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Amari and the Night Brothers #4 has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

Breathtaking suspense, unforgettable characters, and a pinch of magic combine in the dual stories of two young people—one in 731 China, and one in 1931 Chinatown—on perilous journeys to save their families.

In this queer, contemporary, and neurodiverse spin on Romeo and Juliet from Stonewall Award Honor author Taylor Tracy, two New York City girls from warring restaurateur families befriend each other during the busiest week for their respective Italian eateries: the Feast of San Gennaro. Hot-headed and energetic Romea Marino is starting ninth grade with a full plate. Between confusing social dynamics of high school and juggling extracurriculars...

Paris, present day. Penny Marks has never felt so alone. Forced to move to France for some fancy job her mom couldn’t turn down, she’s now miles away from her old life. If she hadn’t quit art after all that drama went down last year, she’d at least have something to keep her mind off the fact that life back home is moving on without her.

Basil Theriot has spent her entire life in New Orleans—in her family’s famed Cajun restaurant in the French Quarter, really—but she’s never been out to the bayou where her grandfather grew up. She’s also never seen a ghost, even though dozens of ghost tours pass by the restaurant every day and her best friend Tommy is determined to be a ghost hunter. But then Grandpere’s ghost appears. And he has a mission for her.

Fil Furetto is a terrible criminal. He can’t pick a lock or crack a safe, and he’s hardly menacing. The only things he’s good at are cooking and watching over the arena his crime family calls home. But then he stumbles upon a mysterious message: Someone is planning to sabotage the frontrunner at the arena’s next big event, The Baskerville Dog Show. Fil's Uncle Sal is furious—no one does nefarious acts under the Furettos' roof without his say so!—and tasks Fil with protecting the defenseless dog.

Chloe Vega and the Agents of Magic has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

Ein wichtiges Hörbuch für Familien, das Trennungen behutsam thematisiert. Das kleine WIR entsteht immer dort, wo Menschen sich mögen und eine Verbindung zueinander haben. Besonders stark ist das kleine WIR in Familien. Aber was passiert eigentlich, wenn Eltern sich trennen? Lotte und Mateo Grünlich merken, dass sich das WIR ihrer Eltern verändert hat. Mama und Papa streiten nur noch. Sie erzählen ihren Kindern, dass sie einander nicht mehr lieben und nicht mehr zusammenleben können. Für Lotte und Mateo ist das schwer.

Roadtrip wider Willen. Rocky weiß genau, was er will. Jeden Tag Döner mit Spezialsoße? Unbedingt. In den Urlaub fahren? Niemals! Doch als ein geheimnisvoller Brief in seinem Briefkasten landet, wird sein Leben völlig auf den Kopf gestellt. Plötzlich steckt Rocky mitten in einem Wissenschaftswettbewerb und in einem klapprigen VW-Bus auf dem Weg nach Danzig – heimlich, gegen den Willen seiner Mutter und auf engstem Raum mit drei ziemlich schrägen Mitschülern.

Before becoming the first Black woman Supreme Court Justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson’s early days revealed a truth that was evident to all who knew her: she was born for greatness. From a childhood filled with days of happily reading her father’s law books to an adolescence of leading roles in musical theater plays and victories in debate competitions that would bring her national recognition, Ketaji had a spirit, drive, and ambition that never wavered,

The second book in New York Times bestselling author Marieke Nijkamp’s immersive medieval fantasy trilogy! A shadowy conspiracy threatens the city, and two determined misfits must uncover the secret plot—and reveal their own secrets—in order to save everyone. For fans of B. B. Alston, Soman Chainani, and Tamora Pierce.

Under normal circumstances, Marisol loves language arts class. Mrs. Ruby is her favorite teacher and always makes her feel special...until the day Mrs. Ruby makes a horrible, terrible, downright dreadful announcement: All the kids have to write their own haiku. As if that's not bad enough, they have to read their haiku in front of the whole class! Marisol would rather swim through a pack of jellyfish than get up in front of the whole class to read anything, much less a haiku.