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The platelets may be the littlest members of the Cells at Work team, but they won't let that stop them! They've got the important job of closing wounds, which they do with pride...and a few hijinks along the way!

"I will never accept you. Never.”As a mysterious illness and relentless monsters push the sunless kingdom of Noimont to the brink of ruin, Princess Hermine—known as the “Cursed Princess”—resolves to save her homeland through a political marriage with the grand and prosperous kingdom of Grantia. Her intended groom, Prince Dietrich, is known as the Sun Prince for his brilliant mind and striking beauty. But their engagement comes with one condition: Hermine must open ...

Honatsu just started her second year of high school, and already rumors are floating around that she's dating her childhood friend, Toma. While Honatsu isn't totally opposed to the idea, she's not sure what she feels for Toma can really be called love. But when aloof transfer student Shun Tachibana appears, the waters get even muddier... How does Shun connect to the past she can't remember? And can Honatsu decide what she truly wants, when her head and her heart are pulling her two differe...

One of Publishers Weekly's Most Anticipated Poetry Books!The first widely available, comprehensive selection of New York's consummate outsider and underground poet, spanning a lifetime of work."Steve Dalachinsky is a poet of the real world in a time when reality is despised, dismissed, not understood or lied about."—Amiri Baraka"To write about the life of Steve Dalachinsky, one first has to decide ...

A sweeping novel set between 1938 and 2011, this multi-generational story follows the history of one Japanese family as they live through World War II, a host of family dramas, and, finally, the Fukushima disaster. This deeply felt, formally inventive, ambitious novel pulls heavily from the author's own life, including the death of her famous father, the writer Osamu Dazai.The Culling Times is a multi-generational saga of the Kitamura and Komori families t...

★ “An irresistible call to romp, stamp, dance, and listen to the sounds of winter.”Kirkus Reviews***, STARRED REVIEW***★ "A lovely addition to winter storytimes and picture book collections.” School Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW★ "An exuberant, child-centered picture book romp through the joyful sounds—and silence—of a bright snowy day." Shelf Awareness, STARRED REVIEW

You have probably opened this book standing in a room that feels heavier than it should, and the weight has nothing to do with the square footage. The closet door is harder to pull open than it was a year ago, the counter collects a new object every week, and the drawer you refuse to open has become a private embarrassment. You have tried to fix this before. You have bought the bins, the shelf units, and the books about organizing, and the room always creeps back to where it started. The p...

Every older adult deserves meals that nourish the body without challenging it, and Japan's culinary tradition, with its gentle cooking methods and deep respect for ingredients, offers an ideal framework for eating well in the later years. Yet most resources on Japanese food either ignore the needs of aging bodies or assume unlimited time, energy, and access to specialty markets. This book bridges that gap, adapting the wisdom of Japan's longest-lived communities into meals that are soft, e...

Three simple ingredients, nori, wakame, and kombu, are the foundation stones of Japanese home cooking. They are affordable, shelf-stable, and packed with flavor and nutrition. But for many home cooks, they remain a mystery. This book demystifies these powerful seaweeds, providing a practical guide that will transform your everyday cooking. You will learn the techniques that make dashi taste alive, nori stay crisp, and wakame become perfectly tender.This is not a book of complex res...

You love the feeling of a Tokyo kissaten where a quiet hum, a perfect cup of coffee costing $4, and a slice of purin for $6 turn a rushed afternoon into something worth lingering over. At home you try to recreate that comfort, but your pantry has 3 half used bottles, your rice sticks or burns, and your attempt at Japanese sweets takes 3 hours and still cracks. You want meals that cost less than $12 per serving and look calm, not chaotic.This book is not a chef memoir that requires ...

You have tried the weekend purge before. You filled 15 bags, felt heroic for 3 days, and watched the clutter return in 2 weeks. You bought the bins, the labels, and the book that promised joy, and still the dining table collects the same pile. This book exists because the method, not you, failed. Western decluttering asks for heroic bursts. Kaizen asks for 5 minutes a day that you can actually sustain.Built from Japanese philosophy that transformed factories, this guide applies kai...