World of Archie Jumbo Comics #140, 183 pages

 BRAND NEW STORY! It’s the first annual Riverdale Amateur Wrestling Rumble, a royal rumble for charity. No one can beat the masked wrestlers. Who is this mystery trio? And can they be beat?

Betty and Veronica Jumbo Comics #324, 183 pages

 BRAND NEW STORY! Veronica wants to prove Powerteen is the best superhero, but will dooming Riverdale really do the trick?

The Cat Who Saw Red by Lilian Jackson Braun, 183 pages

 When Jim Qwilleran is sent to 'Maus Haus' on a gastronomical quest, he takes Koko and Yum Yum along for company and steps into a house of curiosities. There's restaurateur Robert Maus, elbow-deep in saucepans; cuddly Hixie with her daily calorie count; and Joy Graham, the red-headed flame from Qwilleran's past and a talented potter to boot. Then strange things occur as a startling scream pierces the night air and Joy disappears without trace. Koko, Yum Yum and their all-providing mentor, Qwilleran, are determined to solve the mystery...

Archie Jumbo Comics #340, 183 pages

 TWO BRAND NEW STORIES! First, in “Power Pet Peeves,” the Superteens get word that a handful of supervillains are loose in Riverdale. As the team goes to stop these villains, the Power Pets tag along unnoticed. But when our teen superheroes come face-to-face with a villainous bank robber, the Power Pets leap into action! Then, in "Penny Makes Sense!” Intrepid investigator Penny Parker is on an important find Archie’s missing book report! Hey, in Riverdale, anything can be exciting!

The Innocents by Margery Sharp, 183 pages

 Margery Sharp’s most poignant novel, set during World War II and filled with her trademark wit and warmth, tells the story of the powerful bond forged between a British spinster and the unusual little girl left in her care

As the threat of war looms, Cecilia and Rab Guthrie leave their young daughter, Antoinette, with a spinster friend in East Anglia, England, so they can enjoy a holiday on the continent. Three-year-old Antoinette doesn’t speak, is inordinately clumsy, and must always be spoken to in quiet tones or else she becomes frightened. Then the outbreak of World War II forces Antoinette’s parents to return to America without their daughter.

As the years pass, a relationship grows between the unmarried, childless woman and her innocent charge. Slowly Antoinette begins to change, becoming less frightened and delighting in objects and words, as does her foster mother. But when the war is over, Cecilia comes to collect her daughter—and take her away from the only person who has every really understood her.

An insightful, unsentimental novel about the challenges of raising a mentally challenged child in 1940s England, The Innocents sweeps readers along to its shocking conclusion.

Archie Milestones Volume 1, 183 pages

Archie Comics has been around for over 75 years, and we've had our finger on the pulse of pop culture the entire time! This new digest series will highlight some of the biggest trends in each decade of Archie-including special cameos, fashion fads and historical moments! This series will not only spotlight trends in American culture, but also milestones within the comics, featuring characters' first appearances, landmark stories and more!

Spinning Wheel Stories by Louisa May Alcott, 183 pages

I came across this collection of short stories by Louis May Alcott on Project Gutenberg which has out of print books as ebooks. I'm definitely going to have to look for this as a real book to add to my Alcott collection.