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New York Times bestseller! In Elle Kennedy’s latest romance, college junior John Logan, a hockey star with a charming facade, hides his fears about a bleak future. A fling with freshman Grace Ivers distracts him, but a mistake drives her away. Logan spends his...

New York City, 1922. Nicolás Caraveo, a 17-year-old transgender boy from Wisconsin, moves to the city to establish his future and support his family. Living in West Egg with his 18-year-old cousin Daisy Fabrega, who has discarded her Latin heritage for a white identity,...

Budding photographer Josie Saint-Martin, who has moved constantly with her single mother, returns to her historic New England hometown to run the family bookstore. She plans to move to the opposite coast, but a run-in with Lucky Karras, the town's rebellious bad boy and...

Donatella Dragna has escaped her father and saved her sister Scarlett from a forced marriage, but she’s not yet free. She owes a mysterious criminal the true name of Caraval’s Master Legend. To discover it, Tella must win Caraval again, facing a murderous heir,...

London, 1885. Gabriel Utterson, a 17-year-old law clerk, returns to London after a scandal that ruined his and his friend Henry Jekyll’s lives, leading to their expulsion from medical school. While whispers of their relationship have followed them, Gabriel cannot move on without Henry,...

London, 1812. Oliver Bennet is trapped by societal expectations and forced to live as Elizabeth, expected to wear dresses, entertain suitors, and marry. He finds relief in secretly exploring the city as a gentleman. During one outing, he meets Darcy, who had been rude...

Daisy Patel, a software engineer who excels in logic, has her life planned but can't meet her family's expectations for marriage. To address this, she asks her childhood crush, Liam Murphy, to pretend to be her fiancé. Liam, a venture capitalist, needs to marry...

Divergent Minds explores why traits like ADHD, autism, synesthesia, high sensitivity, and sensory processing disorder (SPD) often go undetected in women and how society benefits from their unique talents. Jenara Nerenberg, a Harvard and Berkeley-educated writer, was shocked to find her anxiety symptoms matched...

The impostor syndrome affects many despite achievements, causing individuals to doubt their success and fear being exposed as a fraud. In our competitive society, 70% have felt like impostors, including celebrities and top executives. This syndrome undermines self-confidence and can hinder professional growth. Sandi...

Eira, now a champion of the Solaris Empire, journeys to a dreamland only to face a nightmare. Her enemy has escaped, and his deadly allies await. In the dangerous undercity of Risen, she’s entangled in a power struggle between the Court of Shadows and...

The invincible strength of two best friends. A moving and beautifully illustrated book about the lives of Noel, a veterinarian, and Keira, his partner, teaching us how to deal with the ups and downs, the happiness and sadness, the darkness and the light that...

In the mid-nineties, 18-year-old Hua Hsu was designing fanzines and exploring record stores, while Ken, obsessed with Dave Matthews and Abercrombie & Fitch, was from a long-established Japanese-American family. Despite their differences, both felt excluded by American culture. Their friendship grew through deep conversations,...

Journalist Pablo-Ignacio de Dalmases presents a bold investigation that redefines Lorca’s iconic image. This essay explores Lorca's gay identity, revealing a new aspect of his life and the ideological shifts of his lovers—most of whom, unlike Lorca, aligned with Francoism. "Federico's Boyfriends" offers an...

Nine strangers flee bombings in a balloon, forced to decide who must jump into the sea so the rest can reach a desert island and start anew. These travelers are the only survivors of a world war, but what’s really at stake is a...

Oscillating between disappointment and insecurity, between disenchantment and despair, Ileana struggles to hold on to the idea of seeing her seriously ill mother again, who has left her in the care of her aunts. But her fear grips her, her dreams return pieces of...

Seventeen-year-old Ryn values only her family and their family cemetery, both in danger. After their parents' death, she and her siblings live precariously as grave diggers in Colbren, a remote village at the foot of dangerous mountains once inhabited by fae. The problem is...

Feeling trapped in a toxic relationship? Do you excuse your partner's abusive behavior and struggle to end things despite empty promises? You might be in a trauma bond, an unhealthy attachment rooted in childhood abuse or neglect. In Why I Can't Let You Go,...

The prophecy that Danielle and Alexander have fought so hard to avoid has come to pass, and now the evil they feared has been unleashed in the very heart of Ravenswood. No witch, white or dark, is safe anymore, so both communities must join...

This Bible edition, adapted for Latin American culture and sentiment, was first published in 1972 and updated frequently. It translates the original Hebrew and Greek texts into accessible language for easier understanding. Features include introductions to each Book, full-color maps and images, a biblical...

In this essay, theologian Juan José Tamayo argues that spirituality is a fundamental aspect of human existence, alongside corporality, sociability, and rationality. It addresses reality, exposes inequalities, and fosters societal transformation. Tamayo proposes a new paradigm of spirituality that is liberating, integral, pacifist, ecofeminist,...