What happens when everyone looks at the same thing but sees it differently?In The Box We All Saw, a group of colorful children discovers a mysterious box. Each approaches it from a different perspective, certain that what they see must be the whole story.But the box has something to teach them.As curiosity turns into disagreement, the children begin to discover that seeing something differently does not have to divide them. Sometimes understanding begins wh...

Everything was finally going well. I had a job I liked, a man I loved, and a future we were building together.And then the past came back to haunt me—and now I have to go back to the house in Appalachia where my parents had made my childhood a living hell. Where Noah and I had been broken, over and over, as the people who were supposed to love and protect us tried to turn us into something we weren't and would never be.It was a place I'd never wanted to go again.But...

Carla wanted Darryl, even though he belonged to Keisha.She watched the life they shared, studied the man Keisha loved, and eventually stepped into the place she once observed from the outside. Carla got the man. She became the wife. For a while, she believed that meant she had won.But getting what you want does not always give you the life you imagined.As the marriage begins to reveal its cracks, Carla discovers that taking another woman's place cannot erase the his...

Fall head over broomstick in love with this swoon-worthy, witchy romantic fantasy sequel, perfect for fans of Twin Crowns**,** Divine Rivals and Stephanie Garber.Aurelia Wycherley may have been tasked with saving magic, but her only goal is to save the witch that she loves.Aurelia’s cursed magic is killing Jules Nightly, as the pair of them enter into their apprentice studies with the Cove...

From A to THE: The Psycholinguistic Approach to Leadership, Ryan Avery, the 2012 world champion of public speaking and a trained organizational psychologist, reveals how small shifts in everyday language create monumental changes in leadership outcomes. Drawing on linguistic data, original research, and real-world stories gathered over the last decade, Avery identifies the specific words that erode trust and weaken authority.The book blends science and storytelling to show...

Monique Carter knows how to look successful.She has the beautiful clothes, the polished appearance, the luxury vehicle, and the confidence of a woman who seems to have everything under control. From the outside, she has built the kind of life people notice.But behind closed doors, the bills are piling up, the money is disappearing, and keeping up appearances is costing Monique more than she can afford.Then she meets Adrian Cole, a successful meteorologist whose grow...

On the eve of presenting the first motion picture camera to the world, seven years before the Lumière brothers, its inventor, Augustin Le Prince, stepped onto a train from Dijon to Paris and vanished without a trace.Concerned that Edison’s spies were monitoring his experiments, Le Prince left his family in New York to work in relative privacy in England. In 1888, he filmed the world’s first moving picture in a garden in Leeds.Two years later, after his experiments had strai...

You've felt it...That sick moment when you realize you need cash and everything you own is locked in an asset you refuse to sell...but you sell anyway, and at the worst possible time. You pay taxes on gains you weren't ready to realize, you watch the market recover without you and you swear you'll never let it happen again....BUT WILL YOU? Because life doesn't care about your conviction. Tax bills come due, other opportunities come across your desk and emergencies don't wait for bu...

Liam Callahan likes to break things... and Nate Carter was made to be broken.LiamI was trained not to feel. Taught to observe, manipulate, and control.Nothing prepared me for Nate Carter.He's stubborn and beautiful in his resistance. The harder he fights, the deeper I sink my teeth in. I engineered the therapy sessions so I could get closer and watch him unravel. To dissect his fire and watch him spiral from the inside out.

I moved halfway across the country for this guy—knowing that he wasn't interested. And that's probably not even the stupidest thing I've ever done.The stupidest thing I've ever done is seriously contemplate telling him that I'm falling in love with him. While also trying to find a job and keep my new coworkers from finding out that I'm a shifter. In a small town where everybody knows everybody else . . . except me.The same small town where Elliot's dad was murdered, where

*Winner of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award.**Perfect for fans of upmarket mysteries by Elly Griffiths and Louise Penny.*The water was its own country — and for the first time in seven years, it was healing.Architect Cole Walker has come back to the Glass Lodge at Octopus Cove — the Hood Canal resort he designed, and the closest thing he has to home — for a summer of long days on the trails with his beagle Murphy, quiet dives befo...