A moving portrait of Yuri Kochiyama—an ordinary woman who became an extraordinary activist—and her bond with Malcolm XWhen Japanese American activist Yuri Kochiyama shook Malcolm X’s hand at a courthouse in 1963, it sparked a transformative friendship built on justice, solidarity, and hope. In Postcards from Malcolm X, Mia Wenjen and illustrator Keith Henry Brown trace Kochiyama’s remarkable journey from a small-town girl in California to a fearless advocate for human righ...

**Essential, up-to-date guidance on consent and sex for anyone who’s having it—and everyone who wants to do it better.Empowered practices, embodied skills, and frame-changing advice for navigating consent, pursuing pleasure, and building connection in the real world.**Part practical guide, part cultural critique, this book offers braver, more creative, and more empowered visions of what sex can (and should) be. Essential reading for anyone having sex in the 21st century, Ho...

Launching a brand new Romantasy series, a gorgeous gift edition of modern fantasy romance short stories focusing on majestic dragons.Dragons may be fierce but they are symbols of great power, and the bond between human and dragon, once forged, can never be broken. Or can it? Can romance deal a deathly trail of vows abandoned, or forgotten, and can realms beyond our time conjure tales of Dragon Lords, warrior princesses and great rivalries? Modern writers have sough...

A powerful family memoir about inheritance, identity, and the pull of the seaSurrendered as an infant in America, Maria “Mia” was taken in by Sicilian immigrants in Gloucester, Massachusetts—a gritty working-class town steeped in salt and tradition. She inherits a name that traces back to 19th-century Sicily, where her great-grandfather was abandoned as a newborn on la ruota dei proietti, the “wheel of the castoffs.” Christened Millefoglie, “a thousand lea...

A True and Honest Guide to Love After HeartbreakLove after heartbreak can feel like sunrise after a long night—beautiful, fragile, and worth protecting. It comes with scars, hard conversations, healing, and the hope that maybe, despite everything, a new beginning is still possible.In A Second Sunrise, Together, Mia and Kenny Godfrey offer a hopeful and honest guide for couples who have found—or are searching for—a second chance at love. Through the...

Nevaeh's whole world shattered when her brother, Kian, left her five years ago to become a guard. Alone and abandoned, she's learned how to survive. Then, in a flower field where her kingdom's flowers are dying, she slips into despair-until a letter arrives.Kian needs her.Nevaeh sets out at once to find him, stopping at a tavern to rest-where a grumpy stranger named Luc intervenes and saves her from a drunk man. Afterward, he offers to help her with a condition: she accompa...

Dreadful winter cold gave way to ominous spring growth, and now the heat threatens to obliterate all: the third volume of the In the City series has arrived, and veteran editors R. B. Wood and Anna Koon have curated another impressive lineup of international talent in Summer in the City .The scorching sun heats concrete, glass, and steel nearly beyond human tolerance.The oppressive heat of Summer sits like a woolen...

A little white lie. A dream in the making. One last chance to get it right.All Bianca Thompson wants is to make documentaries. Real life, caught on film. But photocopying movie scripts is the closest she’s ever come to the director’s seat. When she learns she’s a finalist for a prestigious filmmaking grant, she has one chance to impress the judges.Her pitch? A behind-the-scenes documentary about Brazil’s first all-female samba school, the president and foun...

365 nudges towards an organised home life.What if creating a calmer, more streamlined home life didn't require grand resolutions, marathon decluttering weekends, or drastic life overhauls but could be achieved through simple, consistent nudges each day?This practical, empowering daily guidebook offers readers daily prompts to gain clarity, order, and peace of mind. Each entry features a short quotation to spark thought, a concise commentary to provide conte...

From yurts and homes made from plastic bottles to repurposing existing structures in fresh ways, sustainable homes come in all shapes and sizes—and exist everywhere.Travel around the world and discover some of the most fascinating homes, how they were built, and what exactly makes them sustainable. Told through a combination of poetry and expository text—alongside vibrant art—this will engage readers of all ages and inspire them to think environmentally about their...

Teen private detective/tarot reader Danika Dizon has a new case! She must go undercover to find out who's targeting the performers at a local festival before someone ends up dead, in this sequel to the award-winning Death in the Cards.Danika Dizon is living her best life. Since solving a murder, she’s become a paid employee at her mom’s private detective agency, her once nonexistent love life is thriving, and she’s busy with cases and tarot readings.

"A yuletide Midsommar drenched in eggnog and blood." -CLAY MCLEOD CHAPMAN, author of Wake Up and Open Your EyesA young reporter follows a string of disappearances into the middle of a terrifying Christmas cult inspired by our favorite holiday classics.You better watch out. You better not cry.It’s Christmas in the village of Yule, Maine.In fact, it’s always Christmas in Yule. Here, Santa Claus isn’t...