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Does your child wonder why hand warmers get hot, why ice packs feel cold, or what makes a fire burn? This clearly written nonfiction guide unlocks the fascinating science of heat and energy - one step at a time - using plain language, real-world...

What happens inside an atom - and why does it matter? From the invisible nucleus at the heart of every element to the science powering cities and saving lives in hospitals, this illustrated guide walks young readers through one of the most fascinating and...

"What's something you want to do that you've never done?"The question shouldn't have led to anything, and yet it changed the trajectory of my entire life.After my brother's wedding, while drowning my sorrows and loneliness in booze, I accepted an offer for one reckless...

Expanded edition May 2026. A reading is not a spectacle of prediction.It is an attempt at contact.Across the table sits a stranger.Between you, on the table, a deck of ordinary playing cards.And yet, something begins to speak.This scene, however, has become increasingly rare.Most readings...

The 152 most powerful lines ever written about how to live.Marcus Aurelius wrote his while running an empire. Seneca wrote his from exile. Epictetus wrote his after slavery. They didn't write to impress - they wrote because life was hard and they needed the...

They Call It English is a heartfelt and powerful true story told through the innocent and curious eyes of a young child. When a Jewish family is forced to leave the USSR in search of freedom, their journey begins with uncertainty, fear, and sacrifice,...

Ruined for Life? follows Erica and her father, Colin, leading up to and after her traumatic assault. While Erica is in hospital in a coma, the local community focuses on Colin. He is arrested for assaulting and strangling his daughter. He is beaten up...

This is the extraordinary story of an ordinary American who couldn't help but develop doubts where society doesn't allow doubts. In an attempt to overcome those doubts, he asked questions that society does not tolerate; and he gave answers that society suppresses to this...

You don't need more followers. You need a crew.Somewhere between the last move, the new job, the kids, and the quiet nights scrolling your phone, the friendships faded. Not all at once. Just slowly, until one day you realized there wasn't anyone left to...

Willetrudis was a nun, perhaps an abbess, who likely lived in twelfth-century England. Her dē Sūsannā is an original and at times defiant retelling of the biblical story of Susanna in hexameter verse. Pushing back against an interpretive tradition that had increasingly come to...

It is amazing what modern forensic crime-scene investigations can find out. This is also true for the Holocaust. There are many big tomes about this, such as Rudolf's 400+ page book on the Chemistry of Auschwitz, or Mattogno's 1200-page work on the crematoria of...

Louis Davis never imagined that he would end up here. He thought he knew what he was getting into when he agreed to go on a job with Reinshaw, but everything is falling apart. They couldn't steal anything of value, now they're on the...

The match was struck......and Europe and Asia burned.The world was set on fire...April 30, 2033-the day World War III erupted in the open. Across Europe and Asia, the fragile illusion of restraint shattered as missiles, drones, and armor surged forward in coordinated fury.In Eastern...

Having joined SHS fully aware of the risks, Yuushi pushes forward, gradually drawing closer to the truth behind the cult. And finally, his actions lead him to witness Megumi, his long-estranged wife, and her mysterious presence within the organization. As Yuushi continues to work...

As freedom is suffocated by the cruel Chancellor Tench, and the shadow of war deepens over the land of Corynthia, a rebellion rises from the wilderness under the command of the deposed Winston Servailles. Together with his friend and lieutenant, Andre Cordon, Winston leads...

Grace Pugh was not your typical friend, mother, or elementary school teacher, she was a modern woman with a vision and a passion. She was a pilot, flight instructor, and champion of aeronautics. She was Vermont's First Lady of Aviation and the first female...

Five years after the conclusion of Buggin': A Brother's Tale, the second book in the Jerome Mitchell trilogy, focuses on the burgeoning success of Jerome Mitchell's radio show, The Cave, and its impact on fans and listeners of the show. One fan takes the...

Your computer has stopped responding. An orc will now reboot your heart.GregIT is supposed to be about systems, servers, and keeping chaos at bay. But then Sean Rivers walked in-human, grumpy, and a disaster with technology. Suddenly, patching servers comes with heated glances, playful...

In the past few decades, the art and science of weightlifting has gone from being considered dangerous and unnecessary to becoming a pillar of every sport and game. The focus of this book is on basic patterns like push, pull, hinge, squat, and carry...

Reentry into society after incarceration is never easy - but for those on the sex offender registry, particularly individuals whose offenses involved children, the path forward can feel virtually impossible. Stripped of community support, housing opportunities, and social acceptance, these men and women navigate...

In Validate Your Damn Self, Certified Self Doubt Exorcist(R) Devan Robinson, puts the power back where it belongs, in your hands, and shows you exactly how to use it. This isn't another "fix yourself" pep talk. It's a reality check: you were never broken...

A new edition of the classic biography that takes us "as close to the heart and soul of Gram Parsons as any author could." (Nigel Williamson, Uncut) Gram Parsons sang like an angel and dressed like a country star. Sadly he was neither, at...

Mercury in Reggaetón was written after the poet suffered after the worst breakup of his life within the same month-span Trump won the first election. The book aims was to capture the particular political-psycho-sexual turmoil of the author's early twenties. At the time of...

Between 1828 and 1850, antebellum Louisiana experienced a period of immense economic and population growth. During this era of unprecedented change, six master carpenters, all native to other parts of the United States, migrated to the Lafourche region of southeast Louisiana. In The Builders,...

You don't look traumatized. You look successful.You meet deadlines. You handle pressure. You show up for everyone else. But beneath your competence is a quiet exhaustion that rest doesn't fix, success can't solve, and no one around you seems to notice, because you make...

Russia, 1881. The old world is trembling.Elizaveta Georgievna Barvoskaya has known only privilege: a vast estate at Yetovna, the Moscow seasons, the rigid expectations of her class. Watched over by her beloved Nyanya, educated by French governesses, observed by a mother whose cool elegance...

On Halloween night, Private Investigator Jack Colt sees a young woman stuck by lightning on Shades of Death Road. He then begins investigating a series of gruesome murders at a number of New Jersey historic houses that are allegedly haunted. Author: William BaerISBN-10: 1956199330ISBN-13:...

Legend speaks of a time when The Blood Jaguar, bringer of death, comes to claim the lives of millions in one sweep of her fiery claws. It is said that a solitary champion will arise to stand against her, willing to lay down his...

This book has three main sections-the Outside-Inside-Outside chapters-and each section is followed by one, two, or three short pieces by a wide variety of people: convicts and friends, as well as cops and correctional officers. There are also a few extra but related pieces....

Color all the Provinces & Territories of Canada!Learn and explore all the provinces and territories of Canada with delightfully illustrated maps in this comprehensive coloring book. Each map features the capital, motto, official flower, tree, bird and mammal. On the companion page for each...

"Landau makes this study on wading through emotions instead of bypassing them for convenience a breezy enjoyment"--BookLife/Publishers Weekly"A compelling story that encourages readers to examine what it truly means to seek wisdom while remaining authentically human"--Midwest Book Review"Massive news about Guruji. Call me now!"Janelle...

Inner-peace sells, but who's buying? The worlds of rock and metal music are full of dark and depressing themes of sadness, despair and mental illness. Research from mental health charities suggests that 1 in every 4 people struggles with mental illness at some point...

A memoir about growing up in Scotland in the sixties and seventies with undiagnosed autismIs it ever too late to discover your authentic self? Alex Morgan always felt different, she just didn't know why. As a child living above the family's Edinburgh dress shop,...

In this special issue on the Nature of Fantasy, we have a fecundcross-section of scholarship and discussion. Alongside our RegularFeatures, where Oliver Holingdale discusses the creation of his shortfilm, The Green Knight, I explore eco-activism and 'The Art of Revolt'through the form of the...

Sometimes a coastal getaway gives you exactly what you need... whether you asked for it or not.When fiercely independent single mum Callie escapes to the seaside town of Lullbury Bay, she's craving peace, time to paint and space to breathe - not shared accommodation,...

What if the truth really did come out... even just for an hour? Barbara is a curious soul who lives to read books. She's a mum, a wife, a reader, a cat-owner and someone who still believes that kindness matters. Then one rainy afternoon,...

Collective gathers some of the most experienced and acclaimed editors currently working in genre fiction to discuss the practicalities of what they do, from pitching ideas to publishers, to deciding on the sequence the stories should appear in. Focusing on the art of curation,...

The First Communist in Fort Jameson is the compelling autobiography of Nigel Watt, whose life has been intertwined with Africa's journey from late colonial rule to independence and beyond.Arriving in Northern Rhodesia in 1961, Watt worked in education during the final years of colonialism...

They say you can't go home, and honestly, it's the last thing shaman Joanne Walker ever wanted to do. But as she reels from the fallout of her Irish heritage, Jo is pulled back to North Carolina in search of her estranged father, who...

The Nez Perce Treasure, by Dr. Tom Latham, expands the SHANE WOODS SERIES to six books. The story is rich with action, cultural encounters, and moments of self-discovery, all delivered with a wry sense of humor and a touch of spiritual reflection. When Loretta-who...

Cyprus, as the third largest island in the Mediterranean, draws numerous visitors to its famous attractions, but many miss out on visiting less well advertised sites. In this book, British travel writer Richard Powell, who lives locally, takes us on a driving tour of...

You are warmly invited to the wedding of the summer, in the BRAND NEW instalment in the bestselling Pennycress Inn series from Sarah Hope Every book in the Pennycress Inn series can be read as a standalone. She can plan everyone else's happy ever...

Have you ever wondered why our modern concepts of heaven and hell look the way they do, and where these vivid images truly originated?Long before the great medieval poets penned their epics of the underworld, early Christian mystics and writers were exploring the profound...

Have you ever wondered why the translation of a single book could alter the entire course of Western civilization and religious history?The Letter of Aristeas provides a mesmerizing window into that very moment. This ancient text is the primary historical source for the legendary...

Have you ever wondered why the earliest records of Christian martyrdom focus not on physical suffering, but on the triumphant liberation of the spirit?The Second Apocalypse of James provides a compelling modern translation of one of the most powerful and emotionally resonant works of...

Have you ever wondered why some early Christians believed the soul had to battle cosmic gatekeepers to reach heaven?The First Apocalypse of James provides a compelling modern translation of one of the most fascinating and spiritually rich works of the Nag Hammadi Library. This...

Have you ever wondered why certain ancient prophecies were hidden away, and what they reveal about the end of the world?The Apocalypse of Thomas stands as one of the most enigmatic and gripping apocryphal texts of the early Christian period. Attributed to the Apostle...

Have you ever wondered why the traditional story of creation leaves out so many profound mysteries about humanity's divine origins?The Apocalypse of Adam stands as one of the most remarkable and mysterious texts discovered in the Nag Hammadi Library. This ancient Gnostic document presents...

Have you ever wondered why certain spiritual texts were hidden away, or how the ancient understanding of the Divine Feminine can transform your modern spiritual journey?The Thought of Norea presents one of the most intriguing and spiritually rich texts discovered in the Nag Hammadi...

Have you ever wondered why certain ancient spiritual truths were suppressed for centuries, only to resurface when humanity needed them most?In 1945, the discovery of the Nag Hammadi Library changed the landscape of religious history forever. Among these clay-shrouded secrets was the Trimorphic Protennoia,...