

June 30, 2026
July Books of the Month
Why do teenagers suddenly seem to lose their logic, and how can parents bridge the gap before everyone loses their minds?
A fascinating journey into the architecture of the adolescent brain reveals exactly why teenagers think, feel, and react the way they do. By translating cutting-edge neuroscience into practical, everyday parenting strategies, this guide transforms daily power struggles into moments of deep, lasting connection. This empowering, humorous, and deeply reassuring survival manual celebrates the beautiful chaos of the teenage years.
"Wildly original, utterly tender, fiercely feminist, and astoundingly good storytelling — I inhaled it." — Tess Woods, bestselling author of The Venice Hotel
Full of relentless spirit, sharp wit, and high-stakes adventure, Billie King is a blisteringly fast and deeply moving debut novel of mothers, daughters, and a gutsy girl caught up in a female bushranger's quest for revenge.
The Boring Drawing Book is a brilliantly tongue-in-cheek, interactive creative guide about unlocking imagination from the most ordinary starting points. A playful reminder that creativity doesn't require perfection, showing how a single line can transform a blank page into a world of pure, laugh-out-loud fun for artists of all ages.
Heartstopper: Volume Six is a tender, beautifully bittersweet celebration of growing up and the enduring power of young love. A poignant reminder that while chapters must inevitably close and futures shift, the deep connections we build along the way stay with us forever, offering a heartwarming final farewell to Nick and Charlie's iconic story.
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