Publication date: November 5, 2026
Steven Madonia’s The Tablets of Tetran: The Phantom Labyrinth blends deadly trials, a haunting past and a quest for legendary tablets. Read our interview with Steven.
Last modified: November 5, 2026
In 100,000 Whys for Toddlers, N. R. Hollis offers families friendly answers and colorful pictures that turn a toddler’s why into a shared discovery.
Publication date: November 4, 2026
A table in a restaurant can be a surprisingly important professional setting. Business relationships are often built outside the office, over lunch, dinner, and conversation, and even an interview can take place over a meal. The Business of Dining: A Guide to Making a Five-Star Impression by Debbie von Ahrens is an award-winning guide to mastering those moments, written for readers who want to build confidence and leave a lasting impression.
Publication date: November 3, 2026
Some mysteries begin with a body, a missing person, or an obvious crime. In Justin Owens’ Evelyn Cross: The Iscariot Binding, the trouble starts inside an apartment wall, where a voice seems determined to be heard by someone willing to investigate.
Publication date: November 2, 2026
In Imorgon, i gryningen, Dan Amund sends detectives Dag and Bertil after a vanished luxury cruise ship, and the trail leads to a small Swedish town.
Publication date: November 1, 2026
O. M. Alexander’s S.T.R.Y.F. Shadows of Eld asks what happens when saving a friend means risking yourself. Ruby’s fight to bring Kyo back from beyond death pulls her closer to becoming the Ogress.
Publication date: October 31, 2026
Conversations about mental health can feel difficult, especially when people lack the words to explain what they’re experiencing. In Support Your Mental: Understanding Mental Health, Ella Butcher creates a welcoming space where youth and adults can explore emotional well-being without judgment, pressure, or unnecessary complexity.
Publication date: October 31, 2026
History is often remembered through dates, movements, and major events, yet its deepest effects are experienced by individuals. A Tibetan Girl Called Ata brings that human dimension forward through a relationship shaped by attraction, cultural identity, memory, and the tensions surrounding Lhasa in 2008.
Publication date: October 29, 2026
A small Golden Retriever begins life wondering why nobody wants to play with him. That innocent question becomes the starting point for something much larger in The Chariot and the Tower by Chloe Liu, a contemporary coming-of-age novel that explores ambition, friendship, identity, change, and the complicated journey toward understanding where home truly is.
Publication date: October 29, 2026
Hirakjyoti Deka looks closely at emotions that people often struggle to explain in “Black And White Man.” Through 65 poems with accompanying illustrations, the collection enters spaces shaped by affection, trauma, social judgment, memory, and the search for meaning.
Publication date: October 28, 2026
Some people organize their lives so carefully that love seems like an unnecessary risk. In Waiting for Moby: A Down-Bad Workaholic Romantic Comedy, Madison Creasy introduces a driven businessman whose perfect routine begins to unravel when an unforgettable woman enters his world.
Publication date: October 28, 2026
Family life can change in an instant when a new baby is announced. For a young child, that exciting news may bring curiosity, happiness, worry, and countless questions about what life will look like next. Adesola Adejuwon’s Skylar Is Promoted to Big Sister: From Me to We: A New Role, a Bigger Heart explores this experience.