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Willow Stokes, the teenage owner of a magical curiosity shop selling mostly fakes, meets Brianna Hargrave, who’s cursed to turn everything she touches into magic, and together they uncover a plot and risk almost-certain death. 75,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook. Seventeen-year-old Willow Stokes gets by selling fraudulent charms and magical items at her father's shoppe, but when outlander Brianna unintentionally turns her fake wares real, the girls' paths intertwine as they search for a missing grimoire and try to break Brianna's curse. Willow Stokes, the teenage owner of a magical curiosity shop selling mostly fakes, meets Brianna Hargrave, who's cursed to turn everything she touches into magic, and together they uncover a plot and risk almost-certain death. 75,000 first printing. "If anyone's looking for me, I live in this book now." - Laini Taylor, New York Times bestselling author of Strange the Dreamer and Daughter of Smoke & BoneHowl's Moving Castle meets Little Thieves in this cozy fantasy about the teenage owner of a (mostly fake) magical curiosity shop and a girl cursed to turn everything she touches into magic.Everyone in Ardmuir knows that Willow Stokes is a charlatan, including Willow herself. Her father’s shoppe hasn’t sold anything magical in decades, and it’s only hanging on by the skin of the fake dragon’s teeth Willow sells as charms, along with “enchanted” ostrich eggs, taxidermied chimeras, and talismans made of fools’ gold.Until outlander Brianna Hargrave appears and turns Willow’s fakes into exactly what they’re purported to be. But try as Willow might to enlist Bri’s help, she wants nothing to do with Willow and her curiosities.Because Brianna is harboring a secret of her own: everything she touches turns to magic, and the consequences have chased her all the way to Ardmuir. All she wants to do is find a particular missing grimoire, which contains a spell that can finally put an end to her curse. Desperate to keep her father's shoppe, Willow proposes a bargain that could save them both. Together with the frustratingly handsome printer's assistant, the girls will uncover a plot that goes far deeper than either could have imagined. But when Willow is forced to participate in an ambitious collector's quest for the rarest magical object in the world—a quest that risks almost-certain death—she learns that not all treasure is for sale, and that true magic is closer than she ever could have imagined. Autorid: Mara Rutherford

Forwards Always is a collection of poems to be read aloud with friends and loved ones.You may need to practice certain poems more than once before you get the hang of them, as you would dancing the rumba or making pancakes. Play with the book, it is a toy. Rotate it, squeeze it and wave it about. Hold it with someone else, wear it as a hat or try reading it upside down. Some poems may be improved by two readers taking turns or even reading aloud at the same time. You will figure it out. Please be aware that the book is neither waterproof or fire resistant. Dogs and goats will eat it, if given the opportunity. It tastes of paper. Autorid: Matthew Hodson

Nine years into Pope Francis' reign on the throne of St. Peter, one of his closest collaborators anonymously circulated a memorandum among fellow cardinals that delivered a stark verdict: "Commentators of every school...agree that this pontificate is a disaster in many or most respects; a catastrophe." The critique focused on the pontiff's undermining of the Church's bedrock of magisterial clarity and consistency, supplanting the time-honored maxim Roma locuta, causa finita est-"Rome has spoken; the case is closed"-with a prevailing ethos of erroneous teaching and ambiguity: Roma loquitur, confusio augetur-"Rome speaks; confusion grows." In a time when the Deposit of Faith demands unwavering guardianship, this book stands as a solemn act of fidelity to the apostolic charge on all the faithful: to preserve the integrity of faith and morals for the sake of the salvation of souls. Spanning the breadth of sacred doctrine, it rigorously juxtaposes the teachings of Pope Francis with Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the perennial Magisterium."The catastrophic turmoil the Catholic Church experienced from 2013 to 2025 is directly attributable to things Pope Francis said and did. This important book sets forth in careful detail Pope Francis' specific statements and decisions that contradict Catholic doctrine and conflict with the perennial practice of the Church." -The Rev. Gerald E. Murray, J.C.D., Pastor, St. Joseph Church, New York, NY

This first book in a two-volume library of ideas weaves together diverse topics and explores the science of consciousness and the opposing views of objective and subjective reality to reveal not only where they intersect, but how we can navigate through their apparent divergent truths to discover where those truths lie-that eternal place where time dissolves and all possibilities exist.The author doesn't provide dry, factual accounts or tell you what you should or should not do in order to be happy. Rather, her insights and mastery with words create pathways in the reader's consciousness that challenge habitual assumptions of reality, time, and possibilities, triggering a remembrance of what it means to be delighted with life and the myriad of opportunities it provides. If we want to enter into a new futuristic reality, we must observe and question the patterns of our past and be adventurous enough to reweave, rewrite, and thus rewire ourselves for a better future. Habits are learned behaviors. The good news is that something learned can be unlearned. We can start now and create a new type of tapestry using colorful threads derived from organic local sources of joy, compassion, and love. And in time may our future selves be delighted.