Jane McGonigal

Discover the moving and intimate memoir of a woman struggling to come to terms with her mother's suicide. As she grapples with the question of how to mourn a loved one while repairing the injuries they inflicted, Laura Trujillo's Stepping Back from the Ledge offers hope and healing to all who have suffered. Initially devastated by her mother's death, Laura embarks on an emotional journey to understand the depression and intergenerational trauma that led to her mother's suicide. Moving between the depths of despair and the hope of redemption, this memoir is a profound exploration of the bond between a mother and daughter, and the power of facing the truth.

Spanning two thousand years and six continents, this multigenerational saga interweaves three timelines, from the ancient Maya collapse to a far-future utopia on the brink of civil war. Author Monica Byrne merges tradition and progress, love and hate, in a breathtaking journey over time and space. This epic saga explores age-old questions of existence and identity, taking readers on a quest to see the stars in complete darkness.

"Experience a hilarious new picture book for all ages from the Caldecott Medal-winning author of the Hat Trilogy. Follow Turtle and Armadillo as they navigate the complexities of friendship, fate, and a strange feeling that something's not quite right. With broad visual suspense and witty humor, this deadpan gem by Jon Klassen is a wholly original comedy that is not to be missed."

This urgent book by Samuel Woolley explores the impact of online disinformation on our everyday lives beyond social media. With the rise of humanlike automated voice systems, machine learning, and "deepfake" AI-edited videos, these technologies have the power not just to manipulate our politics but to make us doubt our eyes and ears. However, Woolley argues for a new culture of innovation built around accountability and transparency to prevent future manipulation. The Reality Game will inspire readers to use our new tools not to control people but to empower them.

Para saber... Qué dicen y qué callan los hombres, De dónde viene y adónde va la culpa, Cuánto importa el sexo, A quién podemos llamar amigo, Y finalmente... Qué precio tiene la vida cuando ya no tiene valor. Para descubrir eso y más, aquí está Tan poca vida, una historia que recorre más de tres décadas de amistad en la vida de cuatro hombres que crecen juntos en Manhattan. Cuatro hombres que tienen que sobrevivir al fracaso y al éxito y que, a lo largo de los años, aprenden a sobreponerse a las crisis económicas, sociales y emocionales. Cuatro hombres que comparten una idea muy peculiar de la intimidad, una manera de estar juntos hecha de pocas palabras y muchos gestos. Cuatro hombres cuya relación la autora utiliza para realizar una minuciosa indagación de los límites de la naturaleza humana.

Game Thinking by Amy Jo Kim is a groundbreaking book that reveals the secret to crafting products that people love and keep loving. By focusing on the "superfans" hidden in your audience, and using techniques from the fast-moving games industry, Kim teaches entrepreneurs how to develop "impossible to put down" products. With five powerful strategies, you can accelerate innovation, keep customers engaged, and plot your development path with the Game Thinking roadmap. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to innovate smarter and build successful products.

Discover the revolutionary educators who believe that video games can transform the way we learn in Greg Toppo's The Game Believes in You. This book follows a small group of visionaries who've spent 40 years pushing for game controllers to be used in classrooms. Meet a game designer creating a video game version of Thoreau's Walden Pond, a young neuroscientist whose research is transforming how math is taught, and a music instructor leading teens in creating a Minecraft opera. Explore how games inspire and teach at a pace that traditional schooling can't. This must-read will inspire educators and parents alike and spark passionate debates.