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The Red Winter by Cameron Sullivan

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By Cameron Sullivan, Gloria Shugleva, Ann Liang
| Pan Macmillan
Skip to main content Imprint: Tor Lusty, dark, queer fantasy of werewolves and ruin, The Red Winter is perfect for fans of The Witcher and Joe Abercrombie. Inspired by the eighteenth-century legend of the Beast of Gévaudan. ‘Charming, haunting, ambitious’ – T. KINGFISHER, author of Nettle & Bone In 1785, Professor Sebastian Grave receives the news he fears most: the terrible Beast of Gévaudan has returned, and the French countryside runs red in its wake. Sebastian knows the Beast.
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Things to Do Other Than Social Media

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By Anusha Alamgir, Gloria Shugleva, Jo Parry
| Pan Macmillan
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Mythographic Colour and Discover: Wolf Moon

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By Gloria Shugleva, Jo Parry, Fabiana Attanasio
| Pan Macmillan
Paperback Imprint: Pan A dreamlike colouring adventure in a luminous and untamed world. In Mythographic Colour and Discover: Wolf Moon, a night-time kingdom reveals its secret wonders, opening up a gate to a magical realm. Let your imagination run wild with the pack as they roam under a starlit sky. Discover powerful she-wolves, fairies and goddesses, the wise owl and majestic stag. Relax and unwind as you bring these pages to life.
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Monochromatica by Jo Parry

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By Jo Parry, Fabiana Attanasio, Gloria Shugleva
| Pan Macmillan
Paperback Imprint: Macmillan Colouring doesn’t need to be complicated. Monochromatica transforms simplicity into serenity with hand-drawn illustrations inspired by nature that can be coloured in with only one pen. Without the pressure of choosing a palette, each page becomes a meditative ritual of smooth lines, steady strokes and the soothing glide of ink across paper. Clearly marked spaces guide your colouring, creating structure and flow – perfect for overthinkers and anxious minds.
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