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In this French bestseller, renowned philosopher Frédéric Gros explores the many forms walking can take—from pilgrimages and leisurely strolls to protest marches and nature walks—and what each reveals about the human condition. Gros reflects on how walking shaped the lives and minds of great...

Before she was a porcine wonder, she was simply a piglet—small, curious, and full of surprises. Mr. and Mrs. Watson lead a quiet, predictable life on Deckawoo Drive. That is, until the day an unexpected visitor arrives on their doorstep: a tiny piglet with...

As an Indian wedding draws the family back together, Rafiq and Layla must face the quiet tensions and long-held choices that have shaped their children’s lives. There’s Hadia, their ambitious eldest daughter, whose marriage—built on love, not tradition—challenges everything her parents believed. Huda, the...

James Joyce’s landmark debut novel traces the awakening of an artist—and the forging of an identity. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man follows Stephen Dedalus, a sensitive and intelligent boy growing up in late 19th-century Ireland, as he navigates childhood, faith,...

Monk and Robot #2 In a world where nothing is broken, what still needs mending? In the second book of the series, Tea Monk Sibling Dex and the inquisitive robot Mosscap continue their journey—this time through the towns and cities of Panga. With curiosity...

A Rebel in Gaza is the powerful memoir of Asmaa al-Ghoul, a fearless Palestinian journalist and activist born in Rafah and raised in the Gaza Strip. From a young age, she defied the restrictive norms around her—refusing to cover her hair, questioning political dogma,...

 Elements of Cadence #1 A Scottish-inspired fantasy rich with elemental magic, ancient spirits, and a simmering enemies-to-lovers romance. Jack Tamerlaine’s return to the island of Cadence begins with a summons he cannot ignore and a perilous crossing over dark, restless waters. A decade after...

In 1788, young Elizabeth Macarthur embarks on a journey that will change her life forever. Newly married to the domineering and impulsive soldier John Macarthur, she soon regrets the union. When the couple is sent to the distant penal colony of New South Wales,...

Virginia Woolf’s groundbreaking essay remains a cornerstone of feminist thought nearly a century after its publication. In A Room of One’s Own, Woolf explores what it takes for women to write—and to thrive creatively—in a world shaped by male privilege. Through vivid storytelling, incisive...

Lucy Honeychurch’s well-structured, proper life begins to unravel during a trip to Florence with her prim cousin Charlotte. Amid the vibrant streets of Italy and the eccentric guests at the Pension Bertolini— including the spirited novelist Eleanor Lavish and the enigmatic Mr. Emerson and...

On a chilly winter night, Yegor Aduyev, the privileged son of a wealthy landowning family, quietly enters the home of Baron Neyleyn with a heart full of hope. He plans to propose to Yelena, the baron’s captivating eighteen-year-old daughter. But Yelena is elusive—a flirt...

A Kamogawa Food Detectives Novel. Hidden down a quiet Kyoto alleyway near Higashi Honganji Temple, the Kamogawa Diner attracts lost souls in search of something far beyond a good meal. Here, the father-daughter "food detective" duo of Chef Nagare and Detective Koishi recreate long-forgotten...

In the darkest hours of night, Adriana arrives at her sister’s door with a baby in her arms, fleeing an unknown threat and carrying a buried truth that will upend both their lives. Years later, the narrator is called back to her hometown of...

Her beauty is a weapon. Her heart is the battleground. In the kingdom of Yue, Xishi is praised for a face that could topple dynasties—a blessing, they say, in a girl’s quest to marry well. But when her beloved sister is brutally murdered by...

A Spaniard in the Works is John Lennon's delightfully absurd follow-up to his acclaimed literary debut, In His Own Write. Originally published in 1965, this second collection of surreal stories, offbeat poems, and playful illustrations showcases Lennon's irreverent wit and unique imagination at full...

A dazzling story of modern Nigeria and two families caught in the riptides of wealth, power, romantic obsession and political corruption.Eniola is tall for his age, a boy who looks like a man. His father has lost his job, so Eniola spends his days...

A Spell of Good Things delivers a powerful portrait of contemporary Nigeria through the intersecting lives of two unforgettable characters. Eniola, a teenage boy forced into maturity too soon, struggles to survive after his father loses his job—running errands, scavenging newspapers, and holding fast...

In the third installment of George R. R. Martin’s acclaimed A Song of Ice and Fire series, the battle for the Iron Throne grows ever bloodier. Joffrey Baratheon rules in King's Landing, but rebellion and betrayal threaten from every direction. Robb Stark fights to...

Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire remains one of the most powerful works in American theater, decades after its groundbreaking 1947 debut. Set in the sweltering streets of New Orleans, the play follows the fragile and fading Blanche DuBois, who seeks refuge in the...

Charlotte Holmes Novel #1  Jamie Watson has always been intrigued by Charlotte Holmes; after all, their great-great-great-grandfathers are one of the most infamous pairs in history. But the Holmes family has always been odd, and Charlotte is no exception. She’s inherited Sherlock’s volatility and...

Effy Sayre has never been free of fairy tales—or the shadows they leave behind. Since childhood, she has been haunted by visions of the Fairy King, and the only solace she finds is in Angharad, the legendary tale of a mortal girl who loved...

After the 2011 tsunami, a Hello Kitty lunchbox washes up on the shore of a remote Canadian island. Inside, novelist Ruth discovers a diary written by Nao, a sixteen-year-old girl in Tokyo grappling with deep loneliness, bullying, and thoughts of ending her life. Before...

After the 2011 tsunami, a Hello Kitty lunchbox washes up on the shore of a remote Canadian island. Inside, novelist Ruth discovers a diary written by Nao, a sixteen-year-old girl in Tokyo grappling with deep loneliness, bullying, and thoughts of ending her life. Before...

'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...' Set against the turmoil of the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities follows the lives of Doctor Manette, recently freed after eighteen years in the Bastille, and his daughter Lucie, as...

Yiyun Li offers a deeply moving debut collection that spans continents and generations, exploring the quiet complexities of Chinese and Chinese American lives. From Beijing to suburban America, her stories reveal the intimate struggles behind migration, family ties, lost love, and cultural dislocation. Whether...

Every Chess Move Explained. Packed with easy-to-understand explanations, this A to Z reference breaks down the most important chess terms and concepts. Whether you're a beginner or an improving player, you'll find clear definitions and practical examples that help you apply each tactic on the...

From the day she was born, Francie Nolan learned that resilience was essential for survival. Growing up in the working-class neighborhoods of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, she navigates poverty, hardship, and the complexities of family life with determination and curiosity. Though her family is often judged...

In her first work of nonfiction, acclaimed novelist Miriam Toews turns her gaze inward in a raw, luminous meditation on grief, memory, and the impossible task of explaining why we write. When a literary event organizer in Mexico City asks Toews a simple question—“Why...

What if beloved Disney stories took a different turn? In this spellbinding Twisted Tale Anthology, sixteen reimagined short stories put a fresh spin on classic Disney films. Edited by New York Times best-selling author Elizabeth Lim, the collection explores tantalizing what-if scenarios—Snow White learning...

Simone de Beauvoir delivers a stark and unflinching account of her mother’s final days. Written with clarity, tenderness, and unsparing honesty, this memoir traces the physical and emotional unraveling of a once-vibrant woman, as witnessed by a daughter grappling with love, guilt, and helplessness....

It’s Christmas Eve on Deckawoo Drive, and Stella Endicott is filled with holiday spirit. Inspired to go caroling, she sets off in search of company—but her plans hit a few snags. Her brother Frank isn’t feeling spontaneous, the Watsons are distracted by a fruitcake...

Bennie Salazar is a jaded music executive with a punk rock past. Sasha is his impulsive, enigmatic assistant, grappling with her own tangled history. In this inventive and deeply human novel, Jennifer Egan moves back and forth in time to trace the lives of...

Spanning from the twilight of the 19th century through the upheavals of the 20th, The Volga traces the fate of Jakob Bach, a quiet schoolteacher whose love affair with Klara Grimm upends both their lives. Banished from their Volga German colony for defying convention,...

A bold and eccentric attempt to reach the moon—via vials of dewdrops—sends the narrator on a strange and dreamlike journey. What begins as a fantastical expedition soon lands him in a landscape resembling the Garden of Eden, inhabited by Biblical patriarchs and overseen by...

What began as a seemingly simple adventure between two friends became an extraordinary test of endurance, resilience, and discovery. When National Geographic photographer Pete McBride proposed an end-to-end trek through the Grand Canyon, writer and river guide Kevin Fedarko agreed, believing it would be...

After two decades abroad, Bill Bryson returns to the United States with a plan to reconnect with his homeland—by attempting to hike the entire 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail. Stretching from Georgia to Maine, the trail winds through some of America’s most breathtaking and remote landscapes....

Joe dreams of reaching the stars. While others laugh and call it impossible, he believes there must be a way. With the help of his dad—and a shared sense of wonder—Joe begins to build. Ladders stretch higher, towers rise skyward, and rockets take shape,...

Spanning nearly three decades of work, A Wilderness Station gathers twenty-eight masterful stories by Alice Munro, one of the most revered voices in modern fiction. From rural farmsteads to city streets across Canada, Munro captures ordinary lives at the turning point—moments when love falters,...

In the city of Chattana, all light is controlled by the Governor, a powerful figure who brought order after a devastating fire. To the rich, his magical orbs bring safety and brilliance. To the poor, they highlight the deep divide between privilege and struggle....

Etaf Rum weaves a powerful, multigenerational story of Palestinian-American women navigating the weight of tradition, silence, and shame.  Seventeen-year-old Isra is forced into marriage and brought from Palestine to Brooklyn in 1990, where she faces a life of confinement under her domineering mother-in-law Fareeda...

Essays on Art, Sex, and the Mind. In this expansive volume, Siri Hustvedt brings together three bold, intellectually rich works that span the humanities and sciences, challenging cultural assumptions with curiosity and insight. The title essay, “A Woman Looking at Men Looking at Women,”...

Book #1 of the Time Quintet Series. On a dark and stormy night, Meg Murry’s ordinary world is forever altered when a strange and unsettling visitor arrives in her kitchen during a midnight snack with her mother and younger brother, Charles Wallace. The mysterious...

A Little Golden Book Biography. The perfect introduction to nonfiction! Vivid illustrations and a simple, engaging story introduce young readers to one of America’s most beloved presidents. Little ones will delight in key moments from Lincoln’s life, starting with young Abe’s love of reading....

Published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! is widely regarded as one of William Faulkner’s most ambitious and significant novels, celebrated for both its formal complexity and its exploration of history, memory, and truth. Set in the American South, the novel centers on the rise and...

The Southern Reach Series #4 What forces created the conditions for Area X to emerge? What really happened on the first expedition into the Forgotten Coast, before it was known as Area X? And what might someone who glimpsed the world after Acceptance have...

The Southern Reach Series, 3. Winter has arrived in Area X, the mysterious wilderness that has resisted explanation for thirty years, defeating expedition after expedition and guarding its secrets. As the anomaly continues to expand, the Southern Reach—the agency charged with investigating and containing...

Young Huck Finn escapes his abusive father and sets off down the Mississippi River with Jim, a runaway enslaved man. What begins as a bid for freedom becomes a deeper journey of moral awakening as Huck grapples with the values he’s been taught and...

When Lauren and Ryan’s marriage reaches the breaking point, they come up with an unconventional plan. They decide to take a year off in the hopes of finding a way to fall in love again. One year apart, and only one rule: they cannot...

Louisa Clark is still reeling from the loss of Will Traynor. Though months have passed since his death, Lou struggles to find purpose in a world without him and when a sudden accident lands her back in the care of her quirky, well-meaning family,...

Jerome blends humor and horror in a delightfully strange collection of tales told on Christmas Eve. As a family and their guests gather around the fire after dinner, they begin sharing ghost stories—some eerie, some absurd, all increasingly bizarre. What begins as a lighthearted...