From one of our most beloved poets, Benjamin Zephaniah, and bestselling illustrator Emily Sutton comes this powerful and uplifting book for children - an urgent, hopeful call to restore our relationship with Earth, and rewild our future. In the beginning, the land was bare. Humanity rose, learned to speak, to farm, to build, to imagine. With language, art, science and community, we shaped the world - and ourselves. For a time, we lived in harmony with nature. But, as cities grew and indust...

In this heart-stopping story, Benjamin Zephaniah shows us what it was like to be a child of the Windrush generation.Leonard is shocked when he arrives to the cold, grey shores of England from warm Jamaica and struggles to adjust to his new life. His parents say they moved to Great Britain in order to make a better life, so he does his best not to complain, even when the food tastes different, he struggles to make friends, and even when people hurt him with their ...

A playful, funny and thought-provoking collection from the iconic Benjamin Zephaniah. Poems packed with wisdom and laughter, poems that cherish and challenge our world, poems that delight in our differences and similarities.‘Dere’s a SonnetUnder me bonnetDere’s a EpicIn me ear‘Dere’s a NovelIn me navelDere’s a Classic...

THE PAST DID NOT DISAPPEAR. SOMEONE BURIED IT.What if the greatest mysteries of history are not the stories we have forgotten—but the stories someone desperately wanted us to forget?The Seventh Seal of the Lost Kingdom takes readers into the shadowy world of vanished kingdoms, buried archives, ancient artifacts, disputed prophecies, corrupted maps, and secrets preserved across centuries.Beginning with the forgotten kingdoms of the ancient w...

What animal has a funny smile, feathery gills, lives underwater, and can regenerate parts of its body?The axolotl!The Axolotl Fact Book for Kids takes young readers on an exciting journey into the fascinating world of one of nature's most unusual amphibians.Inside this fun and educational book, kids will discover where axolotls come from, what they look like, how they breathe, what they eat, how they hunt, and what life is like in their natural habitat. They'll also...

Offers an ethnographic and lived-account exploration of conflict, belonging, and peacebuilding in Southern Kaduna, showing how colonial legacies, identity politics, and everyday experiences shape intercommunal relations and possibilities for reconciliation among divided communities in contemporary Nigeria.This book explores the complex and contested terrain of conflict and peace in Southern Kaduna, Nigeria, through the voices of community members and the author’s o...

Many Christians have learned to manage their behavior without ever learning to tell the truth about their hearts.The Weight of a Quiet Heart is a biblically grounded guide to emotional health as Christian discipleship — for readers who love God, want to grow, and sense that old wounds, anxious patterns, or a thin prayer life are quietly limiting their walk with Christ.Across 35 chapters, you'll learn to:• Name what you actually feel, and bring it ho...

There is a place the Lord goes that we are told He does not go.Of the Making of Untiers is a ten-principle devotional built around a true account of obedience in unlikely places — a police cruiser at midnight, a dinner table set for an enemy, a hospital room, a foreign courtroom. Each encounter becomes a doorway into a single, disarming question: what if fear is not the enemy, but the compass pointing to the lie beneath it?Across ten chapters you w...

clear, well-organized claim about your business is still just a claim.The Evidence Layer, Book Two in The AI Trap series, is about what actually convinces astranger — a customer or a machine evaluating you on their behalf — that the claim istrue.This book walks through every major form of evidence a business can build honestly:specific reviews versus vague ones, earned citations versus purchased ones, genuinelyearned backlinks versus link schemes,...

"Good intentions aren't a management system."Most managers of neurodivergent employees genuinely care about getting it right—yet many still fall into the same avoidable traps: vague instructions that assume a shared internal clock, feedback that feels like a verdict instead of actionable information, rescuing instead of coaching, and accommodation conversations approached with unnecessary anxiety.The ADHD-Friendly Team is the companion guide to

Why do older adults engage more with misinformation online, even when they often identify falsehoods correctly in surveys? Benjamin Lyons investigates this paradox using a host of survey experiments and behavioral trace data. Analyses across multiple nationally representative samples show that older Americans disproportionately consume and share low-credibility political and health content—but not due to simple cognitive decline or inability to detect false claims. Rather, this gap emerges...

What did Dr. Hulda Clark believe was behind disease, and why did her unconventional health theories attract so much attention?Dr. Hulda Clark Treatment and Cure explores the ideas, treatments, and controversies surrounding Clark’s alternative-health approach. From her theories about parasites and environmental toxins to herbal preparations, cleansing practices, and the controversial “zapper,” this book examines the methods associated with her work and the claims made about them.