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'If you love cosy mysteries with a charming seaside setting, lovable characters, and a mystery that keeps you guessing, then you need to meet the Fish and Chip Shop Detectives!' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'A perfect blend of suspense, humour, and heart. The clues were cleverly placed, and the ending was both surprising and satisfying. I can't wait to read the next book in the series' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

In this enlightening, award-winning series that shows the human side of apocalypse, Reid Graham navigates life in a harsh far-future Canada following severe climate collapse. With water and food scarce and the wilds full of dangerous animals and even more dangerous people, she leans into one of the few dependable resources in her world: community.In book one, The Annual Migration of Clouds, young Reid, who is infected with a mysterious parasite, must choose whether to purs...

Amy Lane's Fish Out of Water universe has expanded to include garage mechanics, assassins, nurses, psychics, and adult film stars. Many of them forged a safe, hidden haven in Victoriana--the middle of the desert.This collection of shorts revolves mostly around the Victoriana crew—the desert Fish, a group of people with specialized skills, a strong moral code, and an aversion to the rules. Join Burton, Ernie, Ace, Sonny, Jai, and George as they deal with impossible storms, visiting a...

The Natural History of Selborne is a foundational work of English nature writing, composed as a series of letters that combine close empirical observation with reflective prose. Centered on the parish of Selborne in Hampshire, the book records birds, mammals, plants, weather, migration, and seasonal change with extraordinary patience and precision. Its literary style is at once plain, elegant, and quietly philosophical, standing at the intersection of Enlightenment natural science, pastora...

In "The Game Fish, of the Northern States and British Provinces," Robert Barnwell Roosevelt masterfully combines meticulous scientific observation with an engaging narrative style that appeals to both anglers and scholars alike. This work serves not only as an exhaustive catalogue of the game fish found in the northern regions of North America but also as a celebration of the sport of fishing itself. Roosevelt's vivid descriptions and intricate illustrations supplement a thorough examinati...

AURORA AWARD WINNER“This packs a punch.” — Publishers Weekly“One of the most unique and engaging voices in genre fiction.” — Booklist“In this rich and nuanced universe, Mohamed offers an emotionally fierce and human story that takes the time and space to personalize apocalypse.” — STARRED review, Quill & QuireA novella set in post–climate disaster Alberta; ...

In "Fish Stories," Henry Abbott masterfully intertwines fact and fiction, crafting a rich tapestry of narratives that explore the intricate relationships between humanity and nature through the lens of fishing. With vivid prose that evokes the sights and sounds of pristine waters, Abbott captures the nuances of angling as both a sport and a metaphor for life's deeper journeys. This collection deftly blends personal anecdotes, folklore, and ecological insights, making it a resonant work wit...

In "The Game Fish, of the Northern States and British Provinces," Robert Barnwell Roosevelt meticulously catalogs the diverse species of freshwater fish, emphasizing their ecological and economic significance. Roosevelt'Äôs literary style is both descriptive and informative, employing vivid imagery that brings the aquatic environments into sharp focus. The book serves as a critical resource during the late 19th century, coinciding with the burgeoning interest in natural history, conservati...

Fish Out of Water: Book FiveJackson Rivers has always bucked the rules—and bucking the rules of recovery is no exception. Now that he and Ellery are starting their own law firm, there's no reason he can't rush into trouble and take the same risks as always, right?Maybe not. Their first case is a doozy, involving porn stars, drug empires, and daddy issues, and their client, Henry Worrall, wants to be an active participant in his own defense. As Henr...

The bestselling author Caryl Phillips has for years written about and explored the experience of migration through his spellbinding and award-winning novels, plays, and essays. In this fascinating collection he looks at the notion of belonging prior to and following 9/11, beginning with a reflection on his own experience as one of the only black boys in his school in the UK alongside his first interaction with a British Muslim boy who joined the school.Phillips turns to his years o...

Jordan Koyne plans to kill himself in two weeks. A software engineer who half-asses half-assing it, he's so deeply depressed he barely noticed when the elven Fandorell, orcish Taruk, and dwarven Gurt migrated to Earth a year ago - a man with a plan to kill himself in two weeks. Meanwhile, his business analyst Tyrlok ain Skrlosh, one of the select few Fandorell given a job as part of a pilot program, has been ordered to improve Jordan's performance within two weeks. Otherwise, she will be f...

Bilingual Discover Series Books for Babies & Toddlers: Fish Better than an aquarium at the doctor's office, FISH features 25 full-color photographs of fish and other sea animals. Crisp, colorful photographs introduce children to fish from around the world and titles beneath each image make sure mom and dad can identify each little swimmer on their next trip to the aquarium. Used as a jumpstart for interaction, Discover Series Picture Books are a great way to introduce new words, images, an...