New Releases by Paul Stewart

Thirteen-year-old Twig, having always looked and felt different from his woodtroll family, learns that he is adopted and travels out of his Deepwoods home to find the place where he belongs.

A biography of the New England Patriots star quarterback who led his team to win Super Bowl XXVI.

Kobe Bryant is getting his post high school education in the NBA as a starting forward for the Los Angeles Lakers.

A biography of the Indianapolis Colts quarterback whose father was also a professional quarterback.

Presents a biography of the San Antonio Spurs center, who chose to stay in school and get his college degree before joining the NBA.

Women of every age have found their faith a source of hope and strength in adversity, of inspiration in the ordinary and everyday. This collection of meditations draws on a variety of women''s spiritual experiences—from medieval mystics, such as Julian of Norwich to 20th-century authors, such as Dorothy Sayers and Caryll Houselander. All of them bear witness to their developing relationship with God and the world around them, providing insight and encouragement for women at every stage of their lives, as well as wisdom for dealing with the trials and opportunities that each day brings. As with its companion volume, Women of Prayer, this book includes short biographies of the writers represented, along with an index of the subjects, needs, and emotions they write about.

Ages 9-11.

Dom & Abi begin to piece together the awful truth of the abandoned playhouse. Clues for the reader to solve along the way. 7-9 yrs.

All is not well at Craggie Castle, where the vile Sir Vile rules its downtrodden occupants with a rod of iron. Following instructions left by an unseen hand, Paul the Pageboy must set off a chain of events that will overthrow the evil tyrant once and for all. Fate has sent him help in the form of Sally, a girl hurled back into the Middle Ages by the mystic forces of a medieval mosaic brooch.

Now in paperback, the explosive #1 bestseller from the Pulitzer Prize-winning Front Page Editor of The Wall Street Journal that blows the lid off insider trading. With all the elements of a miniseries, Den of Thieves reveals how SEC agents and detectives

Taking a look behind the Nissan image of quality, consensus, flexibility and teamworking at what actually goes on in the workplace, this work argues that Nissan''s success in Sunderland has relied on a passive labour force combined with support from the Thatcher government.

Knowing that her husband is in Stockholm for business, Vanessa March is surprised to see him in a newsreel shot of a crowd scene near a mysterious circus fire in Vienna.