The only quiet door in the house is the bathroom door. You lean against it for ninety seconds, scrolling, crying, laughing at something wildly inappropriate-and then you go back out to take a blood pressure reading, refill the pillbox, or explain again what year it is. Caregiving can feel holy, but it is also stupid, boring, terrifying, hilarious, and so lonely it hums. Love sits right next to rage. Gratitude shares a toothbrush with resentment. The system that's supposed to help seems des...

Who Would Win? meets Animorphs in the second book in Maddy Mara's new adventure series! Perfect for young readers who love fast-paced action.Max is . . . a tiger? The amulet has again transformed him into an apex predator. And just in time, too. Real tigers are on the loose! Now Max has to figure out how to keep himself and the escaped tigers out of trouble. Danger is everywhere. The tiger is ready to strike to protect her cubs. The humans who are after the tigers ...

A peaceful building with cozy apartments, and neighbors who keep to themselves; it seemed like a perfect place for Lena to run away to after her life in Finland met a dark end. This beginning grants her a new home, a new remote job...and a new, ever escalating problem.First start the tortured screams. Then a stench starts to waft through the vents, crawls past the floorboards, and clings to her clothes. Is it just spoiled meat from a broken freezer or is her next door neighbor perh...

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Mara Jacobs comes Book 1 in the Anna Dawson mystery series.My name is Anna Dawson, and I'm a gambler.And like any gambler will tell you, sometimes that’s good, and sometimes...not so much. And sometimes it’s an outright problem.I love Vegas, and I love the life I've built, but when one of my friends is murdered, and another one shot at, I know I need to take a serious lo...

"Mesmeric and beautiful." —Colm Tóibín"Paradise Burns is stunning. Tender and moving, it's the perfect novel for our current moment." —Eliza Clark, author of Boy PartsIn a rapidly deteriorating world, two best friends pursue a future worth believing in, in this second novel from “one of the best young writers working today” (Catherine Lacey).When Rita and Líton meet at a party, the...

Can you match the superpower to the Marvel super hero? Get ready to guess, lift, and discover in this exciting interactive board book featuring fan-favorite characters.Is that Spider-Man’s web or Captain America’s shield? Whose giant green fists are smashing through the page?With colorful clues and playful text, this sturdy board book invites young readers to test their super hero knowledge in a fun-filled guessing game. Lift eight gatefold flaps to reveal ...

Inside every person lives a voice that doubts, criticizes, and undermines—an inner critic that can feel impossible to silence. But what if you could transform that voice into a source of strength instead of shame?Rewrite Your Story offers a practical, compassionate guide to healing the negative narratives that hold you back. With relatable insights, real-world examples, and step-by-step tools, this book helps you uncover where self-criticism comes from, understand why it persists, ...

Ingrown hairs, razor bumps, razor burn, irritation, and dark marks can turn a simple hair-removal routine into a frustrating cycle.If your bikini line becomes red, bumpy, itchy, irritated, or marked after shaving, waxing, sugaring, or other hair-removal methods, the problem may not be that you need a more complicated skincare routine. It may be that your hair-removal routine is repeatedly irritating your skin.BIKINI LINE INGROWN HAIRS is a practical, evidence-info...

Make the Mental Load Visible is a practical, research-informed guide for couples who want a fairer, calmer, more connected home life. Many partners contribute in visible ways, yet one person often becomes the default manager of everything that keeps a household running: remembering appointments, planning meals, tracking school needs, coordinating childcare, buying gifts, managing calendars, and anticipating problems before they happen. Mara D. Reed explains why this invisible work is diffe...

At the Commonlight Inn, promises written into the register can be bound by magic, and the houseglow never lies.Temporary registrar Mira Pell has ten days left to prove she belongs at the warm, crowded inn she has begun to think of as home. Then a sealed packet of bridge-relief vouchers vanishes during a routine transfer.The enchanted register confirms that the sealed packet crossed the charter-safe threshold exactly as promised. But the safe is empty. House...

"She hit me with her car. We're taking it slow."After a grueling shift at the ER, all Morgan Gatlin wants is to go home—easier said than done in the worst snowstorm to hit New York City in years. One moment, she’s ignoring the Christmas nonsense all around her, and the next, she’s crashing bumper first into unsuspecting pedestrian Elena Solorzano.Guilt-stricken, Morgan rushes Elena to the hospital, and, when the storm shuts down Elena’s only way ho...

After three years spent studying abroad, Ada returns to her rural village and is once again driving around with Vicen� Jr. and coming home giddy late in the summer night. She spends long days recounting stories and inventing some of her own: like the story of the farmer who lost two fingers in a combine and who loves to dance; the story of an attack by a cow; the story of earrings, angrily tossed them into the reservoir, swallowed by an enormous catfish, and how the old catfish, with gold ...