The Moon learns the importance of humility and the dangers of pride after boasting about being the greatest light in the sky.

Riley Jenson, a rare hybrid of vampire and werewolf, and her twin brother, Rhoan, work with the Melbourne Directorate of Other Races to protect humans from supernatural races, but when Rhoan disappears while on a mission, Riley learns she cannot depend on her employer to find her brother and sets out into the night to save him.

In "A Full Moon Rising . . . and the Tao of Menopause," Kimberly Quinn Smith very humorously tells the tale of entering into the new stage of mid-life, while associating hormonal moments with the lunar schedule and her symbolic metamorphosis into a menopausal werewolf. Throughout her journey she flashes back to her colorful 70's childhood, where she grew up in the eclectic town of New Paltz, New York, a small town just an hour outside of Manhattan. She then brings us back through her early motherhood years and lands us where she resides currently, with a house full of teenagers. Throughout her tale, she makes intermittent, contemplative reflections on her halfway-ness and explores strategies of how to learn to embrace the Principles of the Tao of Menopause.

The Monster Squad - Their mission: to keep the civilian populace safe from things that go bump in the night and hide all evidence of their existence. As the squad begins to rebuild their ranks from a crippling blow, they not only face the creatures of the dark… but now some begin to question the loyalty of members within their elite group. Will they fight as one cohesive unit, or be torn apart by internal strife? As the squad deals with their own turmoil, a dark storm brews that threatens not just the hunters, but the lives of every human on Earth.

A Father's Neglect... A Brother's Betrayal... Answers...that's all Arabella ever wanted. Answers about how to vanquish the recurring nightmares that plague her...or where her mother came from and why she disappeared so many years ago. To fifteen-year-old Arabella, the answers must lie in the books her mother left behind when she vanished. But the books are written in an ancient language shrouded in mystery--the language of magic. And in the conquered land of Atruria, magic is forbidden. Instead of answers, the books offer only more questions--and a death sentence when her brother discovers her secret. Arabella is resigned to her fate, until late one night her cell door bursts open. For though magic has been forbidden in Atruria...it has not been forgotten.

Through the centuries people have measured time by the phases of the moon. From January’s Wolf Moon to June’s Honey Moon, and from September’s Harvest Moon to December’s Long-Night Moon, Joanne Taylor introduces the names of each full moon in a gentle narrative that follows the rhythms of a farm family’s life. Folklore and real life blend in a beautiful new book about the seasons. The lyrical text is perfectly complemented by Susan Tooke’s gorgeous paintings.