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Layers of Looking
By Ian Fennelly
We have only heard stories of deadbeat dads dropping seeds and bailing or rich fathers who never spend time with their children and leave the single mothers to struggle, knowing they do not have the financial means to hire an attorney to fight them in court to enforce court-ordered child support. Being the inquisitive, non-judgmental person who has a deep calling to fight for what is right.
Clang!
By Darcy Pattison, Illustrated by Peter Willis
In February, 1809, Chladni’s friends took him to the Tuliere Palace. This elementary science picture book dramatizes the exciting meeting between a German scientist and French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
Coyote
By Kelly Oliver
Ivy League student Jessica James isn’t thrilled to be back home in Montana. But her boring summer break becomes a nightmare when her cousin dies at the local sawmill. Devastated by the death, she can’t help but draw connections between the supposed accident and her own father’s unsolved demise. With the mill’s owner pushing hard to start fracking on Native American Blackfeet land, Jessica starts to connect the dots between the killings. And when two young girls go missing, Jessica calls in her posse to fight blood with brains.
The Tiny MBA
By Alex Hillman
The Tiny MBA offers 100 pointed pieces of guidance that will help you begin to think like someone who has started and run their own business for 15 years and intends to keep doing it for a long time. Each page of the book offers ideas and prompts and clues and suggestions and reflections to help you navigate business in ways that most people only learn the hard way. Some pages reference some of my favorite books and articles that you can read to go even deeper.
Reef Finder
By Russell Kelley
The world’s first searchable smartguide to reef life. With the Reef Finder (A4 paper edition) you can identify anything by choosing what it looks like! An easy-to-use primer that de-mystifies the blizzard of biodiversity found on reefs.
This Is Film
Volume One | Issue #1
By The Mob Journal Team
MOB's collaboration with IN.FILM.WE.TRUST, an influential film photography community on Instagram gave us the opportunity to witness amazing artwork from all around the world.
The Essential Worldbuilding
Blueprint & Workbook
By Scribe Forge
All the information you need to develop epic fantasy, urban fantasy, paranormal romance, sci-fi and space opera worlds. 70 pages of blueprints on how to build a world that readers can’t resist. 150 pages of worksheets to guide your world creation. Built-in project bible to track and organize your world all in one place. Never lose details or search for lost sticky notes and files ever again. Prompts to make you think deeper about your ideas and explore new aspects of your world, story and characters.
The Hand Book
of Ornament
By No Clue
210 pages full of designs from a huge array of styles. Guaranteed to help with creative slump.
Fabre's Book of Insects
By Mrs. Randolph Stawell
Retold From Fabre’s “Souvenirs Entomologiques”. Mrs. Stawell’s retelling of Fabre’s classic 10 volume series “Souvenirs Entmologieques.” A condensed version, this retelling includes such notorious insects as the beetle, the cicada, the praying mantis, the mason-wasp, and many more. A great introduction to the study of insects for young children. First published in 1921, this edition is derived from the original book with 12 color illustrations by Jessie E.J. Detmold. As always, this edition is complete and unabridged.
Top of Mason
By Walker Ryan
"I like to think that this is the first novel set in the world of modern professional skateboarding. But it isn’t really about skateboarding. It’s an adventure story about a guy trying to get over a break up—intersecting the worlds of skateboarding, contemporary celebrity, and homelessness—all the while dealing with a late-twenties identity crisis. All the characters are fictional, but it’s inspired by my love for San Francisco and my appreciation for the many unique individuals I’ve met through skateboarding."
