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Middle School

50.75 

James Patterson teams up with illustrator Jomike Tejido to create Middle School, a compelling 336-page journey that captures the essence of adolescent experiences. This Young Arrow publication showcases Patterson’s renowned storytelling ability enhanced by Tejido’s dynamic illustrations. The perfect combination of accessible narrative and visual artistry creates an engaging reading experience that appeals to diverse audiences seeking authentic, relatable content.

Middle School: Winter Blunderland

50.75 

James Patterson returns with the fifteenth Middle School adventure in Winter Blunderland. Co-authored by Brian Sitts and Jomike Tejido, this winter-themed children’s fiction combines humor with relatable middle school experiences. The latest Penguin Random House installment continues Patterson’s beloved series tradition of engaging young readers through entertaining stories that capture the unpredictable world of adolescence.

British in India

101.50 

David Gilmour’s authoritative examination of British colonial rule in India from 1765 to 1947 reveals the complex dynamics that shaped two centuries of imperial history. This comprehensive historical work explores the political, social, and cultural dimensions of British occupation, offering essential insights into the forces that transformed the Indian subcontinent and ultimately led to independence.

Middle School

50.75 

James Patterson’s Middle School delivers an authentic exploration of adolescence with his signature storytelling mastery. Published by Penguin Random House, this engaging novel captures the complexities of growing up and navigating teenage life. Patterson’s compelling narrative voice brings depth and relatability to the middle school experience, making it perfect for young readers and adults alike seeking genuine insights into youth and friendship.

Holmes, Marple and Poe

94.25 

James Patterson and Brian Sitts craft a compelling mystery featuring private investigators in New York. This New York Times bestseller showcases expertly woven detective fiction that captures the essence of American literature. Published by Penguin Random House, the novel delivers the suspenseful storytelling and intricate plotting that mystery enthusiasts crave, set against the dynamic backdrop of New York’s investigative world.

My Name Is Barbra

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Barbra Streisand opens her heart in this deeply personal New York Times bestselling memoir. My Name Is Barbra delivers an intimate, authentic look at the life and career of one of entertainment’s most beloved icons. Through her own compelling voice, Streisand shares the experiences that shaped her legendary journey in music, film, and theater, offering fans unprecedented insight into her remarkable story.

How to Reason and Argue

65.25 

Walter Sinnott-Armstrong’s How to Reason and Argue unlocks the secrets of effective argumentation and critical thinking. This Penguin Books guide transforms complex reasoning principles into practical skills for everyday discourse. Master the psychology of persuasion while learning to construct compelling arguments and spot logical fallacies. Essential reading for anyone seeking to enhance their intellectual toolkit and communication prowess.

Be Useful

87.00 

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Be Useful delivers powerful success principles from the bodybuilding legend, movie star, and former governor. This New York Times bestseller provides actionable strategies for goal achievement, personal growth, and overcoming obstacles. Drawing from his extraordinary journey across multiple industries, Schwarzenegger shares the fundamental wisdom that transformed him from an Austrian farm boy into a global icon, offering readers practical tools for unlocking their potential.

Story of Art Without Men

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Katy Hessel’s New York Times bestselling Story of Art Without Men revolutionizes art history by spotlighting the overlooked contributions of women artists throughout the centuries. This groundbreaking exploration reveals the systematic erasure of female creativity while celebrating the resilience and innovation of women who created masterpieces despite facing significant barriers across different cultures and periods.

Entrepreneurial State

72.50 

Mariana Mazzucato’s Entrepreneurial State shatters conventional wisdom about innovation, proving that government policy and public investment drive the most revolutionary technological breakthroughs. This provocative analysis reveals how the state creates the foundation for entrepreneurship and industrial research, fundamentally reshaping our understanding of economic growth and the diffusion of innovations in modern society.

But What Can I Do?

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Alastair Campbell’s But What Can I Do? challenges readers to move beyond passive questioning toward meaningful action. This thought-provoking exploration examines individual agency in creating positive change, offering insights that bridge personal reflection with practical engagement. Campbell’s distinctive voice guides readers through complex questions about purpose, responsibility, and impact in today’s world.

Will

72.50 

Will Smith teams up with bestselling author Mark Manson to deliver this raw, honest New York Times bestselling autobiography. From rap musician to Hollywood icon, this Penguin Books memoir reveals the intimate journey of one of entertainment’s biggest stars. A candid exploration of success, failure, and personal growth that showcases the man behind the fame.

BFF?

65.25 

Claire Cohen’s BFF? from Penguin Books, Limited poses challenging questions about modern friendship and loyalty. This compelling exploration examines the complexities of our closest relationships, offering fresh insights into trust, companionship, and personal connections. Cohen’s authentic narrative style brings depth to contemporary social dynamics, making this an essential read for understanding evolving human bonds.

Listen to Me

65.25 

Tess Gerritsen’s Listen to Me promises another gripping narrative from the acclaimed author. Published by Penguin Books, Limited, this compelling novel showcases Gerritsen’s signature storytelling style that has earned her devoted readers worldwide. The intriguing title hints at powerful themes of communication and human connection, making this essential reading for both longtime fans and newcomers to Gerritsen’s work.

Worn

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Sofi Thanhauser’s Worn reveals the hidden history woven into our wardrobes. This captivating exploration examines how clothing reflects manners, customs, and social change throughout time. From fashion trends to cultural dress codes, discover the powerful connections between what we wear and who we become as societies. A compelling journey through the social aspects of clothing and dress.

We Need to Talk about Xi

65.25 

Michael Dillon’s We Need to Talk about Xi provides essential insights into contemporary Chinese leadership and its profound impact on global politics. This compelling analysis explores the intersection of Eastern and Western political thought, offering readers crucial context for understanding modern China-US relations and international diplomacy. A must-read for anyone seeking to comprehend the forces shaping our interconnected world.

Otherlands

65.25 

Thomas Halliday’s Otherlands takes readers on a stunning journey through Earth’s prehistoric biotic communities. This masterful work of popular paleontology explores ancient fossils and extinction patterns, revealing the remarkable ecosystems that existed millions of years ago. Halliday transforms complex scientific concepts into captivating narratives about vanished worlds and prehistoric life.

On Fire

79.75 

Naomi Klein’s On Fire explores the Green New Deal through an environmental justice lens, examining how climatic changes intersect with political culture and policy reform. This penetrating analysis reveals why traditional environmental approaches have failed and what transformative strategies are needed now. Essential reading for understanding contemporary climate activism and social justice.

New Age of Empire

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Kehinde Andrews’ New Age of Empire reveals how imperial power structures persist in the modern world. This penetrating political science analysis examines the economic and social dimensions of contemporary imperialism, challenging readers to see beyond surface-level changes to understand the deeper continuities in global power relations. A vital examination of how empire has evolved rather than ended.

How to Avoid a Climate Disaster

65.25 

Bill Gates presents his New York Times bestselling blueprint for addressing global warming in How to Avoid a Climate Disaster. This acclaimed work explores practical solutions to reduce greenhouse gases and prevent climate catastrophe. Gates combines analytical rigor with accessible insights, offering hope through innovation and actionable strategies for governments, businesses, and individuals seeking meaningful environmental change.

Inflamed

79.75 

Rupa Marya and Raj Patel deliver a powerful analysis of healthcare disparities and social inequality in Inflamed. This groundbreaking work examines how public health intersects with justice, revealing the profound connections between health services accessibility and systemic inequalities. Essential reading for understanding health equity in our interconnected world.

When Breath Becomes Air

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Paul Kalanithi’s When Breath Becomes Air is a profound philosophical memoir exploring life and death through a neurosurgeon’s battle with lung cancer. This intimate narrative captures the journey of a husband and wife facing terminal illness while examining what gives life meaning. Kalanithi transforms personal tragedy into universal wisdom about mortality and purpose.

Capitalism vs the Climate

36.25 

Naomi Klein’s powerful analysis exposes the fundamental conflict between capitalism and climate survival. This essential work explores environmental economics, disaster capitalism, and why market-based climate solutions consistently fail. Klein challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about our economic system’s role in environmental destruction, offering crucial insights for anyone concerned about planetary preservation and climate policy.

Entangled Life

79.75 

Merlin Sheldrake’s New York Times bestseller Entangled Life unveils the extraordinary hidden world of fungi and their profound connections to all life on Earth. This Vintage publication combines cutting-edge botanical science with captivating storytelling, revealing how fungi communicate, collaborate, and create the intricate networks that sustain our planet’s ecosystems in ways you never imagined.

And Finally

65.25 

Henry Marsh’s And Finally delivers a profound exploration of life’s essential moments through masterful storytelling. Published by Penguin Random House, this compelling work showcases Marsh’s exceptional ability to transform complex themes into accessible, thought-provoking prose. A remarkable literary achievement that challenges readers to confront life’s deepest questions with honesty and insight.

Middle School

50.75 

James Patterson and Christopher Tebbetts deliver laugh-out-loud middle school adventures in this engaging children’s fiction. A perfect blend of humor and heart, Middle School captures the authentic chaos of teenage friendships and school life. Ideal for young readers navigating their own middle school challenges, this story transforms everyday experiences into entertaining adventures that resonate with contemporary audiences.

Word Is Murder

65.25 

Anthony Horowitz delivers a masterful murder mystery in Word Is Murder, where private investigation meets compelling detective fiction. This gripping crime novel showcases intricate plotting and complex characters that will challenge mystery enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Experience the perfect blend of traditional detective storytelling with contemporary mystery elements in this captivating tale of murder and investigation.

Spark Joy

79.75 

Marie Kondo’s Spark Joy revolutionizes home organization through the lens of psychology and self-actualization. This transformative guide combines practical storage solutions with motivational insights, showing how orderliness creates deeper fulfillment. More than decluttering advice, it’s a pathway to personal growth through intentional living and mindful home economics practices.

Surrounded by Vampires

79.75 

Thomas Erikson’s Surrounded by Vampires from Ebury Publishing reveals how to identify and handle energy-draining people in your life. This insightful guide offers practical strategies for protecting yourself from toxic personalities while maintaining healthy boundaries. Erikson’s expertise in human behavior shines through as he provides readers with tools to recognize manipulative individuals and reclaim their emotional well-being in personal and professional relationships.

Tools

79.75 

Phil Stutz’s Tools delivers powerful psychological strategies for self-actualization, creative development, and spiritual formation. This transformative guide bridges psychology and spirituality, offering practical methods for personal change and creative enhancement. Essential reading for anyone seeking psychological tools to unlock their potential and navigate meaningful personal transformation.

History of Britain in Just a Minute

65.25 

Gyles Brandreth masterfully condenses centuries of British history into one accessible volume with History of Britain in Just a Minute. From ancient origins to modern times, this expertly crafted book delivers comprehensive historical knowledge without the time commitment. Perfect for busy readers, students, and history enthusiasts who want to understand Britain’s fascinating past quickly and thoroughly.

Bittersweet

65.25 

Susan Cain’s Bittersweet explores the transformative power of complex emotions and melancholy. This compelling follow-up to her acclaimed previous work reveals how embracing life’s tender, sorrowful moments can unlock creativity, deeper connections, and profound personal growth. A thought-provoking journey into finding beauty and wisdom within life’s most challenging experiences.

Secret

108.75 

Two thriller legends unite in Secret, the explosive collaboration between Lee Child and Andrew Grant. This masterful mystery thriller combines the distinctive talents of both bestselling authors, creating an intense crime fiction experience that showcases their combined storytelling genius. A must-read for thriller enthusiasts seeking sophisticated plotting and compelling narrative craftsmanship.

Key to Happiness

72.50 

Meik Wiking reveals Danish secrets to authentic happiness in this compelling guide to self-realization and well-being. Exploring Denmark’s remarkable social conditions and happiness research, Key to Happiness offers evidence-based insights for cultivating genuine contentment. A transformative journey into what truly makes life fulfilling, bridging cultural wisdom with universal principles of joy.

Girls of Summer

94.25 

Katie Bishop’s Girls of Summer from Transworld Publishers Limited offers readers an immersive journey into contemporary storytelling. This compelling narrative showcases Bishop’s distinctive voice and masterful character development, exploring themes of human connection and personal transformation. A captivating read that promises to resonate with lovers of authentic, emotionally rich fiction.

Cassino ’44

108.75 

James Holland delivers another masterful historical narrative in Cassino ’44, bringing his renowned expertise to one of World War II’s most significant campaigns. This gripping account combines meticulous research with compelling storytelling, offering readers unprecedented insight into the pivotal events of 1944. Holland’s accessible yet authoritative approach makes complex military history engaging for all readers, cementing his reputation as Britain’s premier military historian.

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