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  Steven the Bear Learns How to Camp

  Scott Hall, Jim Demarest

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  Steven the Bear Learns How to Camp is a fun camping story with Steven and his friends, "the Bear Bunch." Steven and his friends learn how to enjoy nature without harming it using a few of the principles of Leave No Trace (LNT). They hike, meet new friends, camp under the stars, and enjoy the outdoors in this fun-loving adventure. A great read aloud picture book, with fun life lessons and beautiful illustrations.

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  Ghoulia and The Sunken Secret

  Barbara Cantini

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  Everyone’s favorite little zombie girl is back in the fifth book of this ghoulishly good Tim Burton–inspired early chapter bookHalloween is approaching which means it’s time for the annual parade! Between carving pumpkins and enjoying fresh pumpkin juice, Ghoulia and her friends realize they need to find the perfect costume.While rummaging through the attic for hats, masks, and capes, they stumble upon an old memory box. Inside are trinkets, old photographs, and a faded postcard—from Ghoulia’s parents! They embarked on a voyage long ago but never returned from their trip. Where could they have possibly ended up?It’s time to put on some sleuthing gear; finding out will require detective skills and a lot of imagination! With the help of her faithful dog Tragedy, cousin Dilbert, and all her friends, Ghoulia sets on a journey to crack open the titanic mystery of her parents’ whereabouts. . . before the trail gets too cold!Ghoulia and friends return in the fifth book of this fun chapter book series, starring everyone’s favorite, not-so-scary zombie.

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  Sustainability Environment...

  Leonardo Flach

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  Why do our best-laid plans for a sustainable future so often fall short? What is the invisible thread connecting a city's design to social justice, and environmental policy to the very ground beneath our feet? 
  Sustainability, Environment, Territory, and Society unravels the critical, often overlooked, links between the world's greatest challenges. Guided by the expert analysis of Dr. Leonardo Flach, this audiobook moves beyond the headlines to offer a foundational understanding of the systems that shape our world. 
  You will discover:How geographical territories are not just maps, but arenas of power that dictate environmental outcomes.The surprising ways social structures and inequalities can accelerate or halt ecological collapse.A clear, interdisciplinary framework to analyze and solve complex environmental and social problems. 
  For students, policymakers, activists, and any engaged citizen striving to build a more equitable and sustainable future, this audiobook is not just essential listening - it is the key to understanding how these powerful forces are profoundly interconnected. Stop seeing the problems in isolation and start seeing the whole picture.

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  How to join a cult: czech mate -...

  Elise Pia, Brittney Pilarcik

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  When an American tourist boards the wrong train in Prague, he finds himself trapped with an eccentric cast of passengers - including a bird-obsessed performer, a traumatized soldier who embroiders, and a mysterious cult leader with an unusual obsession: Latino culture and mind-controlling salsa. As night falls in the Moravian forest, salvation comes with a side of chips and dips.

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  The Little Ghost Who Didn't Want...

  Isla Wynter

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  Layla is a ghost and ghosts are supposed to be scary and mean. They're not supposed to help others. 
  Everyone knows that. 
  But when a homeless cat arrives at Layla's castle, the ghost will have to decide whether she's going to be mean or help a cat in need. 
  A children's book about a little ghost trying to figure out what's right. 
  This book makes an adorable bedtime story and can be enjoyed all year round (and especially at Halloween).  
  Also available as eBook, paperback and hardcover. 
    
  In the same series: 
  The Little Ghost Who Didn't Like To Be Scary

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  Bread Days

  Hannah Chung

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  In this moving yet hopeful book for readers ages 4–8, a young girl rediscovers her passion for baking bread as she once did with her papa—and finds joy again in sharing it with her loved ones. 
    
  Nara loves nothing more than her bread days with Papa. Together, they mix, fold, and score dough, and eagerly watch as it rises to a delicious loaf in the oven. But one day, Papa is no longer there, and Nara’s bread days are suddenly empty. Instead, she’s left with feelings and memories that sadden and confuse her. But when Nara starts to take care of the sourdough starter she and Papa once made, she finds solace in bread days again—and, together with Mama, is able to keep a family tradition alive in memory of past loved ones. 
    
  From the author of The Most Perfect Persimmon, this book is a touching story of parent-child connection and the love language of food, as well as a comforting read for anyone who has experienced loss.

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