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The James Beard Award-winning cookbook from Philadelphia's celebrated Zahav restaurant, reinterpreting the vibrant, multicultural cuisine of Israel — from transcendent hummus to mezze and wood-fired grilling — for the home kitchen.

The endgame. Aelin Galathynius has been captured, and without her the armies of Terrasen face annihilation. Her allies must fight on without her — each carrying a piece of the plan only Aelin knew in full. The conclusion to one of the most beloved epic fantasy series of the decade.

The series finale: Tarmon Gai'don, the Last Battle, as Rand al'Thor faces the Dark One at the Bore while the armies of Light and Shadow fight across five simultaneous battlefields. The culmination of a 23-year, 14-book epic.

Bill Bryson's quest to understand everything that has ever happened, from the Big Bang to the rise of civilisation — written with his characteristic wit and warmth.

Seymour 'Swede' Levov — athlete, golden boy, inheritor of his father's Newark glove factory — builds the American dream: a beautiful wife, a farm in New Jersey, a prosperous business. His daughter Merry becomes a political terrorist in the 1960s and bombs a post office, killing a man. The pastoral explodes.

Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize–winning tragedy of the common man. Aging salesman Willy Loman, his career collapsing and his dreams curdled, spirals through memory and self-deception over two days as the gap between the American Dream and his actual life finally breaks him.

Four novellas connected by the turning of seasons, ranging from a prison escape to a boyhood journey to find a dead body, revealing Stephen King at his most literary and emotionally complex.

Alfred Lansing's classic account of Ernest Shackleton's doomed 1914 Antarctic expedition. When his ship Endurance was crushed by pack ice, Shackleton led his twenty-eight men through nearly two years of almost unimaginable hardship — and brought every one of them home alive.

Epidemiologist and data storyteller Hans Rosling identifies ten deep-rooted instincts — from the Gap Instinct to the Fear Instinct — that systematically distort our understanding of the world, and offers a fact-based framework for seeing global progress clearly. Drawing on decades of public health data, Rosling shows that the world is, on almost every measurable dimension, far better than most people believe.

Beginning with The Golden Compass, Philip Pullman's trilogy follows Lyra Belacqua — a girl who can read the alethiometer — across multiple worlds, uncovering a vast conspiracy involving the Church, the nature of Dust, and the meaning of consciousness itself. A fantasy epic of rare philosophical ambition.

Ramit Sethi's blunt, practical, six-week programme for getting your financial life in order — automating savings, paying off debt, investing in low-cost index funds, and negotiating better deals on everything from bank fees to salary. Written for people in their 20s and 30s who find most personal finance books boring.

Three boys from the Flats in East Buckingham, Boston. When they are eleven, Dave Boyle is pulled into a car by two men and held for four days. Twenty-five years later, Jimmy Marcus's daughter Katie is found murdered. Sean Devine, now a state police detective, investigates. Dave is a suspect.

Commander Sam Vimes of the Ankh-Morpork City Watch is thrown back in time to the days of his youth, forced to take the place of his old mentor and train his younger self during one of the city's defining revolutionary moments.

Percy leads the defense of Olympus against Kronos's army as the Great Prophecy — the one that has shadowed his life since birth — finally comes true in a battle for the fate of the gods.

An English navigator is shipwrecked in feudal Japan in 1600 and drawn into the deadly rivalry between samurai lords competing for supreme power. One of the great historical novels of the twentieth century.

When a young man is kidnapped and threatened with beheading on live television, the disgraced spies of Slough House — MI5's dumping ground for agents who have blundered their way out of the Service's good graces — find themselves unexpectedly at the centre of a crisis no one saw coming.

In a small Pennsylvania town in the 1930s, a Black and Jewish community is bonded by need and mutual aid — until a murder, a deaf child, and a decades-old secret bring everything to a crisis point.

A young woman makes a Faustian bargain to live forever but is cursed to be forgotten by everyone she meets — until she finds a man who remembers her.

The surprisingly simple truth behind extraordinary results — focus on the ONE thing that makes everything else easier or unnecessary.

A spiritual guide that teaches how to free yourself from the tyranny of the thinking mind and discover the peace available only in the present moment.

A collection of parables set in ancient Babylon that deliver timeless financial wisdom through the story of a man who rises from slavery to become the city's wealthiest citizen.

FBI trainee Clarice Starling is sent to interview the imprisoned Dr. Hannibal Lecter — brilliant psychiatrist and cannibalistic serial killer — hoping to gain insight into a new killer called Buffalo Bill, who is making suits of human skin.

From the beloved Smitten Kitchen blog, a debut cookbook of unfussy, reliable, deeply tested recipes designed for real home cooks working in real (often tiny) kitchens.

Frances 'Frankie' McGrath follows her brother to Vietnam as an Army nurse and discovers that war is not what she expected — and that coming home may be harder than going.