Interplay of text and illustration prods readers to take responsibility for their own mental-health treatment. "Out of Order" is designed to help teenagers and young adults recognize the symptoms of mental illness and take responsibility... Read More

From villains like John Wilkes Booth to heroes like TR and Tesla, they all had that certain something. While there have been many ways to capture the public imagination throughout history, being attractive has certainly never hurt. Some... Read More

Super Pop bursts with titillating pop cultural tidbits and trivia. Author Daniel Harmon’s intent when he wrote Super Pop was to go beyond the usual lists of movies, books, and trivia, that Harmon calls “unsurprising” and create... Read More

Combine instant money with an incomplete transition to adulthood, and add believable characters, get a subtle study into human nature. With "How to Lose Everything", journalist and author Philipp Mattheis turns a simple and familiar... Read More

Martin does not just tell students how to get better grades, but how to succeed in all aspects of school life. "Make the Grade" combines a wealth of essential information and practical study skills most students will greatly benefit... Read More

An HIV-positive woman rises above war and other hardships to write an ambitious and heartfelt memoir. Born in Angola and now living in South Africa, new author Sandrah Hlatshwayo offers a determined young woman’s view on overcoming... Read More

"The Prom Book" is no “dummies” guide, and first-time author Lauren Metz is a whip-smart, funny writer. Part keepsake, part journal, practical, and loaded with advice relevant today and for the readers’ future, "The Prom Book" is... Read More

For the relative beginner or the casual rider who wants to ramp up participation in the activity, "Holy Spokes" is a good fit. Rob Coppolillo serves as an ambassador and an advocate, selling the activity of biking as fun, cheap, healthy,... Read More