Nem is living in his father's shadow. Migal, one of the strongest warriors in all of BezKamp, is disappointed that his son shows no sign of fire or strength. Nem would rather spend his days collecting rare artifacts from their village's ancestors, especially books and writings, even though the written word has been outlawed in BezKamp for decades. On their planet of Klassew, the people live in fear of the dangerous Crig beasts that can poison their land. BezKamp is isolated from the Crig territory, and the villagers techno-ritual called "Creejun" allows them to cultivate land and expand their territory. But when unexpected corruption begins taking land and lives around BezKamp, the village leaders, warriors, and healers must venture out of the city gates to war-torn lands to protect their livelihood. Heading the charge, Migal hopes to use this mission as a way to finally show his son the meaning of honor and responsibility. When Nem begins to see more of Klassew beyond his home village, he sees a world full of corruption, deceit, and lies. When he meets Janny, a BezKamp outsider living off the land on her own, Nem's view of BezKamp begins to shatter. As the pair begins to unlock deep-seeded secrets about their peoples suppressed past, Nem learns that the strongest warrior fights for the truth.

From Lion Forge and Know Yourself. Megalopolis used to be the city hub for all the makers, doers, and dreamers. It was a better time according to Debian Perl, a technomancer known for her out-of-date computer programming skills. Now the city streets are filled with “Egg-heads,” those in thrall to the ease and simplicity of new technology as opposed to Debian’s way of doing things. Digits is one of those Egg-heads. She is a young social media guru and knows her way around all the newest, latest technology. Debian and Digits cross paths when they both stumble across a 100-year-old lost robot named Ray-Bot. They soon learn that Ray-Bot’s CPU was suspiciously overclocked, leaving him unable to perform basic functions and commands. To find out where the robot came from, Debian must teach Digits everything she knows about computer coding and programming. Along their journey to bring Ray-Bot home, they begin piecing together the mysterious puzzle about his malfunction, and uncover some sinister secrets. Debian Perl: Digital Detective is a five-book series in which middle-grade readers will join Debian and Digits on mystery adventures all while building practical knowledge of coding, algorithms, algebra, and logical problem solving.

The great narrative poem rendered into comic strip form. The book includes the complete original poem with Coleridge's notes and humour added by Hunt Emerson is absolutely hilarious. With an introduction by Gilbert Shelton. Now in its sixth edition.

An original story based onthe hit anime! To fulfill her dream ofbecoming a witch, Atsuko Kagari has been working hard at Luna Nova MagicalAcademy. But after a trip to a magical hilltop--rumored to be a popular spot forfairies--dogs and cats start going missing, and it's up to Akko, Lotte, and Sucyto get to the bottom of it!

Zombies are "gravely"misunderstood. Like humans, they're only scary when you provoke them-at leastwhen it comes to Zombie Boy. Sure he's undead, but he's got a bone crackingsense of humor and crazy ideas that only a cute zombie like him can flesh out.Whether you're a zombie fan or not, he's impossible tohate!

The fourth book of theBerrybrook Middle School series, Diary, is a very special journalincluding not only sticker sheets and "one sketch a day" pages but also brandnew stories from the author set in the Berrybrook universe! Find out all aboutPeppi's and Jaime's project, write your own daily entries right next to Jensen'sjournal pages, and take a glimpse at the new life of a familiar face who's movedto a new town!