
Black Ice
by Brad Thor
Scot Harvath is deployed to Scandinavia for a mission that becomes a desperate fight for survival across some of the most hostile terrain in the world.
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by Brad Thor
Scot Harvath is deployed to Scandinavia for a mission that becomes a desperate fight for survival across some of the most hostile terrain in the world.
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by Chris Miller
Economic historian Chris Miller traces the history of the semiconductor industry from the invention of the transistor to the US-China technology war, showing how computer chips became the defining resource of the twenty-first century.
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by Madeline Miller
The daughter of Helios discovers within herself the power of witchcraft and spends millennia on her island exile developing her craft and encountering the heroes and monsters of Greek myth.
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by Cassandra Clare
Clary and Jace travel to Idris, the Shadowhunters' hidden homeland, where Valentine seeks the power to destroy all Downworlders — and a revelation about Clary's true identity changes everything she thought she knew.
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by Chrissy Teigen
Chrissy Teigen's third cookbook, gathering crowd-pleasing recipes made for sharing — the food you cook to bring people together, in her warm, funny, unfiltered style.
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by Chrissy Teigen
Chrissy Teigen's second cookbook, serving up more indulgent, crave-worthy comfort food and family Thai dishes in her funny, unfiltered voice.
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by Chrissy Teigen
The celebrity cookbook that turned out to be genuinely great — model and personality Chrissy Teigen's collection of unpretentious, indulgent comfort food, from family Thai dishes to gloriously over-the-top crowd-pleasers.
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by Sarah J. Maas
As the King's Champion, Celaena Sardothien is supposed to eliminate his enemies — but she has been secretly protecting her targets while uncovering shocking truths about her own identity and the darkness at the heart of Adarlan's power.
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by Alan Paton
Alan Paton's landmark 1948 novel of South Africa. A black Zulu pastor travels to Johannesburg to find his lost son, whose fate collides with that of a white landowner's son, in a lyrical, sorrowful story of fathers, country, and the gathering tragedy of apartheid.
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by Michelle Zauner
The Japanese Breakfast musician writes about her Korean-American identity, her mother's death from cancer, and how food became the medium for grief and memory.
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by Pierce Brown
The Republic is fracturing. Darrow is stranded on Mercury, his allies split between political factions tearing the Senate apart, and Lysander au Lune consolidates power with terrifying efficiency. The bloodiest, most brutal book in the saga — and the one that reveals what Pierce Brown is truly capable of.
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by Erik Larson
The story of the final voyage of the Lusitania in May 1915, the German U-boat that sank her, and the nearly 1,200 people who died in eighteen minutes.
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by Jocko Willink
Former Navy SEAL commander Jocko Willink presents a stark, no-excuses philosophy of discipline as the path to freedom — combined with a detailed physical and mental training manual.
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by Barack Obama
Barack Obama's searingly honest memoir about race, identity, and his search for belonging across three continents.
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by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
Two Navy SEAL commanders translate the leadership principles they learned in Ramadi, Iraq into a framework for business and personal leadership.
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by Ray Bradbury
In a future where firemen burn books rather than extinguish fires, Guy Montag begins to question the society he enforces — and the books he has been trained to destroy.
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by Becky Kennedy
Dr. Becky Kennedy — clinical psychologist and creator of the 'Good Inside' parenting framework — argues that children's difficult behaviours reflect unmet needs and dysregulation rather than badness, and that parents can shift from reactive discipline to connection-based parenting with lasting effects.
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by Ron Chernow
Ron Chernow's monumental biography of Ulysses S. Grant reclaims one of American history's most misunderstood figures — the general who won the Civil War and the president who fought to protect Black Americans during Reconstruction.
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by Tieghan Gerard
Tieghan Gerard's debut cookbook, gathering the bold, comforting, beautifully photographed recipes that built Half Baked Harvest into one of the most popular food brands in the world.
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by Tieghan Gerard
Tieghan Gerard's collection of more than 120 all-new recipes for balanced, flexible, feel-good meals, bringing the Half Baked Harvest flavour to everyday cooking with a lighter, more adaptable touch.
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by Tieghan Gerard
Tieghan Gerard's collection of quick, cozy, comforting recipes that bring the Half Baked Harvest flavour to fast, feel-good meals for busy days and snug nights in.
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by Tieghan Gerard
From the wildly popular Half Baked Harvest brand, a collection of bold, flavour-forward comfort-food recipes streamlined for busy weeknights — using the slow cooker, Instant Pot, and smart make-ahead steps.
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by Maggie O'Farrell
A reimagining of the death of Shakespeare's son Hamnet and its impact on the women of his household, told through Agnes (Anne Hathaway) and the loss that may have inspired Hamlet.
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by J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter's second year at Hogwarts is shadowed by a mysterious voice in the walls and a series of petrifications tied to the legend of a Chamber of Secrets. When the Heir of Slytherin opens the Chamber again, Harry must confront a darkness rooted in the wizarding world's oldest prejudices.
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