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An astounding debut, so full of wonder, outrage, invention, fireworks, sheer brilliance Edward Carey, author of LittleSubversive, hilarious and shockingly original Rosanna Pike, author of A Little TrickerieA true, unique talent Kat Dunn, author of HungerstoneStep into the past. Rush headlong at the future. The Age of Calamities is here.Henry VIII wants Anne Boleyn dead, but theres just one small problem: shes alive again by morning, sipping tea at the breakfast table. In the gilded hush of the Winter Palace, the Romanov sisters slip through time and waltz aboard a spaceship bound for the stars. A woman on the run strikes a sinister bargain with the ghost of Joan of Arc, but can she reclaim her body before sunrise?With flickers of horror and dark humour, The Age of Calamities catapults us through sentient houses, looping timelines and haunted histories. Fiercely inventive and wickedly playful, these stories mark the arrival of a bold new voice in fiction-inviting the reader to confront the past, the present and themselves, all at once.PRAISE FOR THE AGE OF CALAMITIES:Surreal, funny and endlessly thought-provoking DazedAn addictive blend of imagination and wit Katherine J. Chen, author of JoanFull of imaginative daring and electrifying humour Naomi Booth, author of Animals at NightThe past comes to unexpected, vivid life in these speculative short stories Publishers WeeklyWonderful writing that had me in its grasp to the very last sentence Nydia Hetherington, author of SycoraxStunning in its power, purpose and ambition Maggie Su, author of Blob: A Love StoryDazzlingly inventive Kelly Link, author of White Cat, Black DogWild, incantatory, upending Claire Oshetsky, author of Evil GeniusI loved Ahmads perilously playful journeys to other timescapes Leon Craig, author of Parallel Hells

Amidst the harsh environment of Sector 7G, two pigs, Ruth and Sunflower, find each other and brave the cruel treatment as friends. As Sunflower shares her dreams of the magical outside, Ruths hope of a life beyond her cage is reignited. Finding strength in each other, they begin to formulate plans for an improbable escape.

Aprender com sentido é mais do que um ato cognitivo ― é uma experiência afetiva, ética e profundamente humana. Neste livro, Lívia Meira Rocha nos convida a revisitar o aprender como travessia: um pro

A brutally funny fever dream about teenagers, desire and female friendship from Miriam Battye (Strategic Love Play, Succession).We go in, pick one boy each to pull, do that pulling, then come home and eat the chicken dippers Ive put in the fridge for us. At what part of that is dying occurring.Friday night. Four girls. Two boys. Alone in a house. Some of them are in love. Most of them are virgins. Everyone is pretending to know what theyre doing.Tonight, thats all going to change.The Virgins opened at Soho Theatre, London, in January 2026.

The greatest tragic love story ever told but this time, Catherine tells it herself. In Catherine, Essie Fox breathes new life into Wuthering Heights, transforming a gothic masterpiece into a haunting confession of obsession, madness and love that even death cannot end.`A haunting work in its own right provides an extra dimension and new perspectives on one of literatures best-known tales of doomed love Sunday Times`Reverent and irreverent A must-read for anyone who visits Heathcliff and Cathys Yorkshire Moors in their dreams Erin Kelly`Every bit as gripping as the classic, yet has added immediacy and emotion. Hugely moving Sean LuskWith a nature as wild as the moors she loves to roam, Catherine Earnshaw grows up alongside Heathcliff, a foundling her father rescued from the streets of Liverpool. Their fierce, untamed bond deepens as they grow until Mr Earnshaws death leaves Hindley, Catherines brutal brother, in control and Heathcliff reduced to servitude.Desperate to protect him, Catherine turns to Edgar Linton, the handsome heir to Thrushcross Grange. She believes his wealth might free Heathcliff from cruelty but her choice is fatally misunderstood, and their lives spiral into a storm of passion, jealousy and revenge.Now, eighteen years later, Catherine rises from her grave to tell her story and seek redemption.Essie Foxs Catherine reimagines Wuthering Heights with beauty and intensity a haunting, atmospheric retelling that brings new life to a timeless classic and lays bare the dark heart of an immortal love.`A dazzling feminist retelling of the greatest tragic love affair in fiction gothic, defiant and heartbreakingly human Louisa Treger`ExquisiteLiz Fenwick`Passionate, vivid, utterly mesmerising satisfyingly familiar and yet sparking with wild gothic originality Kate Griffin`Haunting, authentic, exquisite a fresh and relevant story of obsession and revenge Anna Mazzola`A new level of understanding is brought by the change in perspective, and the joy, anguish, passion, obsession and destruction are not only witnessed but embodied. Essie Fox doesnt write from the heart, she writes from her soul stunning Barbara Havelocke`Wuthering Heights has been re-imagined by one of our most prominent Gothic novelists Read it by candlelight, surrounded by shadows, and let the deathly icy-cold fingers of its protagonist clasp you and send shivers down your spine Dr Michael Stewart`Beautiful! I loved being back in that world Emma Carroll `Expertly written, cleverly melding original text with reimagined interpretations a feminist retelling that retains the emotional truth of Emily Brontes original. Essie Fox has lovingly and meticulously reconstructed the story to draw out its dark, twisted heart Katherine Clements

Li is an unsparing observer of our unsparing timesSusan Choi, author of FlashlightA smart, engrossing, beautifully observed examination of millennial friendship, social media and generational differencesFrancesca Hornak, author of So Good to See YouDiana, Justin, Errol and Vivian have been best friends for as long as they can remember. They did everything their strict parents asked: studied hard, attended good universities, only to end up back in their childhood bedrooms with no jobs in sight.So when Grace - neighbourhood golden girl turned Harvard Law dropout - asks to make a documentary about their post-grad limbo, they agree. Its not like her little movie will ever see the light of day. Until it does. Overnight, the video goes viral, catapulting their most cringeworthy moments to internet stardom and turning private confessions into public punchlines.Eight years later, can the video that broke them apart also bring them back together? And is it too late to build the lives they once dreamed of?Razor-sharp and emotionally resonant, Bad Asians is a story of youth, ambition and growing up online - a moving exploration of the friendships that will always feel like home.PRAISE FOR BAD ASIANS:A sharp, propulsive novel about ambition, identity, and the bonds that shape usWeike Wang, author of Rental HouseCaptures the tenderness and mess of youth. A book that reminds us how little we know about the people we treasure mostRowan Hisayo Buchanan, author of Starling DaysA wild, propulsive ride of a novel that explores the damaging spiral of social media fame with razor-sharp observationsEmma Nanami Strenner, author of The Other HeartA story for all the formerly "gifted and talented kids". . . offers a delightful dose of nostalgia - and an affecting interrogation of the personas we put on, both online and in real lifeKatie Yee, author of Maggie; or, A Man and a Woman Walk Into a Bar

Jeremy Cooper, the author of Brian, returns with Discord, a subjective journey through the world of classical music. On a night in August, an audience at the Royal Albert Hall attends the first ever concert of Distant Voices. The Proms performance is the culmination of a years work between the middle-aged composer Rebekah Rosen and the young star-saxophonist Evie Bennet. Alternating between both perspectives, Discord charts the course of their intense and at times fractious relationship, the resonances and dissonances both women find within one another, as well as the struggles and satisfactions that accompany an artistic life. At the heart of the novel is an inquiry into the generative force behind creative collaboration. In what ways does the inexpressible that amorphous space of friction and unity between musicians become indelible? And by what process do flawed individuals create works of transcendence? Deeply insightful, at turns poignant and wry, Discord affirms Jeremy Coopers status as one of the most interesting fiction writers at work today.

Mermazing action-packed underwater adventures for young readers. Beautifully illustrated throughout and with a glittery cover! From the authors and illustrator of the bestselling Unicorn Academy series.Hidden deep beneath the waves is Mermaid Academy, a magical school where mermaids are paired with their very own dolphin and must discover their unique mermaid magic, with plenty of adventure along the way!Mermaid Academy is the perfect series for 7+ readers who love magic and adventure.Look out for more titles! Isla and Bubble, Cora and Sparkle, Maya and Rainbow, Amber and Flash, Millie and Storm, Harper and Splash, Lyla and Charm, Aurora and Jewel and Serena and Opal

Em uma pequena cidade litorânea do Paraná, em Morretes, rodeada pela Mata Atlântica e por uma exuberante natureza, Lucas e Gulliver iniciam uma amizade na escola. Com o passar do tempo, tornam-se pró

Samantha writes characters that I would love to play. Her Stories and dialogue are an actors dream!TV Legend, Frazer HinesSamantha Lee Howe writes like a dream...twisty, turny and not to be missed!Pop Icon, Ayshea BroughDownton Abbey turned murderous.Paul Finch, Sunday Times bestselling authorSecrets bloom where the roses die and Mel Greenway is digging up the truth.In post-war Britain, Avonby estate is a crumbling relic hiding deadly secrets. Lady Melinda Mel Greenway, a former army mechanic and the familys poor relation, seeks solace in its overgrown gardens until she unearths a body beneath the roses.The discovery drags Mel into a tangled web of lies, resentments, and buried truths, forcing her to clash with Inspector Derrin Bradley, her wartime lover turned investigator. As Derrin digs into the dark web of secrets entangling Avonbys privileged residents and its resentful staff, Mel is determined to solve the mystery herself. As sparks fly and old wounds resurface, Mels relentless pursuit of the truth puts her at odds with both her family and Derrin, while making her a target for a killer desperate to keep the past buried.A tale of resilience, forbidden romance, and suspense, A Thorn in the Rose is a richly atmospheric mystery that will keep you guessing until the very last page.

There are forests that grow from soil.And there are forests that grow from dreams.When a solitary wanderer steps beneath a moonlit canopy, he enters a place where silence listens, memories linger, and unfinished dreams are gently held rather than forgotten. As glowing lanterns drift between branches, rivers sing with remembered voices, and moonbeams themselves learn to dream, the forest guides him through spaces shaped by longing, hope, and quiet understanding.This is not a tale of conquest or danger, but of stillness, recognition, and the courage to slow down. Each path reveals another soft truth: that even the dreams we set aside continue to breathe, waiting patiently for the moment we are ready to remember them.The Forest Where Moonbeams Learned to Dream is a lyrical, contemplative fantasy for readers seeking calm, emotional depth, and gentle wonder. A book meant to be read slowlyat night, in silence, or whenever the world feels too loud.Perfect for lovers of poetic fantasy, meditative storytelling, and dreamlike journeys through light and shadow.

A charming murder mystery from the internationally bestselling author for fans of Richard Osman and Anthony Horowitz, as well as classic tales by Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie_______________The perfect murder mystery JANICE HALLETT, author of The AppealA true delight right up to its clever final reveal PETER SWANSON, author of Kill Your DarlingsOne of the best crime novels Ive read in years! KELLY MULLEN, author of This is Not a Game_______________To catch a killer, one must act the part.Arriving on the Greek island of Utakos, ageing actor Ormond Basil hopes only for a holiday and perhaps finally to shed the mantle of his most famous role: world-renowned sleuth, Sherlock Holmes.But when a body turns up in his hotel, the other guests, accustomed to seeing Ormond as the greatest detective of all time on the silver screen, pressure him to solve the mystery.Yet even with Ormonds encyclopaedic knowledge of plots and killers, this case turns out to be anything but elementary... ___________________Praise for Arturo Perez-ReverteGives murder a touch of classObserverSpains most popular, inventive writer of historical fictionThe Sunday TimesA sophisticated and exciting intellectual gameDaily TelegraphTo read him is to rediscover the delights of Dumas and Conan DoyleThe TimesIts rare a novelist who can create a literary page turner. Perez-Reverte is one of those raritiesDenver Post

Daniel Wiles connects us viscerally to the past we have buried the history we choose to ignore Hilary MantelIf his wife hadnt changed, then maybe Bernardo wouldnt have left, with his son in tow, to try and tame the wilderness of his childhood.If the land hadnt changed, turning grey and collapsing in their hands each time they grasped for survival, then maybe Bernardo and the boy could have built a life here.If the Puma hadnt changed everything, then maybe Bernardo wouldnt have to stalk the beast, searching for some measure of revenge, wishing hed pulled the trigger when he had the chance.The Puma is a novel that asks what a father would do to ensure his familys survival and what he might become when that is no longer an option.

Hilarious, high-energy series about animals with jobs, clothes and superpowers! Highly illustrated in black and white and perfect for fans of the movies Sing and Zootropolis!Put on your super-suit and prepare for comic-book capers in Pawtonia, where the animals wear clothes, hot chocolate flows and evil is just an ostrich feather awayMeet Bob and Archie. Two hapless, but enthusiastic, koalas who are just getting to grips with their superpowers when faced with their archenemy. Enter Dr Colossus, an evil giant ostrich, who has grand plans to take over Pawtonia by releasing a hoard of zombie chickens loose in the city!Our fluffy duo needs everything it takes to stop Dr Colossus and his robber duck minions.Can the Koalas in Capes master their powers in time to save the fate of Pawtonia?Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No. Its Koalas in Capes! This side-splitting, superhero series is perfect for newly-independent readers, where chapter books meet graphic novels.Look out for: Koalas in Capes: The Robot Spiders

The late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries witnessed the dawn of a golden age of science, during which time there was a dedicated drive to accurately categorise nature and explain the natural world. Enthusiastic naturalists, amateur and professional, set off to collect and classify plants and animals across the New World, and many of these finds still bear the names of those who discovered them today.In this new and updated edition, The Noble Quest profiles nine notable naturalists of the pre-Darwinian age: early naturalists William Bartram and Alexander von Humboldt; inquisitive aristocrats Charles Waterton and Prince Maximilian of Wied; professional collectors David Douglas, John Kirk Townsend and John Richardson; and the last of the field naturalists Henry Walter Bates and John Wesley Powell.All faced great adventures and hardship as they undertook their groundbreaking work and strived to quantify, categorise and rationally explain the planets flourishing ecosystems.

This nationally important book reveals the untold story of the Irish tricolour: its true origins, a forgotten heroine, and the emblems it replaced. For the first time, a fully referenced history corrects long-standing myths and slurs surrounding Irelands national flag. It also reinterprets iconic Irish symbols from the harp and shamrock to the tri-spiral placing them within the broader journey toward Irish nationhood and national identity. Along Irelands road to a republic, key figures are restored to their rightful place from Owen Roe ONeill and Wolfe Tone to Thomas Meagher and Padraig Pearse.The book explores crucial turning points the rise of green as Irelands colour, the rebellions of 1642, 1798, 1848, and 1916, Catholic Emancipation, and the flags later use and misuse. A bold, insightful retelling of Irelands story through its symbols.

THE PLAN:1. Do the best you can at school.2. Work at Dollars City to save money.3. Edit school magazine.4. Go to University of Kentucky with Maddie.Mal Flowers lives by The Plan. Its the only thing that keeps their ADHD brain from spiralling. But when the school magazine gets cancelled, The Plan starts falling apart.Enter Emerson Pike: radiant, carefree and the total opposite of Mals carefully controlled world. Her idea? Go rogue and launch an underground zine - unofficial, unapproved, and utterly terrifying.With no other option, Mal agrees. But as MixxedMedia is born and parks begin to fly both on and off the page, can Mal learn that not everything in life has to go according to plan?PRAISE FOR ACCORDING TO PLAN:Warm, witty, and wonderfully queer Aiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of Cemetery BoysAn absolute delight Crystal Maldonado, author of Fat Chance, Charlie VegaChristen Randall proves to be one of the best queer storytellers of our time, bar none Jonny Garza Villa, award-winning author of Canto Contigo

We all know of of the various wars, the Famine and the pivotal events which have made the Ireland what it is today, but few know the stranger aspects of the nations past.From body snatchers, to pirate queens and Celtic vampires, Irelands hidden history is explored here in a book bound to thrill and astound you from the first page.

A brand new emotional, sweeping romance from the bestselling author of ONE MOMENT. Perfect for fans of Paige Toon, David Nicholls and Jojo Moyes. _______________Becky Hunter will steal your heart Veronica HenryFull of heart, heartbreak and hope Carole Hailey _______________In every lifetime, its always you...When Lissa meets Ash, she cant deny their instant connection. Its like theyve met before, many times.Then, the flashbacks start and somehow she just knows: these are memories of past lives. And in those lives, theres always one person. Always, she falls in love with him. Always, it ends in tragedy.This time, Lissa knows she must do something different. Can the star-crossed lovers learn from their past mistakes and finally find their happy ending? _______________Praise for Becky Hunters novelsPrepare to have your heartstrings tugged and your tear ducts emptiedRedSwoonsome love storyGood HousekeepingPrepare to ugly cry and snort laugh with abandonHeatUtter joy!PrimaReaders LOVE Becky HunterAn emotional rollercoaster *****Utterly beautiful, captivating and impossible to put down! *****Captivated me from the first page to the last *****Heartwrenching *****

The new novel from the award-winning author of Guapa; and a sweeping, multi-generational saga that traces the fractured bonds between three Iraqi-British sistersIn the summer of 2014, three estranged Iraqi-British sisters are drawn back into each others orbits through the discovery of their late fathers lost paintings.As Mediha, Zainab, and Ishtar lay claim to his legacyan inheritance laced with exile, betrayal, and an Iraq they no longer recogniseZainabs son Nizar, a war correspondent haunted by his time on the front lines, returns to the family fold. As summer bleeds into autumn and the truth about the paintings unfurls, the family is forced to confront the personal and political betrayals that tore them apart.Spanning continents and decades, Floodlines grapples with grief and memory, and charts the emotional and political aftershocks of a century of war and revolution in Iraq and beyond. Inspired by the artistic legacy of Haddads great uncle, the Iraqi modernist painter Jewad Selim, Floodlines explores family, queerness, and the wounds of (neo)colonialism in haunting, visceral prose."A literary voice capable of narrating untold stories of the modern gay experience, from one of the most complicated parts of the world."Attitude Magazine