Learn all about Jesus in this easy to read Tell Me About... chapter book! This engaging series will answer all the key questions elementary school readers have about important biblical figures.Perfect for independent readers, the Tell Me About... chapter books are an engaging way to help kids learn more about important Biblical figures.Tell Me About... Jesus gives readers a glimpse into the historical context in which Jesus lived as they dive deepe...

Your favourite cast of retired witches is back, but this time, there's a whole new kind of trouble bubbling over.The witches of Anderson House have picked up their wands and gotten back on their brooms - and it's a good thing, too. It's all hands on deck to prepare for the annual spring festival: cakes are baking, magic is flying, and most importantly, the tea is brewing.But in the hustle and bustle of preparations, a terrible accident means something more ...

Mary Deanna's daughter finds out the truth of her relationship with Robert and decides that she want some of what her mother has been getting.

Bronwen Vigilans died in 1925—but death wasn't the end.Tortured in Hell for a century, she escapes, reborn as a demon with fire in her veins and a thirst for justice.Now in 2026, she must navigate a world she doesn't recognize: a city of dazzling technology, dangerous creatures, and people who see her as something between myth and menace.When shadows from her past start hunting her on Earth, Bronwen will need every ounce of strength—and the unexpected ally she finds ...

Juni likes to spend recess with her favorite friend, a fallen tree in the schoolyard.Together they go on adventures or sit quietly and count wood bugs. One day her classmate Leo comes over to ask what she's doing. Juni explains that the tree can be anything—a lava monster, a Pegasus, a pirate ship. Leo wants to play too, and suddenly she's made a new friend. Then Juni sees a sign about a community cleanup, which will include removing the fallen tree! She and Leo ma...

The killer is typing...Sydneysiders Briar, Harriett and Zara are bonded for life. They're firm friends who all met on a Facebook bereavement support forum after having lost close family members, and soon took their shared gallows humour offline, sharing tales of what they'd been through over a cocktail or three.When they're not gossiping in person they're chatting on their private WhatsApp group chat. It's a safe space for all three of them to vent. Sometim...

How Jonathan Edwards's theology of equality laid foundations for early American abolitionismIn this groundbreaking book, John T. Lowe reexamines Jonathan Edwards's legacy by focusing on the intersections among slavery, race, and theology. Connecting seemingly disparate aspects of Edwards's life and thought, Lowe offers a powerful new interpretation of one of America's most influential theologians.Although Edwards was an enslaver, his theological writings—es...

The meaning of good: A dialogue presents a philosophical exploration of morality through reflective conversation and thoughtful reasoning. The narrative examines the idea of goodness by presenting arguments that question how ethical values emerge and how individuals determine what is right in complex social situations. Through an exchange of ideas, the discussion explores moral responsibility, the influence of society on personal values, and the challenge of defining universal standards of...

A Fast Company Press bookRemote Work: An Employers’ Biggest Challenge or Biggest Opportunity?Though remote work has been around since the late 1900s, it became the norm during the COVID-19 pandemic and has remained so years later. Many jobs can be done from anywhere, so long as the employee can connect. But now employers are pushing for a return to the office, despite data that shows productivity and creativity have not been negatively impacted. An...

Something is on the road with you.Every culture that has ever built a road has eventually built a ghost to walk it. But what happens when the ghost shows up in the data?Phantom Lanes: Unsolved Mysteries of the Open Road is not a book of ghost stories. It is an investigation — the first of its kind to examine road-based paranormal phenomena not as folklore, but as a convergence of geophysical science, automotive engineering, and human physiology.

Some objects do not just exist. They wait.From a supposedly demonically possessed doll to a surrealist painting that drives its viewers to the brink of madness, humanity has long been captivated by things that seem to harbor a dark, inexplicable energy. But what happens when you strip away the campfire ghost stories and examine the cold, hard facts?In The Malediction Files: A Factual Investigation into the World's Most Malevolent Objects, researche...

SPECTERS OF THE EAST COAST: A Dossier of Haunted HotelsCheck in for the night. You might never sleep alone again.From the fog-drenched shores of Cape May to the bullet-scarred brickwork of Gettysburg, the American East Coast is home to some of the nation's most historic—and haunted—lodgings. SPECTERS OF THE EAST COAST is not just a collection of campfire tales; it is a chilling, carefully researched dossier of ten hotels where the ...