This poignant and sensitively illustrated picture book captures the maelstrom of emotions that arise when a friendship has run its course.A young girl’s stomach dips when she passes the house where her best friend once lived. The friend hasn’t moved away, but she may as well have. The girls used to walk to school together. They liked the same things. They fought and then made up—until the next time, and the next. But the rotten feelings have piled up, and now the g...

The fantastic seventh book in the horror anthology series which Booklist called "Highly recommended for longstanding horror fans and those readers who may not think horror is for them."Ghost Lights is the seventh volume in the non-themed horror series of original stories, showcasing the very best short fiction that the genre has to offer, and edited by Mark Morris. This new anthology contains 20 original horror stories, 15 of which have been commi...

Follow Hellboy around the globe in this collection of standalone paranormal comics mysteries that is perfect for new readers.Hellboy and his fellow agents travel to coastal Canada to investigate a ghost-filled fishing town, an English manor to find a missing antiquities professor, Sardinia to fight off a monster terrorizing the locals, Iceland to battle the mythical child-eating Christmas cat, and Romania to solve a murder with a psychic twist in this collection of...

I've always known where it is, and could show you the place, even in my sleep…Growing up in the wild Hebridean landscape, Peggy and her best friend Penny are inseparable, with the magical fairy knolls as constant in their lives as church or school. But as childhood passes, Peggy must learn to navigate the boundaries between the ordinary and the otherworldly, especially when the lines between myth and memory start to shift and change…Does anyone else remember like Peggy does...

Inside Jacinda Ardern's tumultuous years as Prime Minister: power, politics, and personal revelations from one of her closest advisors'Every Prime Minister needs someone who will challenge them and that was you.'So said Jacinda Ardern to Andrew Campbell on his final day as her Chief Press Secretary.Now, for the first time, Campbell offers a revealing insider's account of one of New Zealand's most extraordinary political eras. Serving alongside Arder...

A rare, raw look at the relentless spirit that has driven one of the greatest athletes in Canadian history—in her own words.Cassie Campbell-Pascall is more than just one of Canada’s all-time hockey players—coming of age in the generation that rejected the old-school administrators who thought it acceptable to dress world-class athletes in pink uniforms, she helped build the very foundation of the modern women’s game. As a player, she became the longest-serving capt...

Greek New Testament. At the bottom of each page of Greek text you will find a list of infrequently occurring words with short definitions, which means you don't need to consult a separate lexicon for basic translation work. Right page notes identify key areas of grammar and syntax pertinent to the text under consideration, including insights into the use or absence of articles; particular lexemes; connectives; prepositions; pronouns, adverbs, and particles; verbal aspect; voice; q...

Perfect for fans of Dragons Eat Tacos and We Don't Eat Our Classmates, When a Dragon Goes to a Holiday Party is a hilarious picture book that's sure to become a favorite holiday read-aloud in every little reader's library—human or dragon.Congratulations, little dragon, you’ve made a bunch of new friends just in time for the holiday season! Sure, they may be a bit small and squishy and not-very-dragon-y—their holiday parties consist of lig...

An exploration of LGBTQIA+ international students who pursue U.S. higher education—and their challenges following graduation.Do LGBTQIA+ international students enroll in US colleges and universities to escape discrimination at home? And is the United States what they hoped it would be? In Finding Freedom?, Anne Campbell examines the experiences of 12 queer international students from seven countries with anti-LGBTQIA+ laws.Using rich qualitative da...

Since their founding, coastal cities and towns in Atlantic Canada have fundamentally altered their relationship to water, fresh and salt. They sought to impose civic order on maritime landscapes through harbour projects underwritten by growth-oriented politics and economic ambitions. Cities by the Sea examines how this coastal development changed the meaning and knowledge of the shoreline, and resulted in new and challenging environmental consequences.With sea levels and f...

Celebrate Britain and Ireland’s most imaginative gardens—and the remarkable people who created them.Stephanie Mahon, editor of Gardens Illustrated, and award-winning landscape photographer John Campbell step inside the private worlds of artists, writers, designers, and makers whose gardens are as distinctive as their work.Among the featured tastemakers are:Nigel Slater, whose layered ...

"He is a powerful, original writer, and you owe it to yourself to make his acquaintance.” The Washington Post. An electrifying new tale from the master of horror, Ramsey Campbell.Long ago the Bystone and Stanton families were enemies – nobody remembers why. Lou Stanton and Ray Bystone are married with a young son Tim. It’s his choice to spend a holiday visiting places the families seem to remember although they’ve never been there: the dau...