Maniek i Zuza mieszkają po sąsiedzku na warszawskim Mokotowie. On, były saper, próbuje spisać wspomnienia z misji w Afganistanie, mając nadzieję wreszcie stamtąd wrócić. Ona, dziecko pokolenia Y, uczy się żyć na własny rachunek i mimowolnie zatraca się w rodzinnej tajemnicy. Choć z pozoru nic ich nie łączy, ciążą ku sobie, niezdolni i niechętni do pielęgnowania więzi z otoczeniem.

'Seven years ago, the Ballastian sisters' parents left them in the magical Straygarden Place, a house surrounded by tall silver grass and floating trees. They left behind a warning saying never to leave the house or go into the grass. "Wait for us," the note read. "Sleep darkly." Ever since then, the house itself has taken care of Winnow, Mayhap, and Pavonine--feeding them, clothing them, even keeping them company--while the girls have waited and...

"In a big apartment building two children live next door to each other. One plays the violin. One plays the cello. They play alone. Until, one day, everything changes ... Celebrate the joy of friendship and the magic of music in this glorious story that also features an original duet for young musicians to play!"--

Miguel, Alicia and Lucas give their point of view of the events that led to their present situation.

Despite all his efforts, 34-year-old Marty Piletti remains as shy and uncomfortable around women as the day he was born. So when he meets Clara, a lonely school teacher who's just as smitten with him as he is with her, Marty's on top of the world. When his friends and family continually find fault with Clara, Marty begins to question his newfound love until he discovers the strength and courage to follow his heart.

A lonely puffin, living on an island in the bright blue sea, makes friends with some fishes.

The Book of Onions is a collection of darkly funny comics from Jake Thompson, creator of the celebrated bi-weekly webcomic "Jake Likes Onions." Ranging from the relatable to the utterly nonsensical and bizarre, The Book of Onions focuses on themes of loneliness, desperation, and failure. And misplaced optimism. And perverted talking fruit. Sort of like Gary Larson's "The Far Side," if Gary were way less accomplished and suffered from depression. --Publisher....

"What would you do if you received a love letter that wasn't meant for you? Bea used to feel confident, outgoing and fun, but she's not sure where that person went. Over the last few months, she's found herself becoming reclusive and withdrawn. And despite living with her two best friends, she's never felt lonelier. To make things worse, she's become so dependent on her daily routine, she's started to slip out of everyone else's. But when a mysterious...