Unexpected and intricate clay illustrations enliven this charming board book about things that goThis is Walter. He likes wheels. I wonder what his day reveals . . .Join Walter the cat as he goes on a
Using insights gleaned from the Bible and psychology, this book is for anyone who is interested in helping the children deal with traumatic issuesThe inner world of a healthy child is filled with wond
The Great State is a totalitarian nation in every sense. Detainment centers, extradition, secret courts, and absolute power vested in the executive branch are only a few of its tools. The police are u
Simple designs for creating elegant blanket edgingsWhen it comes to making blankets, are you all tied up in knots? Untie yourself and explore fresh ways to fashion fleece. With an endless array of bea
This collection of new work by award-winning New Zealand poet Frankie McMillan features the horse as a central motif. The poems—gorgeous, haunting, and beautifully strange—tingle with a sense of the i
The fourth adventure for Martha Grimstone—Martha moves to the city to board with Lady Stirling and attend the Queen's Music Academy, but will music school hold the answers she seeks?Hello, I'm Martha
This book explores some of the main channels and by-ways in the history of Chartism—a middle class movement in mid-19th-century Britain that attempted to bring about political reform. Considering the
Numbers Don't Lie: Behind the Biggest Numbers in Mets History details the numbers every Mets fan should know by heart. Authors Russ Cohen and Adam Raider tell the stories behind the most memorable mom
From the first New Poetries anthology, published in 1994, through to this sixth volume, the series has showcased the work of some of the most exciting and interesting new poets writing in English from
The second high flying adventure from award-winning children's author Paul Jennings and cartoonist Andrew WeldonRicky is an ordinary boy, who can fly. He can really fly! But only when no one is lookin
In Elizabethan London, puritan zealots conspire to persecute a playwright by the name of Christopher Marlowe. In postwar Japan, a ghost haunts the ruins of Hiroshima, and a home to which he can never
Dice control. The only way to beat the casinos at craps! Frank Scoblete reveals his secrets and takes you step-by-step through his dice control techniques: sets, stance, grip, throw, arc, backspin, la
With time travel and mysteries that need solving, the Galactic Academy of Science (G.A.S.) series instructs readers on how to think like scientists. Under the guidance of a Dude or Dudette from the fu
A practical guide for today’s chief data officers to define and manage data governance programsThe relatively new role of chief data officer (CDO) has been created to address the issue of managing a c
A gorgeous follow-up to Quay, this high end leatherette book celebrating one of the top restaurants in Australia is slipcased in a hardcover textured and embellished case While there is a layered comp
An exciting look at the extraordinary life of a man who exerted a major influence on the path of world historyThis exciting new biography looks at the extraordinary life of Nelson Mandela, and explore
Hardy's 40th case finds him bodyguarding a promising politician When Cliff Hardy signs on as a bodyguard for charismatic populist Rory O'Hara, who is about to embark on a campaign of social and politi
A woman’s childhood life in Scotland and a new life in Canada are explored by her daughter in this memoir-style poem that profoundly embodies the classic North American immigrant tale. The story opens
Snake City takes the reader into an imaginary kingdom in the waterways of Florida, inhabited by macho gator-killers and feral pigs with murderous tusks for goring two-legged predators. At the center o
Old vines and older grudges tangle in the Okanagan Valley. An elderly widow, eking out a living collecting detritus, seeks to avenge the murder of her friend. A love-weary security guard clashes with
Cassie Hamilton is a rock musician trying to conquer her personal demons while fighting to climb the record charts. A survivor of sexual abuse and an impressionable young woman with a knack for becomi
The greatest poet of the French Renaissance, Pierre de Ronsard wrote poems that were committed to memory by Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, with whom he maintained a close friendship. He influen
An absorbing tale of fame, changing fortunes, and music, set in an alternative Victorian world, from the striking creator of Worldshaker What if they'd invented rock 'n roll way back in the 19th centu
The creation story of one of the central figures in Inuit mythology This illustrated picture book tells the story of the spirit of the sea, known by many Inuktitut names including Nuliajuq, Sedna, and
An unyielding fever of 103, the Sochi Olympics, and a state of inspirational semidelirium came together as Vladimir Azarov sat in front of his television, images swirled in his mind like a waltzing ka
A fun and creepy introduction to one of Inuit mythology’s most terrifying figures In this spine-tingling storybook, a group of children come face to face with one of the tundra’s most fearsome creatur
A literary masterpiece of both astounding intellect and brutal personal honesty In his first major prose work since 2002’s Broken Song, Barry Hill has written an epic – a travel book, a history book,
The autobiography of one of hockey’s first rebels and a beloved member of the “Big Bad Bruins,” this book shares how Derek Sanderson’s ferocious style helped lead the team to two Stanley Cup victories
Kiviuq’s Journey presents the legend of Kiviuq, one of Inuit mythology’s most important and well-known stories about a traveling hunter’s quest to find his home. Providing the legend just as it has be
"Looking back on a memorable career, Darren McCarty recounts his time as one of the most visible and beloved members of the Detroit Red Wings as well as his personal struggles with addiction, finances
The Undressed is a poetry collection inspired by a cache of antique nude photographs of women. King studied the photographs ranging from the 1840s to the 1930s and attempted to return voices to these
Fauverie, the new Seren poetry collection by Pascale Petit is named after the Parisian zoo that haunts her imagination. This book has childhood trauma and a dying father at its heart, while Paris take
Alcott's classic American novel of the March girls lives during the Civil War, retold for younger readersThe beloved story of the March girls is a classic American novel, and was first published in 18
As one of the most successful general managers and team presidents in NFL history, few people understand how to create the blueprint for a winning football team like Bill Polian. After building the Bu
Providing a religious lens on the topic, this book directly addresses the problem of spousal abuse in the Jewish community, in hopes of confronting the truth and taking definitive steps to end this vi
With time travel and mysteries that need solving, the Galactic Academy of Science (G.A.S.) series instructs readers on how to think like scientists. Under the guidance of a Dude or Dudette from the fu
In The Road Less Taken, Kathryn Bertine takes readers through her journey of striving to become a professional cyclist in her mid-30s. Her essays explore the twists and turns on life’s unexpected road
When coach Nick Saban arrived in Tuscaloosa in 2007, he boldly proclaimed “We want to be a champion in everything that we do.” Since that time, Alabama has won three national championships and become
Halcyon Ghosts presents 13 poems—13 shapes of knowing—from the cinematic reel “The Kid,” splicing stills of the poet’s grandmother and Charlie Chaplin, to the re-verse soundings of “Six Reels of Joy,”
Hard on the heels of his masterful and critically acclaimed Wales Book of the Year, Cloud Road: A Journey Through the Inca Heartland, John Harrison's Forgotten Footprints is the untold story of the sa
