Best-selling author Rick Riordan presents Indigenous fantasy writer Rebecca Roanhorse's thrilling adventure about a Navajo girl who discovers she's a monsterslayer.
Lately, seventh grader Nizhoni Begay has been able to detect monsters, like that man in the fancy suit who was in the bleachers at her basketball game. Turns out he's Mr.

Race to the Sun

It is early 1800s England and seven-year-old Joseph Godfrey is shouldering much more responsibility than most children his age. As if being left in charge of the house and his younger sister is not enough, Joseph must also endure physical abuse from his drunken father. One night after a beating renders him unconscious, Joseph decides to run away. After leaving his sister with a neighbor, Joseph heads toward the docks, slips onto a whaling ship, and hides in a blubber barrel.

Steps To The Sun

Experience the vibrant voice of Vachel Lindsay in "Going-to-the-Sun," a collection of American poetry from a pivotal era in 20th-century literature. Lindsay, a celebrated figure in American letters, offers a compelling exploration of the American experience through his distinctive style of narrative poetry. This carefully curated selection showcases the breadth of Lindsay's poetic vision, solidifying his place as a key voice in modern poetry.

Going-to-the-Sun

In the far future, a seed ship from a dying Earth lands on an alien planet completely covered by towering trees and inhabited by intelligent, six-legged wolves. Katan, an aging, glowjuice-addicted wolf, is sent to observe the ship. Seven humans emerge, triggering a deadly confrontation. Ricky and Marta, two young soldiers and lovers, develop an unusual relationship with Katan and must undertake a near-impossible task vital to the survival of both species.

Ascent to the Sun

Carol was born in Scotland; from her earliest childhood she had a desire to travel.  She fulfilled those dreams and settled down in London with three children without a husband.  She was fortunate to get a good job with an oil company to establish and run a training center.  She was able to reduce staffing by reorganizing and expanding her own skills.  Her contributions were not fully recognized, and she left to establish her own training Center which was also very successful.

Race to the Top

To Set The Sun On Fire

In ancient Egypt, two cat goddesses protect sleeping mortals with their unique powers, at a steep personal cost. Sisters Bastet and Sekhmet are cursed to wake only at night, where they fight and serve alongside their father, Ra, to maintain peace and ensure the sun rises each morning.When a hidden prophecy is finally revealed, Bastet learns she is the only one who can prevent Apep, the god of chaos, from enveloping the world in darkness.

To Keep The Sun Rising

What if the greatest discovery in human history was not made once, but many times-and deliberately buried each time?What if the truth about our place in the cosmos was known to the ancients, preserved in whispers through the ages, and systematically erased by a shadowy force that preferred humanity to remain in the dark?The Sun Sentenced to Silence is a sweeping, three-thousand-year philosophical thriller that dares to ask the most dangerous question of all: Who decides what we are allowed to kn

The Sun  Sentenced to Silence

From the ancient Persian Wars to the 2026 Iran conflict, one enduring current has shaped human history: the westward march of civilization.

The story of civilization is, in many ways, a March to the Sun. If one physical force has moved history more than any other, it is the Sun itself.

Genes, driven by the imperative to survive and reproduce, built the vast and intricate system we call civilization in order to harvest, store, and optimize solar energy with ever greater efficiency.

Remarkably, the migratory axis of human civilization has unfolded in near parallel with Earth’s diurnal motion, tracing a path that echoes the turning of the planet beneath the sunlit sky.

One sentence may capture the human condition: genes choose the direction, intelligence finds the road, and dopamine keeps us walking.

Civilization begins with the primal desires embedded in genes—survival and replication. Intelligence interprets those desires, organizes them through networks of virtual order, draws energy from the physical substrate of environment, and converts that energy into information preserved as legacy. What we call civilization is, at its core, a grand computational process.

Human movement was never mere wandering, nor simply the product of curiosity. It was an energetic pursuit unfolding along the solar trajectory. Westward expansion was an instinctive search for the optimal latitude, where longer daylight and richer streams of solar photons could be secured.

The neurochemical engine accelerating this process was dopamine. Dopamine responds more powerfully to future reward than to present satisfaction, and it reshapes behavior through reward-prediction error. The moment a region becomes stable and predictable, dopamine efficiency declines, and the system re-enters a state of deficiency. New horizons promise greater rewards, and that promise repeatedly outweighed the comfort of settlement.

Thus the westward movement advanced in stages: from Mesopotamia to Eurasia

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