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Baseball has brought families together for generations, but what happens when a son no longer has time for a catch with his dad? Catch, a children's book written by D.C. Swanson, follows the story of a family as they learn about love, patience, regret, and renewal through the baseball catches they have with one another and the catches they never got to have.

Give your young players the best start in baseball. In Tee Ball Myths & Solutions, Marty Schupak debunks the myths and shows parents and coaches how to teach fundamentals, run smarter practices, and inspire a lifelong love of the game.

From boardrooms to befuddled aliens, what if the high-tech absurdities of modern life accelerated to warp speed? The stories in Neil Rackham's debut science fiction collection, Elliptical Billiard Balls, explore the worlds of business and tech - not to mention English-speaking dogs and aliens who communicate via smells - to create strange new futures.

When nervous rookie Leo joins Team Velocity, every lap feels like a leap into the unknown. His helmet wobbles, his knees shake, and his dreams of keeping up with confident racers Max and Mia seem out of reach. But with a little courage, a lot of practice, and the help of his coach’s wisdom — “Confidence begins with trying” — Leo learns that real victory isn’t about finishing first… it’s about believing in yourself.

For years, you’ve given your best to everyone else—family, work, friends—while secretly battling self-doubt, exhaustion, and the nagging feeling that you’re not “enough.” You’ve read self-help tips, tried to stay positive, maybe even dabbled in manifestation… but something still feels missing. Deep down, you long for a practice that isn’t just words, but a way to truly transform your energy, mindset, and daily life.

When I was younger, I used to think interesting people were born different. They always seemed to have the best stories, the perfect observations, the magnetic spark that made everyone want to be around them. I thought you either had it or you didn’t. What I discovered over the years is that being interesting is not about being born with some rare talent—it’s about how you choose to live and how you choose to see. This book is the result of years of paying attention, experimenting in conversations, and learning how small shifts can make a big difference in the way people experience you.

The story of USS Phoenix, later known as ARA General Belgrano, is one of the most extraordinary naval odysseys of the twentieth century. From her birth in the shipyards of New Jersey to her fiery baptism at Pearl Harbour, from the island-hopping campaigns of the Pacific War to her second life under the Argentine flag, she lived two dramatic and contrasting existences. This book tells her complete story, exploring how a single warship came to embody the ambitions, tragedies, and controversies of two nations separated by oceans but linked by history.

In a valley where the streams have forgotten how to sing and the waterfalls flow without color, the last spark of magic has vanished. For a girl named Mya, this silence is unbearable. When her final attempt at a spell fades into nothing, she is left with a hollow ache and a world turning to gray. But a whisper from the woods and a secret map left by her grandmother ignite a new hope. Joined by Kael, a boy with an unshakeable belief in the unseen, Mya embarks on a desperate quest to find a sunken tower, mend a broken wand, and confront the Shadow Thief who is bleeding the valley of its life.