Hooray! An outdoorsy coloring book for fans of the wildly successful animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+! Let's play outside! Bluey, Bingo, and all their friends love to go on outdoor adventures, from rock-hopping at the creek to swimming at the pool. Join them for some outdoor fun in this 32-page coloring book, perfect for road trips, rainy days, plane rides, and more!

Play Butterflies with Bluey and Bingo in the bilingual edition of this fun storybook based on the wildly successful animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+! ¡Juega a las mariposas con Bluey y Bingo en este divertido cuento basado en la superexitosa serie animada Bluey, presentada en Disney+! Bluey, Bingo, and Judo are playing Butterflies! But when Judo and Bluey leave Bingo behind to play another game, Bingo is heartbroken. Can Bluey make it up to her little sister? Read along to find out! ¡Bluey, Bingo y Judo están jugando a las mariposas! Pero cuando Judo y Bluey se alejan de ella para jugar otra cosa, Bingo se pone muy triste. ¿Podrá Bluey contentar a su hermanita? ¡Lee para averiguarlo!

Read the book that inspired the hit movie on streaming! Readers of Love Me, Love Me: Magnetic Hearts will be eager to continue James and June’s tumultuous love story. Perfect for fans of steamy, slow-burn angsty romances featuring brooding leads with troubled pasts. June White realizes that everything she thought she knew about her new friends was wrong. After moving to California, she discovers the hallways of her high school hide lies and appearances are worse than deceiving. The only person she can really trust is the one person she never thought she would: the brooding but sexy James Hunter. And as they grow closer, June’s heartbreak over William fades. For the first time, James talks to June openly and honestly, and without any desire to drive her away. Even as the truth emerges and William continues to battle his demons, June is still torn. Did James try to keep her and William apart to protect her, as he claims? Or are his feelings for her more than he can admit? Eventually, it’s up to June to choose—William or James. But as James and June draw ever closer, even more secrets about James’s past are revealed, including one that could destroy the fragile happiness they are creating.

For readers of Thomas Pynchon, a conspiratorial adventure through a bleak future where the dead (and their political factions) never really die, from one of France’s most visionary writers Breton has seen brighter days. Now his body sags as he pulls a pair of binoculars to his withered face. He peers from the grimy window of a near-empty psychiatric compound—one of the last buildings standing after an unspecified disaster—spying rue Dellwo below, dreary in perpetual rain. Into this world of devastation drop the Monroe girls—paramilitaries trained in the “dark place” by Monroe, a dissident executed long ago. Their mission to revamp the Party is futile in this bleak, decaying world. Breton, our schizophrenic narrator, is tasked (and tortured) by what remains of the Party to locate and identify the Monroe girls using special optical equipment and his powers of extrasensory perception. Breton’s journey through a bardo-like, hostile labyrinth invites us into a sensual swirl of bodily decay, political acquiescence, and civilizational collapse. In this derelict setting, Volodine ruminates on identity, surveillance, life after death, and love (which, alas, does not conquer all). An urgent and blistering tale, beautifully rendered with Volodine’s distinct pathos and humor.

When digital dreams turn into nightmares . . Single and awkward, Tomasu works as an accountant for a company that makes sex dolls. It’s not a glamorous life, but it’s a living. Manipulated by his crooked boss and ridiculed by his colleagues, he suffers a series of personal setbacks throughout his life in a gigantic, lonely megalopolis. The day his mother dies, his life turns upside down. Shaken by this tragedy and encouraged by his friend, he decides to take the plunge and test Live Memorium, an illegal technology that offers its users the ability to relive their childhood memories and act differently within them. Once inside the machine, Tomasu can see his mother again and change the course of certain events that led to his deep trauma. He asserts himself with more confidence and reconnects with his childhood sweetheart, but in the process, loses touch with reality. It is the beginning of a self-destructive spiral, where the virtual world and the real world become one . A dystopian tale with a cyberpunk flavor, Live Memorium projects us into another dimension. In the tradition of the great seinen sci-fi manga, this captivating story questions our relationship with technology and the solitude and emotional distress of our urbanized society. Halfway between Domû, Akira, and Black Mirror, Miki Makasu tells a unique and dizzying experience illustrated by the elegant graphic talent of Benoît Bourget.

A deluge, an avalanche, a landslide. A mass of a substance such as earth or rocks falling or sliding rapidly downwards. Vyory is a joint work by twelve comic artists, and is the third book in a series from Kutikuti, an association and collective of about sixty contemporary comic artists living in Finland.

This isn't justabook-it'samagical, interactive storytellingadventure wheretherollofthedice chooses your fate! Embark on a magical journey where young adventurers help a brave elf named Briar Luck navigate a dangerous quest. Equipped with a map and dice, kids roll their way past obstacles (like rushing rivers) and challenges (like mischievous goblins) to recover the Jewel of Everlasting Life and help Briar return it to its rightful owners.

Black British music has been thesoundtrack to periods of profound political, social, cultural and demographicchange. It is the music of identity, indefatigability, resistance, anger,celebration, love, loss; it is the music of possibility and hope. Opening with an exploration of the sound and identity of theAfrican diaspora as shaped by the tumultuous forces of British imperialism andcolonialism from the 1400s to 1900, Jacqueline Springer then surveys the blackmusical landscape in Britain from 1900 to 1970. Two major imports - American rap and Jamaican ragga- are singled out for their vital contributions to the homegrowngenres central to the publication: Lovers Rock, Brit Funk, 2 Tone, Jungle,Drum & Bass, Trip Hop and UK Garage and Grime. Each genre is then considered with an academic framing ofits social and political landscape and artist interviews that include, CarrollThompson, Neville Staple, Kenny Wellington, BlueyMaunick, Fabio and Grooverider, Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey ofMorcheeba, Megaman, DJ Target and Slimzee. Epic in scope and personalrecollection, The Musicis Black bears witnessto the resilience, ingenuity and heart of all those who create.

A page-turning, supernaturally-tinged LA puzzle-box thriller - Zodiac with teeth, from the Bram Stoker Award-nominated and bestselling author of Come with Me. Perfect for fans of Riley Sager and Lauren Beukes. What do you see...?When the mutilated body of a young woman is discovered in the desert on the outskirts of Los Angeles, the detective assigned to the case can't deny the similarities between this murder and one that occurred a year prior. Media outlets are quick to surmise this is the work of a budding serial killer, but Detective Bill Renney is struggling with an altogether different scenario: a secret that keeps him tethered to the husband of the first victim. What do you hear...?Maureen Park, newly engaged to Hollywood producer Greg Dawson, finds her engagement party crashed by the arrival of Landon, Greg's son. A darkly unsettling young man, Landon invades Maureen's new existence, and the longer he stays, the more convinced she becomes that he may have something to do with the recent murder in the high desert. What do you feel...?Toby Kampen, the self-proclaimed Human Fly, begins an obsession over a woman who is unlike anyone he has ever met. A woman with rattlesnake teeth and a penchant for biting. A woman who has trapped him in her spell. A woman who may or may not be completely human. In Ronald Malfi's brand-new thriller, these three storylines converge to create a tapestry of deceit, distrust, and unapologetic horror. A brand-new novel of dark suspense set in the City of Angels, as only "horror's Faulkner" can tell it.

Find your creative flow with this sketchbook celebrating Ponyo, Studio Ghibli’s enchanting fantasy film about a boy and a magical goldfish—and their adventures to stay together. Featuring a cloth, foil-stamped cover, lay-flat binding, and extra-thick pages, this one-of-a-kind sketchbook is perfect for writers, artists, and animation fans alike. © 2008 Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli, NDHDMT

Hawkmoon returns in this transformative graphic novel of Moorcock's epic dystopian series. Experience the post-apocalyptic future where Dorian Hawkmoon strives to fight against his Granbretan captors. Moorcock's Battle of Kamarg sets the stage for an iconic war! Hawkmoon: The Battle of Kamarg adapts Moorcock's novel with stunning artwork that highlights the amazing worldbuilding in this epic series. Set in a post-apocalyptic age of primitive technology and strange magic, Europe has been conquered by the tyrannical Granbretan empire led by King-Emperor Huon. When the city of Köln falls under the empire's iron ire and its Duke, Dorian Hawkmoon is captured, it's up to one of the last strongholds of civilization to rescue him and end the Granbretan's evil rule. Under the thumb of Baron Meliadus and the King Emperor due to the black jewel entombed in his forehead, Dorian Hawkmoon infiltrates the land of Kamarg in order to steal away the Lady Yisselda. But the only man standing between him and his mission is his former ally and leader of Kamarg, Count Brass. From writer Jérôme Le Gris and artists Benoît Dellac and Didier Poli, Hawkmoon: The Battle of Kamarg is the second in a four-volume epic.

One of the bloodiest and longest lasting revolutionary movements in Latin America described in graphic form. Rupay, in Quechua, means ardor, fire. On May 17th, 1980, the Shining Path, a Maoist group in Peru, burned the electoral records in a small town in the Ayacucho region to ignite the revolution that would set all of Peru aflame. This graphic novel retells the events relating to the start of the conflict, between 1980 and 1984, and the political violence that continued through 1990. Cossio Guevara charts the first subversive acts by the Shining Path, the government response, the escalation of violence, the response from the media and Peruvian intellectuals, and the brutality and impunity with which the repression was carried out, as well as such brutal episodes as the burning of polling in Chuschi, the Lucanamarca massacre, the mass graves in Putis, and the massacres of Aranhuay and Paccha. Masterfully drawn, this graphic novel is the chronicle of the tragedy and barbarism that challenged the poorest and most vulnerable members of Peruvian society, revealing the racist, classist, and apathetic attitudes from the criminals, government officials, military officers, business groups, and unaffected civilians alike. This book immortalizes the victims and recounts these events so that this tragic history is not lost to obscurity or repeated.

Solo Leveling meets Sword Art Online in the bestselling LitRPG Fantasy Action Adventure series HELL DIFFICULTY TUTORIAL – in print and as a Light Novel for the very first time with HELL DIFFICULTY TUTORIAL (Light Novel) Vol. 2 from Aethon & Vault! Where others see doom, he sees opportunity. Hell Difficulty? More like a chance to thrive. Trapped in a world ruled by stats, monsters, and logic, Nathaniel Gwyn is still playing on Hell Difficulty - and it’s a game he intends to win. Thrown from an ordinary bus ride into a deadly new world, Nathaniel and his group of survivors continue to navigate brutal creatures, portals to strange lands, and fractured alliances. As others cling to hope and fear, he continues to focus on mana manipulation and embraces the chaos with cold strategy, carving his path forward through sheer willpower. In a system where hesitation means death, the only way out is through - and Nathaniel plans to master it one step at a time.

Readers will lose themselves in this surreal spy thriller…and may find it impossible to find themselves again. Nadia is a quiet drama student in a country divided by a brutal civil war. Amid the steady tension of armed men, checkpoints, and random violence, the theater is her one escape. One evening, after an Ibsen performance, she is given an opportunity to serve her people. Nadia bears a strong resemblance to a waitress in the next district whose café is frequented by enemy agents. Would she be willing to take her place for a week and plant recording devices? It’s a dangerous mission that will take all her acting skills to disappear into this role…but she knows that she has no choice. As Nadia settles into the other woman’s apartment and life, she becomes more immersed in this character than she ever imagined. And as one week drags into two, she realizes this isn’t going to end the way she hoped… In The Shadower, award-winning sibling duo Peter and Maria Hoey present a haunting, ice-cold story of identity, espionage, and betrayal.

The Detective in Yellow returns for a brand new story arc! ALL-NEW STORY ARC—AND A PERFECT JUMPING-ON POINT! As Dick Tracy investigates a series of brazen bank robberies by the mysterious Summer Sisters, an old army friend appears from across the pond with ominous tidings. Plus, the Detective in Yellow's personal life gets complicated! Still reeling from The Blank's murderous rampage—and the ways it changed The City's criminal underbelly—can Dick Tracy piece together a new mystery while being yanked back into his own complicated past?

In a world full of unexplainable powers, a girl with none uses her survival skills to track down her kidnapped super-psychic brother! A love letter to Akira and Mad Max set in a post-apocalyptic future. Justin Jordan and Tyasseta's knockout series Breaklands is back! In a future where history was reshaped by godlike psychics, Kasa Fain is the only girl in the world without a power of her own--or so she thought. After rescuing her brother from bloodthirsty kidnappers, Kasa's problems have only grown. Now they're pursued by the Skypirates, land-bound criminals, and the God King Fask. But Kasa ISN'T powerless, and she's about to discover she's even stronger than she knows. The adventure continues with all the breathtaking art and wild adventure you loved from the first volume! Now in print for the first time!