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It's a Barbie world! This career-themed storybook with two sheets of stickers and perfectly taps into the brand's mission to inspire the limitless potential in every girl.What’s it like to be a teacher? Join Malibu Barbie and Brooklyn Barbie as they spend a day helping at Chelsea’s elementary school. Chelsea’s teacher, Miss Liang, shows the girls how every kid needs something different during class activities, including music time, crafts, gym, and lunchtime, and more. With a fun story plus two bonus sheets of stickers, this is the perfect book for kids interested in babysitting, teachers, or school! For decades, Barbie has shown girls that with dedication and passion they can live their dreams. What do you want to be?

A rivals-to-lovers forced proximity romance set in the competitive gaming world, featuring a sticker sheet to design your own cozy bookstore under the front cover and gorgeous stenciled edges. Bonus: Novel Haven, the cozy game at the heart of the story, is real. Play it for free on Steam today. Lara vs. Luca. Introverted vs Charismatic. Cozy gamer vs. horror gamer. Lara is a shy programmer in London pouring her whole heart into Novel Haven, a gentle pixel-art game about books, healing, and community. Luca is the confident developer behind Desolate Dread, a psychological horror game that mines his own nightmares for inspiration. They couldnt be more different, yet both are fighting for the same prize at the prestigious GameChanger Convention: recognition, visibility, and desperately needed prize money that could decide the future of their studios. Thrown together at a glamorous country estate for the convention weekend, they keep colliding in hallways, backstage spaces, and after-hours eventswhere sharp banter slowly gives way to late-night honesty, shared vulnerabilities, and a connection neither of them saw coming. Behind the facade of competition, theyre both secretly longing for someone who understands them off-screen. They could be perfect for each other, but with industry politics, viral scandals, and a single winner-takes-all award on the line, trusting the enemy might be the biggest risk of all.