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A piercing short story collection that explores the feverish hunger and dizzying pleasure of girlhood and queer coming-of-age in a small town, from an acclaimed emerging writer “An ode to Black girlhood in all its forms, each story its own messy, hilarious, profound illustration of desire...

A sweeping family saga about inheritance and the enduring legacy of Southern Black cowboy culture, from the acclaimed author of Redwood Court, a Reese’s Book Club Pick “Stunning historical fiction.”—People “Epic . . . a family saga in the finest tradition.”—Charmaine Wilkerson, New...

Pumpkin’s Brave Heart is a tender, true story about a beloved little dog whose courage shines through even the hardest moments. When Pumpkin begins coughing one day, her owner immediately senses something is wrong. A visit to the vet reveals that Pumpkin has an enlarged heart — a diagnosis that changes their daily routine but not the deep love they share.

Justin has never quite felt like everyone else.not broken, not dangerous, just...... not normalwhen life begins to shift around him. The only steady thing is Aubrey.she becomes his anchor in late-night silences, in quiet rooms,heavy with thoughts he doesn't always know how to explain.their connection is intense, tender, and sometimes fragile.it feels less like teenage romance and more like survival. As the world keeps moving, expectations grow heavier.family. Identity. The invisible pressure to "be okay.

He woke with a most-pressing problem. He wasn’t ready for the solution. Jerry needs a distraction from his Wendsday morning. It’s troubled. Not by the empty bowls that still remind him of his late cat, Pipsqueak. Nor the kitchen, that could desperately use a ten-thousand-dollar makeover. And last, not by the lottery ticket sitting in his chipped porcelain catchall. Nope. Jerry’s immediate issue is a considerably troubling personal plumbing problem. Then he checks the previous evening’s winning lottery numbers...

You don't need a new life to feel better - You need to notice the good things in the one you already have. In Glimmers, Frauke Arnold introduces a simple but transformative idea: your nervous system is constantly searching for signs that you're safe—and those signs are everywhere. Drawing on insights from neuroscience and the work of Stephen W. Porges, this book reveals how modern life trains us to focus on stress and threat—while filtering out the quiet signals of ease, connection, and belonging. This book shows you how to become aware of them. No complicated routines.

Reconstruction begins where, for most Americans, the story of the Civil War ends: The North is victorious and slavery is abolished. But what happened next was one of the most important decades in American history, a moment when our country grappled with its original sin and imagined — and briefly enacted — a more perfect union.

Michail Antonio wants you to know what it actually feels like to earn a living from playing professional football. 'Humans Not Robots is fantastic … brilliant … eye-opening … enjoyable' The Sunday Times 'Not since Tony Cascarino's seminal Full Time, which is now 26 years old, have I read a...

Catholic Saints for Kids brings 25 beloved saints to life through vivid, cinematic stories your children will beg to hear again. These aren’t dry biographies or dusty encyclopedia entries. These are real stories about real people who got scared, made mistakes, felt alone — and chose God anyway.

Two women, lost in grief and regret, have their lives turned upside down when an old evil moves into their tiny trailer park. Soon, they are fighting to maintain their sanity and survive a terrible curse. In their struggle to endure this evil, Sara Flowers and Ethel Hayes must remember who they once were and rise to meet this challenge.

The classic bestseller that changed how the world thinks about football 'Quite magnificent – a sort of Freakanomics of football.' Jonathan Wilson, Guardian 'If you're a football fan, I'll save you some time: read this book' Daily Telegraph __________ Football truly is the world’s favourite...

A dead husband. A ticking clock. A widow who swears the gears still whisper his name… In a fog-drenched corner of Grimwicke, a grieving widow seeks the help of Rupert Ashcroft—psychic detective and reluctant celebrity—to solve a mystery no one believes. Her husband, a brilliant but reclusive clockmaker, died under suspicious circumstances. But it’s not his death that chills her… it’s the eerie ticking that continues behind the workshop walls. As if his finest creation refuses to stop.

Zoey Rivers thought things might finally settle down at the Sunnyside Retired Witches Community. She thought wrong. From wedding bells to honeymoon chaos to a ghostly mystery that shakes Sunnyside to its floating foundations, this box set delivers three full-length novels packed with the magic, murder, and mayhem fans have come to love.

Olivia "Liv" Thomas spent years building a life that looked perfect from the outside-marriage, motherhood, career, and the friendships that made everything feel steady. But behind the polished surface, she was shrinking, quietly sacrificing her voice, her confidence, and the truth she no longer dared to speak.

When young Ludolf is drawn into the radical world of the Red Army Faction by his older brother, he never imagines how far the consequences will follow him. After a botched kidnapping and bank robbery leaves Germany in shock, Ludolf becomes a fugitive, slipping across continents under false identities, chased by authorities and haunted by the choices he never fully chose.

School can feel like a battlefield. The popular group. The endless selfies. The pressure to be perfect when you feel far from it. Nora, Rochelle, Leah, Amara, and Vera know exactly what that’s like. One wants to fit in at any cost. Another hides her grief behind a smile. One worries her accent makes her “too different.” And some are just tired of never feeling “enough.”

The first song is a jazz number that Jane thinks would fit perfectly with the inside of the cute bookshop. The second is a punk song that William, the mysterious traveling musician, sings to her because it uses her name. The third song on the soundtrack? Well, that's a love song. The bookshop is the start, but chaos in the form of her ex-husband forces her out of town to find the traveling musician and become reacquainted with the music she once made. But her ex continues to threaten the two things that she's rediscovered: love and music. And for every love story, there is the perfect song.

When Mae wakes from a 6-month coma, she barely recognizes her own life. Her fiancé, Rob, a charismatic tech mogul, is more obsessed in running the world’s most popular dating app than rekindling their fractured relationship. But Mae soon discovers that her amnesia isn't the only thing being manipulated. Diving into a dark web of deceit, can Mae uncover truth behind D8N App’s sinister new algorithm before she becomes its next victim? In this darkly comedic thriller, where Black Mirror meets Hitchcockian Gone Girl , trust is a glitch, and love could be the last mistake you ever make.

Mikayla Hartman thought distance would be enough. After fleeing Miami with her thirteen-year-old daughter, Blair, she rebuilds their lives in the quiet foothills outside Boulder, Colorado. Mountains rise behind their new home like silent guardians. Blair makes friends. The house fills with furniture, laughter, and the fragile hope of a second chance. But the past does not stay buried. Lester, Mikayla’s abusive husband, refuses to let go. His messages grow darker. His tone shifts from desperate to cold. Then a photo arrives on Mikayla’s phone.

Eight years ago, the river rose and never fully went back down. In Sorrow Bend, Missouri, the flood changed everything. A third of the town now sits underwater, its rooftops visible from the ridge above the permanent waterline. The people who stayed have learned to live with it. Del Crace is one of them. He runs the Tuesday market in the old Walmart parking lot, keeps the books for the vendors, and maintains a quiet life in the house he nearly abandoned the night the river crested. Then Ruth Cane returns. She left Sorrow Bend the morning after the flood.