Prince Liam. Prince Frederic. Prince Duncan. Prince Gustav. You’ve never heard of them, have you? These are the princes who saved Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Snow White, and Rapunzel, respectively, and yet, thanks to those lousy bards who wrote the tales, you likely know them only as Prince Charming. But all of this is about to change.Rejected by their princesses and cast out of their castles, the princes stumble upon an evil plot that could endanger each of their kingdoms. Now it...

The universe is massive, but for the children of the Commonwealth, the greatest adventures happen right inside their own high-tech home. Join Pax, Orion, Lira, Rivi, Zenn, and little Sol as they explore the wonders of the starship Kai.When a mysterious girl with a transparent music box loses the pieces to the universe's song, the kids must use their unique abilities to find them. But the fun doesn't stop there! Whether they are carefully healing delicate alien trees, building a mas...

A shattered timeline. A cosmic ultimatum. A crew forced to choose between the laws of the universe and the lives of a doomed world.In the far future of the Prime Buffaloverse, the Commonwealth thrives on the principles of restorative justice, mutual aid, and horizontal organizing. MoTif and the crew of the CS Kai—including a multi-tasking Artificial Superintelligence and a polyfidelitous family—are tasked with a simple, cloaked mission: observe Sen-5, a pre-FTL planet tearing itsel...

Everyone Poops meets The Book with No Pictures in this laugh-out-loud, fact-forward picture book that explores one of kids’ favorite topics—farts—through a STEM lens, from bestselling creator Todd Harris Goldman.Did you know, on average, people fart at least 14 times a day? This wildly funny book takes that stat and turns it into a riotous visual tally of global gas passed. With over 8 billion people in the world, that’s a lot of gas! And that’s n...

The Bus Driver is a clever counting book chronicling a typical day and route in a bus driver's life. Kids will love counting along from 1 to 10 as our bus driver picks up more and more passengers with different occupations from all walks of life—and then they can count down from 10 to 1 as the driver drops them off and winds down for the day.Todd H. Doodler's engaging illustrations and rhyming text are right on the mark. Parents will enjoy reading and counting as much as t...

Meet Ari, the chief "Dishyphus" of his family, cursed along with all humankind by the grumpy minor god Gastronomos. His torment? The Dishyphus Stone—a chipped, gravy-stained platter that guarantees the kitchen sink will never, ever know true peace.But after cleaning the twelfth load of the day, Ari's little daughter, Cleo, helps him reframe his impossible task. What if the never-ending chore isn't a curse at all, but a hilarious, heartwarming reminder of a life full of family, food...

Most people enter a relationship hoping for a masterpiece, but they often forget to pour the foundation. We are frequently taught to measure the success of a partnership by looking at the extravagance of its "bells and whistles"—the grand romantic gestures or the expensive vacations. While those are enjoyable, they are not the load-bearing walls of a household.The Partnership Audit offers a different approach. It is a practical, mathematical tool designed to measure the actual heal...

Growing up can feel loud and messy, especially when your brain processes the world differently. But for eighteen-year-old Harper, being different isn't a setback—it is a profound strength.Harper is a Harmonic Warden. Her job? Catching Gloom-Sprites: sneaky, shadowy blobs that feed on chaotic noise and make people feel grumpy and exhausted. While others might get overwhelmed by the loud static of the city, Harper's neurodivergent brain allows her to hear hidden patterns in the noise...

This is not just a book; it is a testament, a tool, and a call to action. It is part memoir, part philosophical manifesto, and part survival guide.The Unspared Life is a raw and unflinching account of a life tested by the worst kinds of systemic and personal violence—from childhood abuse and the chaos of addiction to the trauma of military service and the profound injustice of a corrupt legal system. But it does not emerge as a story of victimhood. Instead, it offers a clear, actio...

Welcome to the Big Green Garden, where the "Hum" of the hive keeps everyone safe.Barnaby is a fuzzy yellow Scout Bee who loves dandelions and sunshine. Spike is a shiny black Soldier Wasp who is tough, fast, and a little bit grumpy. Usually, bees and wasps don't get along. But when Spike and his hungry family try to take over the Big Oak Tree, the bees don't fight back with stingers. Instead, they use their brains, a sticky trap, and a little bit of kindness to change everything.

The Rust Belt is often defined by what it has lost. In Buffalo, New York, the workers are redefining it by what they are building.In the third volume of the Queen City Commonwealth series, investigative journalist Sage Eddie Tatu Harris moves from philosophical theory to material reality. An Economy of Dignity is a deep-dive audit of Buffalo's burgeoning "Solidarity Economy"—a post-capitalist ecosystem where workers own the means of production and community wealth is prioritized ov...

Growing up means the world gets a little louder and a little more crowded. For Master Harmonic Wardens Harper and Saja, keeping their Tonawanda neighborhood safe from chaotic, noise-eating Gloom-Sprites used to be a two-person job. But now, they have two young children of their own: Penny and Leo.Suddenly, the house is filled with a brand new kind of noise. From the midnight wails of a newborn to the crashing plastic blocks of a toddler, the happy chaos of a growing family is attra...