New Release · On Sale March 3
A daughter comes home to close her mother's apartment and finds, in a shoebox of receipts, the reason her parents stopped speaking twenty years before anyone told her why.
"Vance writes grief the way it actually arrives — sideways, in a shoebox, twenty years too late." — Early reader, advance copy
Four Series. Every Age.
From a first chapter book to a debt owed to something in the dark — four in-house authors, four ages, one house.
by Josie Falk
When a torn page from her grandfather's atlas folds itself into a paper crane, ten-year-old Mira follows it into the Nook Between Maps — a hidden valley where lost geography drifts and settles. The Nook is shrinking, and only one thing can save it: the last hand-drawn map in the world.
Read moreThe Difference
Every title we take on, we ask the same second question: could this also be watched? These are the ones already on that road.
Colm Reyes
A lighthouse keeper's last winter, optioned for a limited series.
Read morePriya Anand
A middle-grade adventure about a girl who redraws the family map, one honest line at a time.
Read moreNaomi Vance
What a daughter finds when she finally empties her mother's apartment.
Read moreFrom the Journal
The long conversation behind our lead spring title.
Read on the JournalNotes from the Harbor Lights option.
Read on the JournalA scouting report, in the editor's own words.
Read on the Journal