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"After his adventures through time, Finn returns home to a world he doesn't recognize. Changing the past has created an all-new present, one in which he and his friends never vanquished the Plague. Now the giant bugs rule Earth from their spaceship! What's an intergalactic traveler to do? The answer is obvious. Finn, Lincoln and Julep must defeat the Plague. Again. But how? Julep and Lincoln don't recognize Finn or their friendships. In fact, they've changed just as much as the world itself has, and they want nothing to do with his dangerous plan to save humankind. Finn's plan? find his father, Asher Foley, who is trapped on a microscopic world known as the Subatomic. Using a space-age slip-and-slide, Finn and his confused former-friends shrink themselves to enter this strange new world where nothing is as it seems, hoping to find his father, the one man who can put history, and the present, back together. It won't be easy. The Subatomic is ruled by an evil menace with an army of hulking robots under his command. Even worse, Finn's bitterest enemy, the Plague soldier Sin Kraven, is in pursuit. Can Finn find his father, save his friendships, and return to Earth in time to stop the Plague?"-- Provided by publisher

Recognized with a bronze medal at the 2022 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards for its focus on environmental issues, this book engages young readers with its compelling narrative and vibrant illustrations. It addresses critical themes of nature conservation and sustainability, encouraging children to understand their role in protecting the planet. Through relatable characters and inspiring stories, it fosters a sense of responsibility and awareness about environmental challenges, making it both educational and entertaining for its audience.

Finn's journey begins when an older version of himself saves him from the Time Rangers, but he must help this "Old Man Finn" defeat the vengeful Paradox to learn the whereabouts of his father. Armed with malfunctioning time-traveling pajamas, Finn and his friends, Lincoln and Julep, face perilous challenges, including encounters with sabretooths and holographic foes. As they navigate this chaotic adventure, Julep's mysterious illness adds a deeper layer of tension, threatening their friendship and the mission's success.

Focusing on the dramatic elements of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen, this book explores how these aspects shape its construction and meaning, addressing misconceptions that arise from neglecting this perspective. It provides an in-depth analysis of the four dramas within the tetralogy and connects them to the works of Shakespeare and Greek tragedians, reflecting Wagner's influences. Additionally, a concluding chapter examines similar dramatic techniques in Wagner's other opera, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, enriching the understanding of his artistry.

Set against the backdrop of Ireland's stunning landscapes, this photographic book captures the essence of Father Flanagan's early life. Growing up in a large, loving family, he experienced a childhood rich with stories, songs, and the simple joys of rural life. As the "little shepherd boy" in Ballymoe, he developed a deep appreciation for the beauty surrounding him, which would later inspire his virtuous path. The narrative highlights how his formative experiences shaped his character and influenced generations of artists, poets, and philosophers.

A choose-your-own-ending tale of a distinguished lobster and a fateful dinner party

We are all familiar with names such as Roger Federer, Victoria Pendleton, Mo Farah, Donald Bradman, Lionel Messi, Mohammed Ali and Venus Williams, to name just a few, who have reached the pinnacle of success. Every Second Counts explores the stories of those whose names are not as well known, who have made huge sacrifices in pursuit of their goals but who have achieved little or nothing. Not for them a gold medal, entry in the record books, knighthood or best-selling biographies, but whose contribution to their sport should nevertheless be recognised. And since no one is perfect, there are accounts of famous sportsmen and sportswomen who have had extremely successful careers but who may have fallen short in one respect or another.

The end of the world was just the beginning in the explosive conclusion to the epic Undertow trilogy from New York Times bestselling author Michael Buckley.

Celebrating a decade of success, the latest editions of the fourth to sixth books in Buckley's bestselling series feature revised content, new covers, and a larger format. Enhanced with illustrations, these editions offer a fresh take on beloved stories, perfect for both new readers and long-time fans.

A kangaroo court, presided over by the Mad Hatter, puts Mr. Canis on trial for his former identity as the Big Bad Wolf. The Grimms are determined to gather evidence to defend him, but Sabrina grapples with doubts about whether he deserves saving. This story explores themes of justice, loyalty, and the complexities of redemption within a whimsical yet morally challenging setting.