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"Superman! Superboy! Supergirl! Krypto the Superdog! The entire Superman family is re-imagined here in this energetic all-ages graphic novel. Read on as the heroes of Metropolis fight foes such as General Zod, Darkseid... See More
At any given time, the U.S. government is running dozens of black-book operations, experiments that aren't on any official record and are never acknowledged to exist. Control agents handle these operations when things go... See More
An Earthling villain must learn to embrace her inner bureaucrat in the second volume of this inventive series mixing humor, cyberpunk, and fantasy. Via, aka "Empress," used to be a Supervillain -- powerful, cunning... See More
As a pleasure concierge at The River, New York City's elite, water-themed adult club, I thought I'd seen it all. Until I find my new boss in my private lagoon, ready to submit. Publishing mogul Elinora Iverson is an ice... See More
A secret science experiment goes awry, unleashing giant pets - iguanas, ferrets, hamsters and birds - upon an unsuspecting city. Can a super-sized Garfield save the day? The Cat returns in an all-new original graphic novel... See More
Advent is a season of remembrance and celebration of Jesus coming to earth. But as Christmas comes, we often find it challenging to be mindful of its miracle and meaning. In this daily devotional, Brandon Anthony Shuman... See More
A WIRED "BOOK YOU NEED TO READ" ? For fans of the worlds of Philip K. Dick, Squid Game, and Severance: An absorbing tale of corporate intrigue, political unrest, unsolved mysteries, and the havoc wreaked by one company's... See More
"Skillfully guides us around the awesome night sky through the imagination of different peoples around the world, past and present. A wonderful treasury." -- Jacqueline Mitton, author of Zoo in the Sky Most of us can recall... See More
The saga of Calard, Knight of Bretonnia, draws to a climactic end. At the close of his quest, battling through the fey forests of the wood elves and duelling with the fabled Green Knight, he is at last within touching... See More
The Shadow Crusade spreads across Ultramar, with the Word Bearers 34th Company falling upon the isolated world of Percepton Primus. As the fighting draws out into a programme of extermination, embittered commander Sor... See More
What is the connection between May Day and the Statue of Liberty? Between ancient solstice fires and Fourth of July fireworks? Between St. Valentine, the Groundhog, and the Virgin Mary? Why do people behave so bawdily during... See More
Commoditization-a virulent form of hypercompetition-is destroying markets, disrupting industries, and shuttering long-successful firms. Conventional wisdom says the best way to combat commoditization is differentiation. But... See More
From USA TODAY bestselling author Annette Dashofy, comes the latest in her multi-award-nominated Zoe Chambers mystery series. And this one's definitely another page-turner. On the way to the emergency room, an elderly... See More
Misplaced trustVeterinarian Jessie Cameron agrees to fill in for her mentor, Doc Lewis, at Riverview Racetrack so he can take a long-overdue vacation. When he's tragically killed by one of his equine patients the night... See More
Cats: 80 Fascinating Facts For Kids for 9-12-year-olds Cats have had a close and affectionate relationship with humans for around 10,000 years, firstly as hunters and later being accepted into homes as pets. Over the... See More
If cool summer nights or too much air-conditioning give you cold shoulders, take the chill off with fashionable knit accents that will keep you just as warm as you want to be! See More
The ability to demonstrate critical thinking is essential for students who seek to achieve good grades at university but it typically creates a lot of confusion and anxiety. Critical Thinking Skills provides an easy to... See More
The System is broken The Past has returned After the Culling, peace has returned and life at the orphanage is quiet one more. Eli finds himself investigating the mystery of a student's new Class, which seems related to the... See More
They say that all is fair in love and war. Well I guess it's a good thing that we have plenty of both. Framed for the murder of Elantrica Ilmora, Samuel was on the run -- but not anymore. Reunited with family and old... See More
Farrah "Digit" Higgins may be going to MIT in the fall, but this L.A. high school genius has left her geek self behind in another school district so she can blend in with the popular crowd at Santa Monica High and actually... See More
When an Arachne ships herself to Mike Radley's home, he doesn't know what to expect. He didn't expect to get caught in an intricate trap laid by the Jersey Devil. He really didn't expect an angel to steal his home and lock... See More
Either ignored or ridiculed by her family, Mary Bennet desires only happiness -- Poor Miss Bennet -- with three sisters married, she will no doubt be left "on the shelf" unless she takes steps to secure her own happiness... See More
Juniper Wild is a liar. With her full lips, pretty blue eyes, and angelic face, she might have fooled everyone else in our small town, but not me. I know the truth about her - that she's a spoiled, selfish liar. Five years... See More
A fun, sweet MM historical novella from Annabelle Greene! Welcome to the Perdition Club, where passion and peril make natural bedfellows... Arthur Steele doesn't suffer fools gladly. Born in Limehouse and an infamous part... See More
A secret baby puts a wrench in holiday plans in this charming, snowbound Regency romance from Annabelle Greene Come to me. I need you. It's a matter of life-and-death. Infamous poet Sherborne Clarke is a scholar, a lover... See More
Goliarda Sapienza's The Art of Joy was written over a nine year span, from 1967 to 1976. At the time of her death in 1996, Sapienza had published nothing in a decade, having been unable to find a publisher for what was to... See More
'A devastating marvel of a novel' Sunday Telegraph 'A highly enjoyable novel... Giordano is especially good on the textures, smells, heat and colours of the Italian south. These stay long in the mind, as does the way he... See More
Based on a remarkable true story, Don't Tell Me You're Afraid is a moving, inspiring novel of a life lived in hope. Samia Omar grows up in war-torn Somalia, dreaming of being a world-class sprinter. She sleeps with a photo... See More
In a perfect world, mothers would unionize. The next best thing -- they'd treat themselves to a break and read this book. Does This Volvo Make My Butt Look Big? is an honest and hilarious peek behind the curtain into the... See More
Sofia Spenser, a plus-size social media sensation, has it all -- loving family, lots of admirers, and privilege that only money can buy. When the Z virus snatches away everything she's ever known in the blink of an eye... See More
