Call Me Gray 50s/60s confessional prose and snippets of

confessional prose and snippets of poetry Just Another Epic Love Poem takes readers on a journey that is equal parts joyful

war threatens to fracture Daley’s most meaningful—and most fraught—connection to home

from the painful paradoxes of addiction to the lure of despair in the face of the climate crisis—is itself a practice of freedom

Cat and Georgiana come face-to-face with real danger: the scorching passion that’s been haunting their rivalry all along

It’s a lesson on survival that has guided much of Edgar Gomez’s life

Call Me Gray 50s/60s confessional prose and snippets ofBy: Andrew Larsen and Bells Larsen, illustrated by Tallulah Fontaine A child shares feelings about their identity with their dad in this powerful story about change, acceptance and, above all, love. One winter, while creating their annual ice rink together, a child starts a conversation with their dad about something important. Do you ever feel mixed up about who you are? the child asks. But the father misunderstands the question. So, the child tries