New Releases by Barbara Slate

Cassidy Hutchinson, aide to the Trump White House, was torn between the right thing to do and the most powerful men in the world. When the Jan 6 Committee summoned her, Cassidy was afraid. She knew what Trumpworld did to anyone disloyal.

Join us on a lovely animal adventure. Each page of our coloring book features an enchanting design, which lets anyone work their creative magic. Enjoy hours of tranquility as you release your inner-artist in this world of super cute animals. Perfect for animal-lovers the world over, you''ll love coloring in this collection of baby animals, breathing life into these high-quality illustrations as you relax and experience the proven benefits of meditative mindfulness. Either buy it for yourself, your kids or as the perfect gift for an overstressed friend, relative, or family

With the help of 100 ready-to-color illustrations, children will meet a pony, lamb, bunny, rabbit, hen, rooster, calf, duck, baby chick, turkey, cow, pig, and many others. But that''s only half the fun. Kids will also be able to color each animal they meet along the way! With this book, you get to color a variety of fun animal designs from all across the animal kingdom. We have included loveable farm animals, mysterious animals of the sea, wild jungle animals, and many more! You can color each animal with realistic colors or let your imagination run wild and use whichever colors you choose!

A fast-paced, easy-to-read graphic novel adaptation of The Mueller Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election and Obstruction of Justice. An incredible story of intrigue and corruption, true to the facts uncovered by the Department of Justice.

A teacher''s companion to You Can Do a Graphic Novel.

After having been a good girl and following her mother''s advice to snag a husband before she became a twenty-something spinster, Barbara Slate realized that her Mr. Right was actually Mr. Wrong and that she was living her life according to everyone''s rules but her own. After twelve years of an unblissful marriage, she made her escape. Now this accomplished comic artist lets it all out in a savagely funny and emotionally honest fictional narrative. Jo, her stand-in protagonist, is a successful wedding photographer (of all things) who has been dumped by her husband and desperately needs to get on with her life. She follows her friends'' advice to get laid, see a shrink, go out more, and live a little. Nothing works. Eventually she realizes that she must stop listening to what everybody else tells her and follow her own voice instead. Jo''s struggle with female guilt and her quest for self-awareness, told in a series of hilarious panels, is the perfect book for any woman needing to take back control of her life, or remembering when she did.

Ten adventures of Scooby and the gang.

Offers tricks, games, and training tips to use with the Shelby--a little electronic clam that sings, dances, and tells jokes.

Using a cartoon format, portrays Barbie traveling, acting, modeling, and sharing good times with her friends.

For Better Or Voice by Angelo DeCesare & Stan Goldberg: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery-but for Archie, it may just spell trouble when he literally puts words in Mr. Lodge''s mouth! Guy Magnet by Barbara Slate & Stan Goldberg: If Archie thought juggling Betty, Veronica and Cheryl was tough, wait ''til he has to deal with all the girls falling for his new look! In The Big Switch by George Gladir & Stan Goldberg: It''s the revenge of the remote, as Archie dreams the remote control is ordering him around! Then, in Soiree About That, by Hal Smith & Stan Goldberg, Archie throws an anniversary party for Veronica to show he hasn''t forgotten. The only problem is, he''s a month early!

So just what was the relationship between parents and teenagers like in "The Wild Twenties" - 1920s, that is? This telling tale is filled with nostalgia for the fads and fashions of yesterday - and parental gripes that still seem strangely familiar! Don''t miss the majestic mayhem when a duke, a prince, a king, a crowned head, some dogs and a duped darling collide in this "Royal Flush!" When Betty and Veronica get lost in the "Second World" of simulated computer worlds, can Archie bring them back to "actual" reality? And will Veronica ever say "Enough About Me," or does she want everyone else to be Veronica-centered, too?

"Where the Jobs Are": A stroll through the high school''s job fair leads Betty and Veronica to daydream about glamorous jobs like being a secret agent, rock star or blogger. At least we know they''re qualified to be "creative writers!" "Personal Best": The girl''s baseball team decides the best way to win this season is for each member to improve her specialties — so Betty & Midge work on their fielding, Ethel perfects her pitching, Nancy brings her batting average up... and Veronica handles cosmetic improvements! "Serious Business": The line to wait for a famous author''s autograph is so long that Betty & Veronica have time to write their own books while they wait!

"Prom-itis": With the students totally obsessed with the upcoming prom, Mr. Weatherbee takes a drastic measure to try to get their minds on school again - by canceling the prom! Will this dark cloud persist over the prom-minded teens, or are even principals prone to prom-itis? Press your gown and put on your tux for this very special occasion!

Curious Color Change: Betty chosen a different color for her room to brighten her life. The Late Late Show: After staying up too late Betty gets up late and misses important events!Weather Tether: In a predictable day for rain, Betty and Archie go to the beach with no one else there.

"Why?": Mr. Lodge''s landscape is looking rosier when he comes up with this seed of an idea: give Archie so much yard work that he''ll be too tired to date Veronica! "Monstrous Thoughts": A trip to a monster truck rally has Archie thinking big thoughts about big wheels! "Summertime Date": Archie''s parents reminisce about the "good old days" of drive-in movies... complete with broken speakers, spilled refreshments, and long trips to the concession stand!

"The Volunteer": Archie volunteers to spend time with an elderly man at the seniors'' home, and learns he''s not the only one caught in the middle of an eternal love triangle! "Tree''s Company": Archie enjoys the tree in his backyard... until Reggie reminds him how much work it will bring come fall!

"Bee on the Lookout": After a whole school year of run-ins with one another, Archie and Mr. Weatherbee decide to start the summer vacation with a restful day at the beach...each with the mistaken notion that the other will never be there! "Summer Musings": An internship at the local newspaper has Archie fearing he''ll be cooped up inside all summer, but a surprise assignment puts him right where he longs to be! "Good Taste in Cars": Pop Tate''s new hybrid SUV runs on recycled cooking oil... and soon all the neighborhood critters are running after it, entranced by the aroma!

"My One And Only Valentine"

Betty''s friends are left ''hanging on the line'' when she becomes obsessed with her clothespin doll collection! Next, when Betty''s grandparents come over for the holidays they bring their own Christmas ornaments, each representing a magical moment in their romance! Then, it''s time once again for beloved holiday traditions: stockings, presents, mistletoe - and competing Christmas parties from Betty and Veronica! Finally, while the weather may be cold, Archie knows how to warm Betty''s heart!

"Santa Cause": A bump on the head turns grumpy Mr. Lodge into jolly St. Nick - and the townsfolk end up with wads of cash instead of toys! "The Big Problem": Archie decides that his girl problems are trivial compared to giving counsel to the elderly - until he finds out the man at the nursing home has the same problems! "The Average Awards": Archie receives the "Average Good Citizen Award," and wonders how he can improve his average.

"Dinner for Six": When the parents of Archie, Betty and Veronica make plans to meet for dinner, the teens are mortified. What if the subject turns to the eternal love triangle? Each imagines, and worries, over what may happen from their unique perspective. Will the dinner conversation leave these love-birds cooked? "A Real Keeper": Mr. Lodge sends Archie home in the rain so Veronica can date the son of a businessman he''s hoping to make a deal with. Will the rich kid be a better investment than Archie, or just another one for the "loss" column?

"Phone-y Problem": With yet another of his speeches interrupted by the ringing, Mr. Weatherbee declares a ban on students'' cell phones! Is the ban a good "call," or is the Bee just dialing a "wrong number?!" "Take Your Time": Archie struggles to figure out the difference between real time and "Veronica time!" "Double Trouble": A visit with a senior gives Archie a peek into his popular future - Archie''s retired friend has two girlfriends, too! Not only that, once again he''s double-booked dates with the duo!

"Christmas Toy Story": While playing Santa, Archie learns of a child''s wish to get an ultra-rare, super-expensive collectible toy for Christmas... a toy so rare, it would take a miracle! "The Spoiler": Jinx Malloy is back, and strangely, this time he''s brought nothing but good luck for Archie and Jughead! "A Really Special Gift": Archie has just the cure for Betty''s holiday blues... and it''s more than money can buy!

"Archie''s Choice": After reading some psychology books, Jughead feels qualified to answer Archie''s eternal question: should he choose Betty or Veronica? Is Jughead''s advice all it''s "quacked" up to be?

"The Parent Trip!": Riverdale High hosts a "get to know your teen day" - but after Mr. Andrews spends a typical day with Archie, he''ll need a vacation day! "The Big Thaw": Archie can''t decide what''s worse - the frigid weather or the cold shoulder he gets after accidentally standing-up Veronica! "The Simple Life": Archie seeks a simple gift for simple Betty... but can she simply adore something so oversimplified?