Explore the expansive evolution of literature's most famous bear as he celebrates his 100th anniversary. When author A.A. Milne was inspired to create the Winnie the Pooh stories for his young son, he could never have imagined what the future held. Combined with the drawings of E.H. Shepard, the timeless adventures of Pooh and Christopher Robin in the Hundred-Acre Wood with Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger, and Kanga have developed into one of the world’s most cherished series of tales. This lavishly illustrated volume details every aspect of the burgeoning, multifaceted story of Winnie the Pooh: the books, the art, the subsequent and ever-popular Disney films and series, the new characters, the shows, the audio recordings, the memorabilia, the theme park attractions, the global cultural impact, and more. A comprehensive history celebrating 100 years of Winnie the Pooh: Full of facts about Winnie the Pooh that every fan needs to know, from popular trivia to lesser-known details, alongside charming images that bring every page to life. Fully authorized by Disney to commemorate Winnie the Pooh’s 100th anniversary, with themed, illustrated, double-page features that capture the full history. Gorgeous design details and a luxury finish make The Winnie the Pooh Book a must-own gift for fans of all ages. This fully authorized guide is like a Winnie the Pooh adventure in itself, packed with surprising insights, beautiful images, and heartwarming entertainment sure to engage and enthrall fans of the world’s most beloved bear. © 2026 Disney Based on the “Winnie the Pooh” works by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard

Readers who love spicy romance with chaotic meet-cute tropes like Talia Hibbert, Jackie Lau, and Rachel Lynn Solomon. Fans of banter-filled TV shows and movies about awkward dating like Insecure, Someone Great, How to Be Single, and I Want You Back. The setting : A magical New York evening at a hot new restaurant that’s the place to be seen. The situation : Two couples poised to take the next step. Liem’s moved across the country and is about to propose to Natalie, the love of his life—he’s going to surprise her at dinner. On the other side of the restaurant, Bri thought she was about to have a romantic evening with her boyfriend, David. The complication : Very public breakups. For both couples. David’s the one who cheated, but he’s also the one who calls it off. Bri’s left fuming like an episode of excellent reality television: great for the audience, terrible for the featured player. On the other side of the restaurant, Nat drops a bomb of her own: she wants to break up. Suddenly Liem and Bri are single, so they decide to drown their sorrows together. The result : When sparks fly between them, maybe it means the worst day of their lives can potentially become the best thing that ever happened to them both. Maybe.

All-out indie wrestling meets a blood-drenched haunted house in an all-new original graphic novel. Mitchell "Mad Dog" Morgan dreamed of making it to the big arenas in wrestling, but he never crawled out of the indies. They were right about him when they called him "just another jabroni." Deciding to drink his troubles away, he wanders into a crumbling house that's more than it seems—a supernatural world of horror that feeds on the hopeless. As the house tries to break him, Morgan realizes all his failures had prepared him for this moment. He was born not to wrestle in the ring but to fight an ancient evil that preys on the lost. Bloodied, brutalized, and on the brink, this washed-up jabroni will rise up to become the main event.

Battler Britton, the classic aviator hero from the Treasury of British Comics returns in bold revamp courtesy of Garth Ennis (The Boys, Preacher) and Colin Wilson (Star Wars). October, 1942: The Nazis are winning on every front. From the Russian steppes to the sands of North Africa, Hitler’s legions are on the advance. Now, two fighter squadrons – one British, one American – are assigned to fly together in the barren Egyptian desert. Their leader is the RAF’s Wing Commander Robert Britton, known to friend and foe alike as “Battler”. But the US pilots are not at all keen on submitting to British command, and when orders arrive to begin operations from a new base deep behind enemy lines – directly under the Germans’ noses – Battler is not at all sure the two units can cooperate successfully. When allies fail to fight as one, only their opponents win – and the Nazi fighters, forever hovering in the blazing desert sun, are quick to scent an opportunity. Garth Ennis ( Preacher , The Boys ) and Colin Wilson (Judge Dredd, Blueberry ) present one of British Comics’ most fondly remembered characters in a brand new adventure, as deadly dogfights erupt mere feet above the earth, bullets rip through fuel tanks and airframes, and men’s destinies are decided in the blink of an eye: Battler Britton flies again .

Secret cults, forbidden knowledge, and cryptic prophecies await in this companion collection to Shadows Over Innsmouth, containing 12 more short stories inspired by the legendary horror writer H. P. Lovecraft. Featuring stories from some of the biggest names in horror fiction, including H. Lovecraft, Ramsey Campbell, Kim Newman, Caitlin R. Kiernan, and many more. This newly redesigned edition also includes a revised and updated Introduction and Contributor Notes, along with additional artwork exclusive to this printing. In this companion to the acclaimed anthology Shadows Over Innsmouth, World Fantasy Award-winning editor Stephen Jones assembles some of today's most talented horror authors-the finest of the modern Lovecraftian acolytes. Return to Innsmouth with these 12 haunting horror stories and encounter a scientist who stumbles upon a secret cult, a thief whose heist goes horrifically awry, and a magician who usurps a prophecy only to bring about something much, much worse-plus H. Lovecraft's previously discarded draft of 'The Shadow Over Innsmouth'! Featuring stories from:H. LovecraftRamsey CampbellHugh B. CaveBasil CopperJohn GlasbyCaitlin R. KiernanBrian LumleyRichard A. LupoffPaul McAuleyKim NewmanMichael Marshall SmithSteve Rasnic Tem

A lavish vortex of politics and romance among the stars. Levar Boylan is hurled into a world of diplomatic galas and impossibly high stakes to rekindle things with his lover, the demon empress Astrid. A deft, witty and sexy read for fans of A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine and Winter’s Orbit by Everina Maxwell. In this sweeping story of high-stakes romance and cut-throat politics amongst the stars, dashing junior supply officer Levar Boylan finds himself unceremoniously pulled from the front lines to serve as a diplomat for abruptly arranged peace talks with the Empire. All because he once dated an Imperial baroness. Levar gets more than he bargained for when his former lover, Astrid, is revealed as the reigning Demon Emperor and despite the years, the war, and their difference in rank, their mutual attraction still burns bright. The re-ignited relationship with the towering, horned Emperor threatens to drown the lovelorn soldier in a whirlpool of conflicting agendas. Levar’s superiors suspect his loyalty is waning, while Astrid hopes he will abandon the defeated Commonwealth to become an Imperial noble. As sinister schemes bubble to the surface, Levar must dodge assassins, outfox kidnappers, and battle militant insurgency to save his country, his love, and his life.

In this thrilling sequel to The Gryphon King, old rivalries and new threats pull Bataar and Nohra into a swirling cauldron of gods, monsters and djinn. Sweeping Southwest Asian-inspired epic fantasy starring morally gray characters and lady knights, perfect for fans of Godkiller and Shannon Chakraborty. Bataar Rhah, the gryphon king, has conquered the kingdom of Dumakra. Victorious, he turns his attention on Aglea in the north, where pagan berserkers rule over inhospitable, monster-infested marshes. Prince Nassar and his entourage have also fled to Aglea to rally his supporters against Bataar—spreading the terrible ghoulish plague they unearthed from the abandoned city of Anhabar wherever they go. Princess Nohra is soon to be married to Bataar. Nohra has not forgiven the rhah's sins against her country or her family, but her thirst for vengeance wars with her feelings for Bataar’s wife, Qaira. Now, as Bataar forces her to participate in the conquest of her mother's country, wielding her best friend Darya's terrifying demonic powers as a weapon, Nohra's conflicted loyalties threaten to tear her apart. Nobody knows Darya's limits. Bataar’s strange supernatural gifts are growing more powerful by the day—and beginning to slip from his control. Only one thing is certain: everywhere, the eyes of monsters, gods, and djinn are watching. One wrong move could tip everything into chaos.

Perfect for fans of romantic dramas with hints of the supernatural, this binge-worthy graphic novel follows high schooler Su-ae as her life takes a turn for the unexpected after she discovers a sentient flip phone in her locker. Phones are perfect for sending messages, snapping photos, and most importantly, talking to your friends. One thing Su-ae didn’t account for, however, was that her phone would be able to talk back. Su-ae discovers that Jellypop, a flip phone stored in her locker, is sentient - and Jellypop has a lot to say about Su-ae’s love life. School romances are never easy, and Su-ae’s relationship with her nonchalant boyfriend seems to be going nowhere. Lacking the charisma of her step-sister Ra-im is one thing, but seeing the growing sparks between her and Minu just adds salt to injury. It’s up to Jellypop to help Su-ae navigate the peaks and pits of teenage love and finally get the school love story she deserves! This volume collects episodes 1 to 10 of the sensational WEBTOON comic with over 260 million reads, Operation: True Love.

Deluxe hardcover notebook featuring inspiring characters from Studio Ghibli’s epic fantasy film Princess Mononoke. With a cloth-bound, foil-stamped case, lined pages, and lay-flat binding, this notebook invites you to let your imagination run wild! Perfect for writers, notetakers, collectors, and animation fans alike. © 1997 Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli, ND

A gripping manga set in a world where heroes protect the public... or so it seems. When corrupt heroes control the world, it's up to one man to play the part of the villain and stand up to them. Society is stained by the very heroes who swore to protect it and now one man must play the part of a villain in order to save the world. Villain Actor Vol. 3, from the acclaimed team behind Volume 1 - writer Mikumo Seto and artist Kentaro Harada - is the climactic volume in this story of role reversal and justice. Ayumu Mashiro, once an ordinary police officer with a strong moral code, now wields the terrifying power of Zero - the most feared villain in history. But heroes aren't who they seem. 6 months have passed since Lordline slaughtered the rebellion and now Mashiro and the remaining rebels are on the hunt for the First Heroes, those at the top of the hero hierarchy. After the events in Volume 2 Mashiro has fully accepted his role as the villain in society's eyes and has forgone his moral code to not kill, swearing to eviscerate Lordline, but with such a brutalist approach, how soon before Mashiro stops playing a role and becomes the villain the world thinks he is. Think The Boys ripped into a manga format: grounded, gritty, and unafraid to expose the shadows behind the capes. Remember that wielding the powers of a villain, doesn't mean you can't be a hero.

Perfect for beginning readers, this quirky and fun graphic novel follows the adventures of a ghost and his pet Squiggle! Johnny Boo is the best little ghost in the whole world, because he has Boo Power. This means that he can go "BOO" really loudly! His pet ghost named Squiggle has Squiggle Power, which means that he can fly and do really fast loop-the-loops. Together they have the world's greatest ghost adventures! And now, for the first time, read the first seven volumes in one book! James Kochalka has won multiple Eisner Awards for Best Publication for Young Readers and has published 14 volumes of the Johnny Boo series. This special On The Go edition collects the first seven into one convenient-to-read book!

A brand-new story featuring the characters from the hit franchise Frozen, for young readers ages 4-7. A bad snowstorm heads toward Arendelle. Worried about the strong winds and cold, Elsa and Anna bring the villagers into the castle to wait out the storm. At the same time, Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven bring the Snowgies down from the Ice Palace to make sure they aren't scared during the storm. However, as Anna and Elsa host the villagers in the crowded castle, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf find babysitting the Snowgies to be…challenging.