Haus Studio

The summer of 1916 is supposed to be perfect for ten-year-old Chet Roscow. He is enjoying his days swimming with his friends in the local creek and taking a break from the busy city. But rumors are swirling about a massive, terrifying shark attacking swimmers along the New Jersey shore, not far from his peaceful town. Most people think the stories are just tall tales, and Chet refuses to let the fear ruin his summer fun. When Chet spots a dark fin slicing through the waters of his own creek, he knows the nightmare has arrived. Suddenly, the danger is no longer a distant rumor. Plunged into the murky water with a deadly predator, Chet must fight for his life. This intense survival story brings readers face-to-face with the true historical events that shocked the nation and changed how people view the ocean forever.

Ten-year-old George Calder feels like the luckiest kid in the world. He and his little sister, Phoebe, are traveling across the ocean with their Aunt Daisy on the maiden voyage of the Titanic. The massive luxury ocean liner is filled with endless wonders, and George is determined to explore every hidden corner of the ship. His curiosity often gets him into trouble, but nothing can prepare him for what happens next. Late one night, a terrifying boom shakes the vessel. The impossible is happening right before his eyes. The greatest ship ever built is taking on water and slowly sinking into the freezing ocean. George has always been good at talking his way out of tricky situations, but this is a fight for his life. You will be completely absorbed as George desperately navigates the chaotic, flooding decks to find his family. This special edition combines the heart-pounding survival story with incredible bonus content, including historical photographs, ship blueprints, and a deep dive into the technology used to find the wreckage.

Eleven-year-old Melody Vega has always found peace in the beautiful landscapes of Glacier National Park. Her family visits every year, but this summer feels incredibly different and painfully heavy. With her mother recently gone, every trail and cabin brings back heartbreaking memories. Mel tries to run from her grief, but she soon finds herself facing a much more immediate danger. While exploring the woods, she comes face to face with a massive, terrifying grizzly bear. Up until this night, no grizzly had ever attacked a human in the park. Now, Mel must remember every piece of wilderness safety advice she has ever learned. Do not turn your back. Do not make sudden movements. Most importantly, do not run. You will hold your breath as Mel digs deep to find her inner strength and outsmart the apex predator. This intense graphic novel brings a tragic season in national park history to life, blending real historical facts with a fast-paced narrative about courage, survival, and healing from loss.