Twin sisters from a small Black town in Louisiana take radically divergent paths — one stays in the community, one passes as white — and their daughters' lives intersect decades later.
Glennon Doyle recounts how falling in love with soccer player Abby Wambach led her to question every choice she had made and learn to trust her own inner knowing.
A former FBI counterintelligence agent shares his system for reading nonverbal communication, identifying deception, and understanding what people are really communicating.
A series of linked narratives exploring the lives of scientists — from Fritz Haber to Heisenberg, Schrödinger, and Grothendieck — whose discoveries changed the world in ways that may have exceeded human understanding.
Louise Hay argues that our thoughts create our experiences — and that by changing our thinking patterns, particularly through loving the self, we can transform every area of our lives.
A Beauty and the Beast retelling set in a dangerous fae world where a mortal huntress is dragged into an immortal court and must navigate deadly magic and forbidden love.
Daniel Pink argues that the Conceptual Age is replacing the Information Age, and that right-brain directed abilities — design, empathy, play, story, symphony, and meaning — are becoming the new competitive advantage.
Meg Murry, her genius brother Charles Wallace, and their friend Calvin travel through space and time using a tesseract to rescue Meg's father from an evil force controlling the universe.
The youngest Brown sister crashes into the uptight owner of a bed-and-breakfast and ends up as his cook — and his closest companion — while he recovers from the injury she caused.
Theodore Finch and Violet Markey meet on a school bell tower, both there for the same dark reason, and fall in love while completing a state geography project that keeps Finch anchored to life.
DC homicide detective and forensic psychologist Alex Cross is called to investigate when a brilliant, media-obsessed killer kidnaps two children from a prestigious private school — drawing Cross into the most complex and personal case of his career.
Nassim Taleb introduces the concept of antifragility — the property of systems that gain from disorder, stress, and volatility rather than merely surviving it.
Esther and Jerry Hicks present the teachings of Abraham — a group of spiritual entities — on the law of attraction and how to align with what you desire.
In 1935, a thirteen-year-old girl's false accusation destroys two lives — and she spends the rest of hers trying to atone for it through the act of writing.
Elizabeth Gilbert argues for a life of creative curiosity over creative suffering, proposing a philosophy of making things for their own sake rather than for validation or survival.
A cutthroat literary agent keeps bumping into the same brooding editor during her summer in a small town, and their mutual irritation slowly transforms into something neither expected.
A telekinetic teenage girl pushed to the breaking point by her fanatical mother and bullying classmates unleashes catastrophic revenge on her entire town.
A middle-aged Danny Torrance, now a hospice worker battling alcoholism, must protect a young girl with extraordinary psychic powers from a tribe of psychic vampires.
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