Hardcover Books

Does your child love vacuums?My Vacuum Book is a playful early reader designed for young children learning kindergarten sight words. Follow a cute little robot vacuum as he cleans up a big mess, one sight word at a time. He even calls himself a...

A hidden pirate war. A broken family. A new world on the edge of collapse.On the frontier of space, survival means choosing who you become.When mankind first looked to the heavens, Morag was only a distant light in the sky. Generations later, it has...

Louise Hay's beloved self-help classic returns in a strikingly colorful keepsake edition, featuring deluxe design elements including sprayed edges, foil detailing, a handheld mirror, and the bonus book Mirror Work.Discover the international sensation and New York Times bestseller that has sold more than 50...

This book was not written from comfort. It was written from memory. From places that still echo. From soil that still holds names long after the voices have quieted. From rooms where silence said more than people ever could.There are stories we inherit without...

Book Three of the bestselling Dungeon Slayer series, with over 33,000 reader ratings and reviews worldwide.Trapped in a deadly dungeon, Tad faces a threat unlike anything he has survived before.Infected with a werewolf virus and cut off from escape, Tad Harrington finds himself locked...

Book Two of the bestselling Dungeon Slayer series, with over 33,000 reader ratings and reviews worldwide.The tower awaits, and its trials will decide Tad's fate.After the devastating loss of friends and party members, Tad Harrington stands at the threshold of the endless class tower,...

Book One of the bestselling Dungeon Slayer series, with over 33,000 reader ratings and reviews worldwide.Dungeons are appearing all over the Earth. The skies are darkening as the dungeons emit more and more blackness that threatens to block out the sun entirely. Humanity is...

This book is the story of my life-a life lived throughout the twentieth century. A time when parents stood on the porch and yelled or whistled for you to come home. With no A/C, we spent endless summer nights with the windows open, hoping...

Dear Big Sister, is a book dedicated to my daughter Autumn from my son, her little brother Aiden. They are 7 years apart and share the most special bond between siblings from the moment he was in my belly. Her touch and sound of...

Using sources from the Alaska territory and the American west, Jennifer L. Williams details the life of Mary Elizabeth Gibson Hart, who was a well-known writer and personality in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book demonstrates that her valuable contributions to...

This monograph explores how economic and social development occurred in the Cycladic Islands between the Late Bronze Age and the Persian Wars. The examination sets the remarkable 8th to 6th century development into a diachronic context. A comprehensive set of archaeologically attested evidence from...

In Losing Richard, Julie Maxwell bares her soul, recounting the devastating journey of loving her husband through the unrelenting grip of dementia. What once shone brightly as a golden marriage now flickers in the shadows, transforming into a poignant tale of love, loss, and...

As a servant of God, I began writing inspirational poems to share with people in the hospital. My desire was to please God and to witness good things happening in people's lives. Loving others has never been difficult for me, and I understood that...

In a happy little marsh, a bright blue heron loved wading, singing, and nibbling tiny fish with her flock. Life was calm... until one day- CRACK! BAM! TIMBER!Trees fell. Buildings rose. And her peaceful home began to change.Determined to help her friends, the Little...

Modern software systems appear stable while quietly losing the ability to tell the truth.Outages, data disputes, security incidents, and regulatory failures rarely begin with dramatic technical collapse. More often, they begin with systems that look healthy but cannot produce trustworthy evidence when conditions change....

A two-volume compendium of Josef Frank's culturally critical, often witty and biting texts on modernism and architecture, offered for the first time in a complete edition alongside many of the original illustrations.For more than five decades, from the 1910s to the early 1960s, Josef...

Love has a way of coming full circle. In 1865 France, a Japanese samurai princess far from home forms an unexpected bond with a rising young artist-Claude Monet. Their connection is tender, complicated, and shaped by forces neither of them fully understands. More than...

What if you could unlock the healing power of the mind - and help others do the same?In Hypnosis for Successful Minds, internationally recognised Master Trainer and Clinical Hypnotherapist Cherry Farrow delivers a clear, structured, and modern guide to hypnosis that bridges science, psychology,...

Leave reality behind; it's not good for you.But readers beware. Death awaits those who venture within ...Horrors of the human psyche are brought together in a collection of short stories and flash fiction that will make even the most pitiful lives seem normal.Within these...

Arranged chronologically, History of War provides a sumptuous, pictorial guide to the most significant conflicts in human history, from the Bronze Age to the 21st Century.Mankind has waged warfare for as long as hunters have been able to wield deadly weapons: rock paintings dating...

Chelsey and Marcus had the kind of love that was glued together by laughter, trust, and patience. It was the sort of love that felt unbreakable . . . until grief tested every emotion.After the devastating accident that stole Marcus's father, brother and brother-in-law,...

A BRAND-NEW Tudor timeslip novel from BESTSELLING author Nicola Cornick. Based on the true story of Anna of Cleves, perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory and Alison Weir! 'What a fascinating story. I enjoyed every moment of it. Intriguing and with a lovely time-slippery...

Gotham's darkest truth doesn't begin with Batman--it begins with a crime that rewrites the soul of a city. Tom King (Mister Miracle) and Phil Hester (Green Arrow) deliver a razor-sharp noir that delivers the definitive origin of Gotham City! Gotham City, 1961. Helen Wayne,...

Pinch is Santa's Bad Elf. Santa is delivering presents just like any other Christmas until Pinch beats him to the next house on the list. When Santa arrives, he finds Pinch has created a huge mess-and he must stop Pinch before it's too late.Author:...

Jan and her dog continue their hike through the desert. Can Tup overcome his fear?This book has about 300 words.DOG ON A LOG Books are for anyone learning to read with phonics, including people with dyslexia. You can start anywhere in the series based...

5 books in 1! Each Book has 140-210 words.DOG ON A LOG Books are for anyone learning to read with phonics, including people with dyslexia. You can start anywhere in the series based on your student's reading skills.The word list below will help you...

Enjoy the timeless world of Stoic wisdom with Seneca's most enduring work, presented in an elegant pocket hardback edition with gilded page edges. In the final years of his life, the Roman statesman and philosopher Seneca penned more than a hundred letters containing his...

This striking hardback edition brings together the foundational works of the 'weird fiction' genre from the pens of Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and more, presented with eye-catching cover embossing and printed page edges. A number of writers made their reputations in the pulp magazine...

This visually stunning graphic novel transforms Sun Tzu's timeless strategy classic into an accessible, action-packed read, perfect for fans of history, philosophy, and leadership. The Art of War Graphic Novel brings to life the classic ancient Chinese text by Sun Tzu. With an engaging...

Dante's epic classic poem, The Divine Comedy, collected in this beautiful 3-book boxset. The Divine Comedy is one of the greatest works of western literature. Dante imagines the afterlife by representing his own travel through Hell, Purgatory and Heaven. These three books are elegantly...

Bishop's Pawn - A Jake Bishop ThrillerIn his daring and no-holds-barred anti-fascist debut novel, Bishop's Pawn, former US Army Ranger turned best selling military author Mir Bahmanyar electrifies in this propulsive international action thriller set against today's fractured political climate. A special operations mission...

One day in 1950, in the midst of lunch with colleagues, Italian/American physicist Enrico Fermi suddenly asked, "Where is everybody?"Fermi wasn't referring to the lunch crowd. What Fermi was pondering was why-with so many Sun-like stars in our Galaxy, and the potential of so...

"Primary Method in the Church School" is a foundational text for educators and scholars of religious instruction, focusing on the pedagogical techniques required to teach young children effectively within a church setting. Written by Alberta Munkres, a dedicated specialist in early education, this volume...

"The Principles of Applied Zoology" is a comprehensive foundational text exploring the practical application of zoological knowledge to human welfare. This work bridges the gap between theoretical biology and the practical challenges of agriculture, medicine, and industry. The book examines the complex relationship between...

"Principles of Preaching" serves as a comprehensive guide and textbook for the art of homiletics, specifically designed for both the classroom and the solitary student. Utilizing a rigorous inductive method, Ozora Stearns Davis provides a structured framework for understanding the essential components of effective...

"A Primer of Modern Art" serves as a comprehensive and illuminating guide to the transformative movements that redefined the visual arts in the early 20th century. Sheldon Cheney explores the core principles behind modernism, moving beyond mere representational realism to explain the emotional and...

"Press and Foreign Policy" provides a foundational analysis of the complex interplay between the news media and the development of international affairs. Bernard C. Cohen examines the specific roles that journalists and government officials inhabit, exploring how the press acts as a bridge between...

"Prehistoric Man of the Santa Barbara Coast" is an exhaustive archaeological and anthropological examination of the early human inhabitants of the California coastline. Authored by David Banks Rogers, a dedicated researcher and curator, this work provides a detailed account of extensive field excavations and...

"A Preface to Molière" provides a comprehensive and scholarly introduction to the life and works of the celebrated 17th-century French playwright, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known as Molière. Written by H. Ashton, this study examines the theatrical landscape of the era, exploring the social and...

"The Practical Book of Chinaware" is an authoritative guide to the history and identification of porcelain and ceramics from around the globe. This comprehensive work serves as an essential reference for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of the decorative arts. It provides detailed insights into...

"Practical Mathematics: Part 1: Arithmetic With Applications" is a foundational educational text designed to bridge the gap between abstract mathematical concepts and their real-world applications. This volume serves as a comprehensive guide to the essentials of arithmetic, while laying the groundwork for further studies...

"The Power That Wins" is a profound exploration of the spiritual and mental laws that govern human success and personal fulfillment. Written by Ralph Waldo Trine, a leading figure in the New Thought movement, this work delves into the transformative potential of the human...

"Political Science and Government" is a comprehensive and foundational treatise on the nature, structure, and functions of the state. Written by James Wilford Garner, one of the preeminent political scientists of the early twentieth century, this work provides a systematic analysis of the principles...

"A Pot of Paint" offers a compelling look at the vibrant and often controversial world of late Victorian art. Written by the esteemed art historian John Rothenstein, this work explores the lives, styles, and philosophies of the artists who defined the 1890s. The title...

"The Polyglots" is a seminal work of modernist fiction that captures the absurdity and melancholy of a world in transition. Set in the Far East during the chaotic aftermath of World War I and the Russian Revolution, the novel follows Captain Georges Diabologh, a...

"The Poppy Seed Cakes" is a beloved collection of children's stories that captures the whimsical spirit of traditional nursery tales and folklore. The narrative follows the adventures of a young boy named Andrewshek and his Aunt Katushka, who has traveled from the old country...

"Poets and Playwrights" is a scholarly collection of critical essays by the distinguished literary historian Elmer Edgar Stoll, offering a rigorous examination of the masters who shaped the English literary landscape. This volume focuses on the profound contributions of figures such as William Shakespeare,...

"The Poisoned Loving-Cup" is a provocative and detailed critique of early 20th-century American education, focusing on the alleged infiltration of pro-British sentiment in history textbooks. Charles Grant Miller, a staunch advocate for American nationalism, examines how school curricula were being reshaped by international interests,...

"The Poems & Plays of Robert Browning 1833-1844" brings together the foundational literary achievements of a preeminent Victorian poet and playwright. This volume captures the early creative output of Robert Browning, charting his development from his debut with "Pauline" to the celebrated complexity of...

"More About Me: Poems for a Child" is an enchanting collection of verse by the celebrated English poet and playwright John Drinkwater. This volume captures the innocent wonder and everyday adventures of childhood through simple yet evocative language. Drinkwater explores the small miracles of...