New Arrivals

The book We Have Dominion, We Have Power, and We Have Authority: What's the Holdup? reminds us that, as Christians, we have not been called and sent into a dark world without equipment. It shows how every believer can fight the power of darkness...

Ancient West African mythology is full complicated systems of beliefs and stories. This title focuses on the Yoruba, Akan, and Igbo characters and stories. Assisted by easy-to-understand text, historic and colorful images, infographics, and QR codes loaded with extra materials young readers will learn...

When Esther met Tobi, she knew her life would change forever. She met Tobi in the most unexpected way-at a wedding, she hadn't even planned on attending. What began as a chance encounter blossomed into deep love. With his easy charm, wit, and faith,...

Writing instruction is a particular challenge because there is no singular, linear solution to teaching students to write well. This book approaches writing as a wicked problem that takes place in complicated contexts. Through both scholarly research and teacher reflection, it examines ELA classrooms...

A road trip through Wales and its rich history of folklore. Russ Williams was raised on Welsh stories, like the one about a mountain that would send you mad or turn you into a gifted poet if you camped out on it, or the...

In the 19th century middle-class and elite readers were served by subscription circulating libraries, notably by Mudie's Select library and his bookshop, by Hatchards in Piccadilly in London and other retail bookshops. But what about the working man or woman who might have felt...

Synopsis: "Which Way Is Detroit?" is an insider's guide to maximizing investment opportunities in Detroit's evolving real estate market. Updated for 2024, this comprehensive resource offers fresh insights into the city's most promising areas for investment, detailed neighborhood analyses, and unique financing strategies. Strather...

Why do people hate Joseph Stalin as much as they hate Hitler? Read on and you'll know the answer soon! You want your child to read about Stalin because you want him/her to understand the thought process and why decisions were made that way....

The life of Scottish watercolourist William Alister Macdonald (1861-1956) contained more mystery and intrigue than a novel by the authors he knew as friends. Mid-life in the early 1900s he painted widely across Britain, Europe and North Africa. Aged sixty, abandoning his wife and...

First coined in Daniel J. Siegel's The Developing Mind, the window of tolerance refers to each individual's "window" of emotional activation, inside which they are comfortable and can function optimally. Everyone's window is unique, and every window has the potential to change--to narrow or...

This title will introduce readers to the kind, honey-loving, silly old bear, Winnie the Pooh! Readers will learn about who created Winnie the Pooh, Pooh's fictional life story, and what makes him so special! Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards....

Women Voters documents and explains three important phenomena implicating gender, race, and immigration. The Element contributes to a better understanding of partisan candidate choice in US presidential elections. First, women are diverse and politically heterogenous, where white women are more likely to vote Republican...

Stan has found himself a starring role as superhero in a popular TV show. He's absolutely terrified. After surviving a holiday to Italy without his parents (which included jellyfish and giant watermelons), Stan reckons he deserves a bit of a break. Or at a...

Do You Want to Write a Cozy Mystery But Don't Know Where To Start?Are you new to writing and daunted by the thought of tackling a full-length novel? Have you started writing a novel but find yourself stuck in the middle?Or are you considering...

Like its predecessor, Writing Mormon History, this book delves into the captivating narratives of multiple historians as they unfold the backstories of their various publishing endeavors. The authors detail their journeys in crafting influential books, articles, newspaper pieces, and anthologies that have significantly shaped...

Between 1967 and 1972, a previously obscure group of authors entered the US cultural spotlight. During this five-year period, at least thirty anthologies of poetry and prose by African American, Latinx, Asian American, and Native American children came out of adult-led workshops, classrooms, and...

This collection of 64 beautifully illustrated affirmation cards from artist Tarn Ellis is a love letter to the soul, inspiring and empowering women of all ages to blossom into their full potential. The You Are Home Affirmation Cards empower you to believe in your...

You are Royal is a charming story that uses truths from the Bible to empower children. It shows them that they are sons and daughters of the one true King. With her three children in mind while creating the book, the author uses scripture...

"Exceedingly handy!" - Jill Bernard, International Improv Teacher and Performer Learn the secrets of improv teaching today! Whether you're just starting out or leveling up, this book unlocks your inner instructor and helps you to deliver memorable, effective, and fun classes. You'll learn to:...

Your Exodus Is at HandTruly, Your Exodus is At Hand! I am here to tell you in this book that you shouldn't give up hope of being free from bondage. God didn't create anyone to be bound by anything or anybody. With Him all...