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'I entered instantly into the piercing clarity of these pages, utterly absorbed' JHUMPA LAHIRI 'Hypnotic . . . filled with unforgettable characters' SANDRO VERONESI 'An intense, moving book' DOMENICO STARNONE It is a June morning in Milan when Sandro abandons his flat, his job and the...

Nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literature "An absolute must-read" – Shondaland “[Rabbit] tells how it went down with brutal honesty and outrageous humor” – New York Times They called her Rabbit. Patricia Williams (aka Ms. Pat) was born and raised in Atlanta at the...

Cassius ‘Cash’ Hickman had just turned thirteen when his dad left. Dad was a washed-up boxer with faded dreams and a chip on his shoulder. One thing he learned from Dad was how to defend himself. “Bring the Thunder” was Dad’s motto, and Cash tried to live by that motto every day. But viewing life at the end of a jab is bad advice. It can never fix a broken heart. When some bullies steal his lucky coin—a birthday present from Dad, and a coin he believed carried good luck magic—Cash is determined to get it back. With some new friends by his side and a plan to recover the coin, ...

‘The Non-Conspiracy Theorists Conspiracy Theory Show’ is a topical, entertaining look at Conspiracy Theories, hosted by Joel Macey and Calum Speed, friends and actors who are by their own admission 'not one of those conspiracy nutjobs'. Each episode they pitch a different conspiracy, examining the obvious pitfalls and occasionally the surprising merits of the theory, in the hope of debunking and ridiculing a modern day obsession. Will our intrepid explorers of all things Conspiracy achieve their goal, or will they start to find themselves slowly and surely donning tin foil hats, tilting at...

In this book, Terry the Tumbleweed Rabbit learns to count to ten and back to one. When he woke up that day, he decided to walk to the park with his mother. His mom wanted to know what he wanted to learn that day on their walk. Terry decided he would like to count, and so he did. From the moment he was getting ready to leave the house, he already started counting, from one yellow jacket to two red rain boots. And he continued counting the things he saw while he left the house and walked to the park. Young listeners can discover what Terry finds along his walk and join him.