Siblings, Autumn and Shai, forever have their lives turned upside down when they discover mysterious and magical markets hidden in Centennial Park.

Join Bear on her exciting adventures as she learns the ins and outs of being a carpenter! With fun illustrations, easy-to-understand explanations, and an activities section at the end, this book will inspire children and young readers to explore the world of carpentry and discover one of the many exciting careers in the skilled trades.

One Piece meets Shadow and Bone in this lush tale where magic rules the seas. A shipwrecked royal mage-in-training wants to join the crew of the infamous pirate ship who rescued her. But first, she must not only prove herself to the infuriating captain, but also to the sentient ship, the Ship of Spells, that’s bonded to him.

Indigenous Waterviews: Song, Story, and Protocol for Water Ethics brings together diverse Indigenous authors grounded in ceremony, governance, and ancestral teachings. The collection centres water as a being with spirit, agency, and memory.

What could an HIV cure mean? Holding HIV shares the raw, poetic voices of 27 San Francisco community members living with or affected by HIV. Born from the HOPE Research Collaboratory's Community Arts Integrated Research program, this collection reveals poetry's power to distill life's profound joys, deep anguish, and everyday realities into a roadmap for cure research-where hope and fear collide, and resilience becomes the heart of progress.

This book offers a grounded framework for Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) that not only analyses conflict but also actively contributes to the well-being of marginalized communities.