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Racc and Oon are raccoon parents with a very big family: 86 furry children! In this cozy, giggle-filled picture book by Ashley Young, a single spoon becomes the center of a family adventure about sharing, patience and love. With bright full-page illustrations and simple read-aloud text, Racc and Oon with A Spoon is perfect for bedtime, story time and little readers from babies to age 10.

A silly, food-filled coloring book starring two raccoons, Racc and Oon, and their very big family of 86 kids. Each page shows a raccoon and a favorite food, which makes it a fun, low-pressure way to get picky eaters talking about trying new things. Big, simple shapes for little hands. 8.5×11 paperback.

Lottie doesn’t understand what’s going on. For the first year of her life, she’s spent all her time with Mummy. Now the girl has been left somewhere called nursery. Lottie doesn’t like being forced to play with the grumpy Rosie, or Sprout, the boy who eats everything. If Lottie is going to get home to Mummy, and stop her worrying about her car ear, she’s going to need to navigate the new world she’s found herself in. Can the girl work with the other kids to come up with a good escape plan or is she about to learn that nothing stays nice at nursery?

Alister Cain, a haunted occult crimes consultant, is plagued by chilling visions of a blood-soaked woman screaming for help. Teaming up with Detective Steve Zhang, Alister dives into a treacherous world where the Chinese Mafia’s dark rituals intertwine with ancient supernatural forces. Their hunt leads them to a sinister plot: the woman from Alister’s dreams is destined to become a Ghost Bride, a sacrificial pawn in a macabre union with a fallen crime lord. As they face shapeshifting fox demons and vengeful spirits, Alister and Steve must race against time to save her from a gruesome end. This prequel short story is perfect for fans of supernatural crime and unrelenting suspense.

After getting out of an abusive relationship, Julie Carter seeks shelter in a house that was not as it seems. While she builds herself a home and grows to love one of the inhabitants there, disaster strikes and Julie’s life is thrown into even more chaos. Will the other Elementals with her get the training they need before the final battle, or will their secret be out to the world before they can save it?

Hera has been kidnapped! For four terrified teenage Gods and Goddesses – Nike, Moxie, Hephaestus, and Ares – it is a race against the clock to find their mother. But in order to get her back, they must face and conquer their greatest enemy – themselves. Can they accomplish their feats and find Hera in time, or will the Queen of the Heavens be lost forever? You can also find this book, in its entirety, in the anthology Immortal Fears. All books in the series are standalone and can be read in any order.

Everyone knows the story of how the Titan Cronus ate his children to prevent the prophecy of his death from coming true. What you don’t know is how Cronus got so paranoid that he thought eating his own children was his only option. Join Hera as she tells the story to her children while tucking them into bed. All books in the series are standalone and can be read in any order.

When fire devours her forest home and scatters her family, tiny gnome Lilvara is thrust into a world far beyond the mossy cradle of her childhood. Armed with nothing but a moss-woven talisman and the stories whispered to her by her grandmother, she ventures into a vast and shifting wilderness in search of the ones she loves—and the thread that might lead her back. Along the way, Lilvara meets unlikely allies: a fox with a torn ear who leaves berries in the night, a gruff badger with a hidden kindness, and a luminous moth who speaks in dreams. But as the forest tests her strength and the mountains try to break her body, Lilvara must learn that sometimes, the way forward isn’t marked by signs… but by the stubborn beating of her own heart. A lyrical tale of grief, resilience, and the quiet power of hope, The Long Way Home is perfect for readers who believe that even the smallest soul can hold the weight of a journey—and that coming home doesn’t always mean returning unchanged.

What would you do if you discovered your entire life had been built on lies? Kiari Masters thought she knew who she was. Then a dead grandfather she never knew leaves behind a safe-deposit box, a cryptic letter, and instructions that send everything she believed about her family crashing down. Her grandparents aren’t dead. Her parents didn’t meet by accident. And Kiari? She isn’t human. Not entirely. Kiari comes from an ancient line of wolf shifters, but being part human means the pack will never accept her. That might be the least of her problems. She has only hours to decide whether to claim the wolf inside her, and surviving her first change is far from guaranteed. But when Kiari emerges as a black wolf with silver eyes, it becomes clear that her family has been hiding more than her heritage. She carries the blood of three powerful wolf lines, and her existence was set in motion long before she was born. Something dark is coming. Kiari may be the wolf destined to stand against it. Too bad the wolves she may have to save want nothing to do with her.

How far will one demi–god go to save his way of life–after–death? Minos, Final Judge of Souls, is having a tough time.Not only is he fed up with all the paperwork and meetings that go with running his department in the Underworld, but now the whole operation is facing a financial crisis (that’s so bad it may mean that the demons can’t have a sports package on the TV in their mess room anymore).Much to the demi–god’s dismay his boss, Hades, brings in a pair of mortal management consultants to fix the business, and it’s not long before panic is spreading through the demonic workforce.And then things take an ungodly turn for the worse… Minos is going to have to deal with a strange assortment of individuals and earthly situations, if he has any chance of saving the Underworld as he knows it.

Tobias Weatherspoon is wanted for the murder of his father. A murder he didn’t commit, yet all the evidence points to him. Now on the run from the Sky Marshals who want him dead, the former courier and some unexpected allies must root out a conspiracy whose tendrils run deep into the heart of their floating nation of Stratos. They will expose the rot, or they will die trying. A fast, twisty steampunk conspiracy thriller set among airships and floating cities.

Zhao Ling takes a full scholarship to the Imperial Academy of Magic for one reason: to free her father from debtors prison. Then a voice in her head claims to be the source of magic itself, the last trace of a vanished Heavenly Mage. That connection pulls her into an empire-wide conspiracy that could unleash an ancient evil and tear her nation apart. The Name of Magic is the first book of The Heavenly Mages, an epic fantasy of academy rivalry, forbidden power, and a young woman who must decide what she will risk for her family and her country.