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Acclaimed authors Holly Black and Cecil Castellucci present "Geektastic," a collection of short stories by top young adult writers like John Green and Cassandra Clare. Featuring illustrations by comic artists, the book explores various geek cultures, making it a must-read for anyone wanting to embrace their inner geek.

Set in 1932, this is the story of two misfits with no place to call home, who build a relationship during a train hopping journey from the cold heartbreak of their eastern homes toward the sunny promise of California Pearl Plankette ran away from her abusive father, but has nowhere to go until she stumbles upon a disguise that gives her the key to a new identity. Reborn as a boy named Soupy, she hitches her star to Remy "Ramshackle" Renault, a hobo who takes her under his wing. Ramshackle's kindness and protection go a long way to help Soupy heal from her difficult past. But Ramshackle has his own demons to wrestle with, and he'll need Soupy just as much as she needs him. Now includes an Educator's guide written by Meryl Jaffe, PhD.

Celebrated writer Cecil Castellucci joins artist William Kirkby, with Matthew Mercer and Ashley Johnson of Critical Role, to draw back the curtain on the tumultuous past of the Mighty Nein’s Yasha Nydoorin in this stand-alone graphic novel in the Critical Role series! For Yasha, there has always been a storm on the horizon. Maybe it formed with her adoption by the Dolorov people in the harsh lands of Xhorhas. Or perhaps when she fell for her first love, Zuala. Or still later, when grief and madness drove her from her village and out into—somewhere else. Maybe, on the other hand, Yasha IS the storm.

The novel uniquely blends prose and comics to explore themes of jealousy and grief, illustrating their isolating effects on relationships. Through alternating chapters, it delves into the emotional struggles of its characters, highlighting the profound impact of these feelings on their connections with loved ones. The collaboration with Eisner Award-winning graphic novelist Nate Powell enhances the narrative, providing a visually engaging experience that complements the poignant storytelling.

This novel presents a sharp and engaging exploration of an adolescent's quest for identity and purpose. Blending the philosophical depth of Albert Camus with the contemporary insights of Mariah Fredericks, it delves into the complexities of youth, self-discovery, and the search for meaning in a challenging world. The narrative promises to be both thought-provoking and relatable, appealing to readers who appreciate a nuanced portrayal of teenage struggles.

In this sequel to The Plain Janes, the Janes are back. But when the Janes become entangled in matters of the heart, they discover that in art and in love, the rules don't always apply. Young adult.

The cult classic graphic novel is back! The first two instalments of The Plain Janes are available bound up for the first time with an all new, never before seen third story, perfect for fans of This One Summer and Awkward.

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Set against the backdrop of the L.A. punk scene, the narrative features memorable characters and sharp, witty dialogue that captures the essence of the era. The story immerses readers in the vibrant culture of punk music, evoking a sense of nostalgia and authenticity. With its engaging portrayal of youth and rebellion, the book offers a unique exploration of identity and creativity, reminiscent of the spirit of Nirvana.