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Strategy and AI by Tim Kilpatrick

Sweeping in scope and grounded in real human stories. What does a pair of enterprising grad students entering a prestigious research competition have to do with combating climate change or reducing systemic racism? According to Tim Kilpatrick, almost everything. In 2012, when Alex Krizhevsky and Ilya Sutskever entered the ImageNet contest, AI was a familiar

Heretical Talk by Beau Lemmerman

Needless. Such a fitting name for a murderer whose motives can be hard to parse, whose past is shrouded, and whose identity is impossible to pin down. Of course, Needless isn’t entirely without needs, and for this tormented myth of a man in a wide-brimmed hat, his needs stretch far into time. Anyone who crosses

Winslow the Wizard by Jessica & Lucy Egan

A heartwarming picture book that shows young readers how much fun there can be in trying something new. Winslow is a wizard with a very efficient magic wand. Each day, he swishes his wand to get things done. Time for breakfast? Swish. Teeth need brushing? Swish, swish. But today is different. Today, Winslow decides, is

There’s a Monster in the House by Kenny Loui

A stylish horror comic that finds its most terrifying antagonist in the place we least expect it. It’s Jenny’s sister’s big moment, an induction ceremony for Phi Beta Kappa’s own Susie Kim, but their mother insists on accounting for every moment of Jenny’s day. And as an overachieving ER physician, Mom knows a lot about

The Soundless Symphony by Stacy Seraphina White

With contrasts in intensity and tone, the work aches as much as it sparkles. The Soundless Symphony: At the Heart of Night is a gorgeous collection that illuminates even the darkest spaces of life. Divided into sections that read as literary movements, the poems journey from numbness toward vitality. Today’s Tomorrow woos readers with poignant

The Equation by Ivan Carl

When a dying man scrawls ominous words across the floor in his own blood, it’s best to take note of the message. And that is exactly what Professor Nathan Brooks does when he discovers the words THE EQUATION near the lifeless body of Holt, his longtime mentor and fellow professor. Now Nathan, a mathematician who

By Her Own Hand by Jack Deveny

There is no doubt that difficult circumstances can shape a person, but the final result is often up to us. With the right support, we might become coal compressed into diamonds, but pressure could also crush that same coal into useless dust. Eliot Lange and Madeline Crowne have each lived through their share of soul-defining

Pillars of Light by Mike Medeiros

In the ash-choked aftermath of Stonebridge’s fall, a young warrior named Falkvar carries the sensitive Kestrel Blade east along a river gone quiet and strange. He travels at the shoulder of Taral, the man whose creed of “choice over command” has shaped him, alongside a fellowship whose individual gifts range from communion with stone to

A Moment’s Surrender by John Burt

An unsparing look at how far people will go to avoid the truth, even when it’s the only thing that could set them free.  “It doesn’t seem possible to tell just one lie.” Paul Bishop knows this better than most. He’s lied to police, friends, and himself, and the weight of it is becoming too

Is That a Boat? by J. Han

You never know what you might see along the water’s edge. One clear day, three friends see an intriguing silhouette from their spot on the beach. Something angular is approaching, and Barry, Riley, and Danny are curious about what is closing in. Is it a boat, they wonder? It is! Riley climbs in and helps

Let’s Play Catch by Kinyel Friday

An empowering book to help young athletes gain perspective in disappointing situations. It’s game day, and the first matchup of the season could set the tone for what lies ahead. Everyone has been working hard in practice, ready to show how well the Cubs play as a team. Future Hall-of-Famer Charles is especially eager to

Worth at Work by Kat Nisson and Randy Haveson 

A grounded, empowering manual the hospitality industry can’t survive without. If you think back to your early education, you can probably remember that one teacher everyone seemed to have, the one you had, your older sibling had, and maybe even your parents had decades earlier. They made a lasting impression on you, and you made

Tall as the Sun by Stephanie Henson

A delightful picture book that celebrates small children feeling big and the ordinary days that make them feel that way. For a young child, there are few memories as sweet as a sunny day at the beach. In Stephanie Henson’s Tall as the Sun, a day at the beach becomes even sweeter when shared by

The Canvas We Share by Bradley Carter

Artists long to create, even if creativity is sometimes stifled by life. So when four friends who’ve drifted apart receive email invitations for a group art exhibition, the answer is yes. True, the proposal is one that none of them remembers writing. But more than a decade has passed since these artists shared a studio,

Art. Money. Happiness! by Reto Salimbeni

The rare career guide that wants you solvent, protected, and, against all odds, actually happy. You might be an amazing painter, but that doesn’t guarantee your paintings will fill galleries. Or perhaps you can sing like no other, but a divinely sung melody doesn’t necessarily pay the rent. So, how can a talented artist channel

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