Talus has failed at everything except the one thing he never should have succeeded at. His fear of death led him to create an immortality serum that plunged the world into a war it can’t survive. Now the few remaining humans hide in underground bunkers while they try to avoid extermination by an immortal army that marches across the surface. Talus knows the immortals must be stopped, but he needs help from the only people who have managed to fight them off, the humans.Anya is a hum...

Welcome to Smoky Hills Academy#1 in Football #1 in Wolf ShiftersBrielleMy brother is gone. Vanished. Disappeared.Which is not like him at all. Not when he promised to never leave me alone in Smoky Hills. Even though I pretend I’m strong, I know I’m not. Not without Grayson. If only I could find him and bring him back, my chaotic life would finally return to normal.Before I can even create a pla...

A San Francisco Jewish family, a daughter who falls in love with a gentile doctor, and a father who will not have it — argued out on both sides with respect and no melodrama. Wolf was born in San Francisco to French Jewish immigrants, wrote with one arm paralysed from birth, and rarely left the city; this 1892 novel was the first serious American treatment of intermarriage, and it is still the fairest.

This novel is considered one of the earliest works of American Jewish fiction and is notable for its exploration of themes related to assimilation, identity, and the challenges faced by Jewish immigrants in the United States during the late 19th century.The story revolves around the character of David Levison, a Jewish immigrant from Eastern Europe who moves to New York City to pursue a career in medicine. David faces various challenges and dilemmas as he navigates the complex terrain of A...

A humming-bird dipped through the air and lit upon the palm-tree just below the open window; the long drowsy call of a crowing cock came from afar off; the sun spun down in the subdued splendor of a hazy veil. It was a dustless, hence an anomalous, summer's afternoon in San Francisco.

Other Things Being Equal by Emma Wolf.

"Consent is something that is freely given. When that's not the case, it's not consent.""When everyone asks for consent, and respects the given answer, the world is a safer and better place."Are you ready to learn about consent? (If the answer is no, we'll wait until you're ready!). Consent is a 2-way conversation that always starts with a question. And it's something you ask for, and grant, every single time. Learn what consent is and what...

Type 1 diabetes is a chronic illness which affects a lot of people, and being diagnosed can feel scary. This author shows kids how to manage their diagnosis and thrive in their new reality. Learn about what type 1 diabetes is, things to look out for, tools to best manage it, and feel encouraged-with care, attention, and bravery, you are capable of anything!Core themes in this book:Bodies, B...

Water is a necessity for all life, from humans, to animals, to plants and trees! And this essential resource is limited-it's our shared responsibility to treat it with care. Learn about what water is, where it comes from, why it's so important, and how you can take action today to protect the water in your community and the world. Every drop counts!Core themes in this book:Equity, Environme...

Salaam! Or, peace be upon you. What does it mean to be Muslim American? Open this book to begin your journey. This author speaks from her personal experience and shares aspects of how she worships, the customs and traditions she follows, which are also universal to so many Muslim Americans. And, you'll learn a lot of beautiful new words along the way! Most importantly, grow in your understanding ...

Alopecia means losing your hair. Maybe some of it. Maybe all of it. But what it doesn't mean is losing yourself. This young author has already learned a lot with the support of his mom and family. Many people have hair, but some don't. Stop staring and start caring. Then, you'll see the person inside (who's probably pretty awesome!).Core themes in this book:Bravery, Curiosity, Perspective...

"There is no such thing as a 'normal' family.""A family is made of people you love, who are always there for you, and who make you feel safe and seen."What is a blended family? Are they different from your family, or the same? What's it like to be a part of one? Do you get to eat lots of ice cream if you're in one? Find out with an author raising her own blended and beautiful family! This book aims to expand our ideas of what a family can b...