The 25 incredibly talented authors and poets in this anthology aren't politicians asking for your vote. They aren't policy wonks peddling a three-point plan to undo the damage of the Trump administration. They aren't partisans concerned with winning at any cost. They are artists of different genders, races, nationalities, and religions. They're emerging authors and New York Times bestsellers. In this collection, you'll find stories that explore futures where climate change, sexism, racism, and capitalism have run rampant in ways that should only be left to the imagination. These writers are staring, clear-eyed, at the rising tide of fascism in the United States and around the globe. They're asking you:"What kind of world do you want to live in tomorrow?"and"Who do you want to be today?"And they aren't asking quietly.
Rosanne Parry Books
This author writes for young readers, driven by a love for the power of story to illuminate and uplift our world. His work aims to be heartfelt, encouraging conversation within families and classrooms. Through his narratives, he seeks to share deeply felt messages and champion literacy and libraries. His writing is crafted to inspire and elevate, fostering dialogue and connecting readers with timeless themes through compelling storytelling.







Last of the Name
- 344 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of 1863 New York City, the story follows 12-year-old Danny and his sister Kathleen as they seek a fresh start. However, they quickly confront the familiar prejudices and hardships that plagued their lives in Ireland, highlighting the challenges faced by immigrants in a new land. Their journey captures the resilience and determination required to overcome adversity while adapting to a different culture.
A Wolf Called Wander
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
A young wolf travels one thousand miles across the Pacific Northwest after being separated from his family, navigating through forest fires, avoiding hunters, and struggling with hunger before finding a new home
A Horse Named Sky
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
The story follows a young wild colt named Sky as he embarks on a challenging journey through rugged landscapes to reunite with his family after being captured by the Pony Express. Along the way, Sky faces various obstacles that test his resilience and determination, highlighting themes of freedom, belonging, and the bond between family.
A Whale of the Wild
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
In the stand-alone companion to the New York Times-bestselling A Wolf Called Wander, a young orca whale must lead her brother on a tumultuous journey to be reunited with their pod.
Rosanne Parry "Voice of the Wilderness" 2-Book Box Set
A Wolf Called Wander, a Whale of the Wild
- 592 pages
- 21 hours of reading
The Wolf Effect
A Wilderness Revival Story
The narrative delves into the reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone Park, highlighting the significant ecological benefits that followed. It illustrates how the presence of wolves initiated a positive cascade effect, influencing various aspects of the environment and promoting biodiversity. The book emphasizes the interconnectedness of species and ecosystems, showcasing the wolves' role in restoring balance within the park's natural habitat.
Get ready for Big Truck Day! Hooray!With New York Times-bestselling author Rosanne Parry's irresistible text and debut illustrator Niki Stage's vibrant and detailed illustrations, Big Truck Day is a celebration of libraries, books, communities, and things that go.
Hunger, Krach und Freudensprünge – das Leben eines Wal-Mädchens Das Orca-Mädchen Wega soll einmal die Wegfinderin ihrer Familie werden. Sie kennt alle Buchten und Landzungen ihres Meeresarms, weiß alles über Boote, die mit ihrem Lärm das Wasser verdunkeln, und alles über Lachs. Doch dann bricht ein Seebeben aus, so stark, dass es die Orca-Familie auseinanderreißt und die Küste zerstört. Und plötzlich erkennt Wega nichts wieder. Als das „Blut„ der gekenterten Boote in ihre Heimatbucht zu sickern droht, muss Wega für sich und ihren Bruder den richtigen Weg finden. Seite an Seite und Finne an Fluke. Nach dem New York Times-Bestseller „Als der Wolf den Wald verließ“ ein neues, beeindruckendes Plädoyer von Rosanne Parry für den Erhalt der Umwelt und die Sorge um alle heimatlosen Lebewesen.
In "Sky" lernt das Hengstfohlen, dass Schnelligkeit über Leben und Überleben entscheidet. Auf der Flucht vor Menschen und dem Verlassen der Herde wird Sky gefangen und muss unter einem Reiter leben. Der Roman von Rosanne Parry erzählt von der Sehnsucht nach Freiheit und den Wundern der Natur.
