What is the secret history connecting the SQ to the ancient Mayans, whose culture vanished without explanation over a thousand years ago? Dak, Sera and Riq must travel to the lush jungles of Latin America to solve this mystery...

Fix the past. Save the future. What is the secret history connecting the SQ to the Ancient Mayans?

Sera has seen the future but can't prevent the Cataclysm while stranded in the past with Dak and Riq. Their only hope is with the mysterious Maya people.

History is broken and three children must travel back in time to set it right... Dak, Sera and Riq turn their attention to the next of the Great Breaks - and this one turns out deeply personal for Riq. In the years leading to the US Civil War, the Underground Railroad was integral to saving the lives of runaway slaves and spreading the gospel of abolition. But the SQ doesn't want slavery to fail. They've planted their agents all along the trail to freedom - and it's up to Dak, Sera, Riq and a former slave called Harriet Tubman to root out the bad guys.

Maggie Stiefvater's life has been one of excitement, joy, and success as she has grown from an adventurous, imaginative child into a bestselling author. Pulling her influence from great authors such as Jane Yolen, Diana Wynne Jones, and Susan Cooper, Stiefvater has created fantasy worlds and delighted new fans every day. This biography of her life is as quirky and unique as its subject, and includes some reviews of her books and series, giving fans a chance to read more by their favorite author.

Dynamic, confident, elegant, and innovative : Turin is about to hit the front pages for all the right reasons. From the top of Mole Antonelliana to the foot of the Alps, uncover this well-kept secret with Best of Turin, the book that puts the whole city in your pocket.

More than 500 photographs and illustrations and international and regional market reports make this the new standard for the hobby of comic collecting. Unique cover flaps place a comic grading guide and abbreviations to artists' names at readers' fingertips.

This series aims to provide students, lecturers and the general reader with complete and fully annotated editions of the major English poets. The result of recent scholarship and criticism are embodied in each volume. The poems are arranged in the chronological order of their composition, and each has a headnote on its general significance, footnotes elucidating its local obscurities and a discussion of its meaning and occasion.