Illustrated throughout by Dotty Sutton, and perfect for fans of Loki: A Bad God’s Guide to Being Good, Tom Gates, and Charlie Changes into a Chicken, Scarlet Saves the Multiverse is the unbelievably funny, exciting, and action-packed sequel to Scarlet: Defender of the Universe – a middle-grade Guardians of the Galaxy.Wanna see a magic trick? OF COURSE YOU DO!! I can guess what time it is. I don’t know who you are or where yo...

History is written by the victors, but it is built by the silent. For centuries, our understanding of slavery has been confined to a single, racialized narrative. But beneath the surface of modern history lies a much older, more complex architecture of human coercion—one that spanned every continent and ensnared every race. In Unseen Chains, author James Davis pulls back the veil on the "spectrum of unfreedom." From the debt-bondage of ancient Mesopotamia to the Slavic human reservoirs of ...

What if history took a different turn? In Skyblood Chronicle, the age of exploration is flipped on its head. The native civilizations of the Americas—rich with innovation, unity, and spiritual command of the land—rise as the dominant world power. While European empires fracture in ignorance and disease, it is the native tribes who build great cities, harness the sky, and voyage across oceans. But with power comes peril. As the new rulers of the world shape history in their image, alliances...

The Great Comic Book Jailbreak is a non-fiction legal comedy that chronicles the high-stakes, unfolding drama of the world's most iconic superheroes finally busting out of their corporate vaults. Written with a playful, rebellious, and informative tone, the book reframes the impending expiration of the original 1930s-era copyrights on characters like Superman and Batman not as a loss, but as a thrilling, "government-sanctioned heist" for global culture. This expansive work is not a mere dr...

What if the strongest leadership lessons weren’t taught in MBA programs or corporate retreats—but earned in the trenches, where lives are on the line and decisions must be made in seconds?In today’s complex, fast-moving world, the leadership playbook is broken. Performance is prioritized over people. Strategy often replaces service. But real leadership—the kind that commands loyalty, builds trust, and drives lasting impact—has always followed a different code.Command and Ch...

Goodbye Penny explores the American one‑cent coin as a symbol woven through the nation’s history, economy, and identity. James Davis traces the penny’s origins from the chaotic world of colonial currency to the creation of the U.S. Mint and the cent’s role in shaping everyday commerce. The book follows the penny through wars, depressions, cultural shifts, and redesigns, showing how this tiny coin became both an economic tool and a cultural touchstone. Davis examines debates over its useful...

This book also addresses emotional intelligence in relationships. Emotional regulation, along with the ability to express positive and negative emotions constructively, shows the maturity many people look for in a partner. This book on controlling emotions is great to work through together!Mastering these principles helps with toughness, resilience, understanding others, and looking after personal needs. Due to the unique style, this book can also teach emotional in...

The funniest book of the year from an incredibly exciting new voice in children’s fiction!Are you sitting comfortably? Are you fantasising about bamboo? Do you have black and white fur? Are you huge and cute and cuddly-looking? Well, put this book down, because you are a panda, and this is not a book for pandas.This is a story about a girl called Scarlet. She’s nine years old, just like you, if you’re nine. If you’re not nine, then she’s more l...

Some images never fade. The Faces of Forever is a powerful exploration of the children whose faces became etched into history—moments captured in time that continue to move, haunt, and inspire generations. These are the images that stopped the world, the stories that refused to be forgotten, and the young lives that became symbols of something far greater than themselves. Through gripping narrative and thoughtful reflection, James Davis goes beyond the photograph to uncover the truth behin...

Socially Smarter is a straight-talking, no-fluff guide to handling yourself in the real world. Whether you’re awkward at parties, unsure what to say in conversations, or just tired of feeling out of place, this book delivers clear, honest advice on how to show up better — without changing who you are. From basic hygiene and body language to listening skills and not being that guy, this isn’t about becoming someone else. It’s about being your best self — and understanding what people around...

Try to Kill Me: The Confessions of HIV is not your average medical book. It’s part biography, part horror, and part unholy confession — but not from a person. From the virus itself. In this daring, original narrative, HIV is given a voice — mocking, unapologetic, and terrifyingly honest. It speaks of its rise, its victims, the politics that fed it, and the ignorance that let it spread. From blood transfusions and bathhouses to silence and stigma, this is the story that textbooks were too c...

There's so much to digest when it comes to History - how do you know where to begin? These incredible short introductions are just the thing for readers who are beginning to explore ancient history. Get to know the basics on Ancient Greece from religious ceremonies to day to day life, with easy-to-digest, humorous text that is reminiscent of the bestselling Horrible Histories series. James Davies' stunning artwork and infographics provide a fresh nonfiction approach that is sure to captiva...