Graphic-format Nonfiction
Early Man Was a Woman
Reclaiming Prehistory
by Ulli Lust, Elisabeth Lauffer (Translator)
Paper over boards | $29.95 US / $38.95 CAN

History is written by the victors, and the victors are men. This assumption colors our view of every past era: The fittest survive. The strongest rule. “Human nature” is intrinsically warlike. The record tells a different story. Across the globe, over … Continue reading →

I, Julius Caesar
A Graphic History of an Extraordinary Destiny
by Alfred de Montesquiou, Névil (Illustrator)
Paperback with flaps | $24.95 US / $32.95 CAN

Few people have made a bigger mark on history—and lived such an adventurous life—as Julius Caesar (100–44 BCE). A sickly orphan boy who would climb to the top of the Roman Empire, his life was nothing short of legendary. How … Continue reading →

Polar Vortex
A Family Memoir
by Denise Dorrance
Paperback with flaps | $19.95 US / $25.95 CAN

What do you do when your mother can’t remember who you are? You catch the first flight from your adopted home of London to your original hometown of Cedar Rapids, lowa, where she’s hospitalized, injured, and struggling with the swirling … Continue reading →

The Amoeba Sisters’ Cartoon Guide to Biology
by Sarina Peterson, Brianna Rapini
Paperback | $22.95 US / $28.95 CAN

With over 3 million followers, the cartoon Amoeba Sisters—“Pinky” and “Petunia”—are trusted guides through the mind-blowing world of biology. From biomolecules to cell theory, genetics, ecology, and so much more, the Amoeba Sisters make the science of the natural world … Continue reading →

The Incredible yet True Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt
The Greatest Inventor-Naturalist-Scientist-Explorer Who Ever Lived
by Volker Mehnert, Claudia Lieb
Paper over boards | $17.95 US / $23.50 CAN

Explorer. Naturalist. All-around genius. Lost hero of science. In his time, Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859) was world-famous. Why? He led one of the first major scientific expeditions into the South American rain forest and another into the wilds of Siberia. … Continue reading →