the FIRST PERSON (ooooo), discovering the whereabouts of Lumpy Space Princess's missing star (y'all better have flippin' good alibis, OK?), crowning the Best Princess Ever (who will take home the coveted Betamax 3000 Tiara Buffer?!), or overseeing a phantasmagoric* (*phantasmagoric: dreamy, weird, changing, shifting) hot air balloon race, these princess-focused adventures pack a most mathematical punch!

Princess Bubblegum, LSP, Turtle Princess, Muscle Princess, Hot Dog Princess--the list goes on! All these princesses and more grace the pages of this specially curated Adventure Time collection, featuring issues #15, 20, 35, and 62-69 of the original comics run with stories written by Ryan North (The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl), Mariko Tamaki (Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me), and Delilah S. Dawson (Star Wars: Phasma), and drawn by Shelli Paroline & Braden Lamb (Midas) and Ian McGinty (Bee and PuppyCat)!

"Life hacks" take on a whole new meaning when two students exploit glitches that distort reality!

Hitsujiya's life is forever changed when his high school friend Kokudo reveals the secret of "hacks." By following specific instructions found in a mysterious notebook, he can alter reality itself!

Kokudo and Hitsujiya experiment with the hacks and learn more about their strange nature. It's all fun and games at first. But when Kokudo uses a hack to go back in time, things take a dark turn. Hitsujiya attempts to do the same thing, but if a hack's directions aren't followed precisely, the results can be devastating!

Here and Now - A bilingual singable book celebrating motherhood and promoting parent/child bonding (Traditional Chinese, English, and Pinyin).

Sing along in English or Mandarin. Easy-to-follow colored keys guide enables families to play the song on the piano, xylophone, and more.

I haven't written for a few days, because I wanted first of all to think about my diary. It's an odd idea for someone like me to keep a diary; not only because I have never never done so before, but because it seems to me that neither I- nor for that matter anyone else- will be interested in the unbosoming of a thirteen -year -old schoolgirl. Still, what does that matter? I want to write, but more than that, I want to bring out all kinds of things that lie buried deep in my heart."" Anne Frank.

A comprehensive introduction to the natural history of ponds, small lakes, and other quiet or still bodies of water in the eastern United States

This richly illustrated guide introduces readers to the biology and structure of freshwater ponds, smaller lakes, and associated wetlands in the eastern United States, and to the natural life that thrives in and around them--the flora, insects, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and fish.

Through photographs, illustrations, and detailed diagrams, Patrick J. Lynch brings ponds to life in their great variety, from freshwater marshes and swamps to vernal pools, bogs and pocosins, and beyond. He explains the natural and environmental history of these special regions: Why and how have they evolved? Why are they important to the larger ecological picture? And how are human activity and climate change defining the present and changing the future of these precious ecosystems?

Lynch's guide is concise yet comprehensive, an indispensable tool for natural history buffs, birders, anglers, boaters, canoers, hikers, and environmental educators.

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 the tranquil beauty and everyday warmth of Japanese culture.

Step into the serene and inviting world of Kawaii Japan! This book features super cute animals enjoying peaceful moments from traditional tea to strolling streets lined with cherry blossom trees. Discover scenes of cozy homes, bustling markets, and quiet parks. Get comfy, grab your favorite colors, and bring these gentle, heartwarming Japanese-inspired scenes to life!

This Kawaii Japan 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.

Lydia has had a passion for climate issues for as long as she can remember.

After a fall at school, her well-meaning friends and family are against her getting out on the streets to protest, but Lydia is determined to challenge the ableism she sometimes encounters while she promotes climate action, no matter the risks.

Love on Planet A explores friendship, first love, and fighting for change. With its authentic representation of disability, a strong-willed protagonist, and a socially conscious narrative, this novel is perfect for teens who are passionate about activism and making their voices heard. This is a great selection for libraries, schools, and bookstores looking to expand their collection of engaging, inclusive fiction.

A practical, kid-friendly workbook to help children manage envy, jealousy, and "it's not fair" feelings

Feeling jealous or thinking "it's not fair" is a normal part of growing up, but when these emotions start to cause distress, conflict, or frustration, children may need extra support. This engaging workbook helps kids understand envy and jealousy, why these feelings show up, and how they can learn healthier ways to cope.

What to Do When It's Not Fair is a revised and updated edition of the best-selling workbook that guides children through proven, step-by-step strategies for managing envy and comparison. Using a playful pirate and spyglass metaphor, kids learn how focusing too closely on what others have can cause them to miss the positive things in their own lives--and how to "zoom out" to see the bigger picture. Through interactive exercises, approachable illustrations, and clear guidance, children build skills to handle disappointment, jealousy, and unfair feelings with greater confidence and perspective.

A dedicated section for parents and caregivers provides additional psychological insight and practical tools for supporting children as they practice new coping strategies at home and in everyday situations.

Key features:

• For Ages 8-9 Designed for children who struggle with jealousy, envy, or frequent "it's not fair" reactions
• Interactive Workbook Format Hands-on activities and illustrations keep kids engaged and motivated
• Evidence-Based Approach Introduces cognitive-behavioral techniques in a clear, child-appropriate way
• Emotion Regulation Skills Helps children manage comparison, build gratitude, and respond more calmly to frustrating situations
• Trusted Series and Publisher Part of the What-to-Do Guides for Kids series from Magination Press, the children's imprint of the American Psychological Association

What would it be like to travel back in time to see dinosaurs, or forward to meet your future self? Scientists have theories about how time travel might happen. Learn about these ideas and whether we could ever travel through time.

A tornado is a twisting storm that can destroy everything in its path. Scientists are looking for more accurate ways to predict when a tornado might happen, and how to tame a tornado's destructive power. Discover some ways scientists might make this happen.

The Aztecs built an empire on two swampy islands in Lake Texcoco. They thrived until Spanish explorers came and took control. From farming to warfare, learn about the daily life of the Aztecs.

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!