Best Bestsellers Books

Dr. Steven Gundry argues that longevity depends primarily on gut microbiome health, and provides a comprehensive protocol for living vigorously into old age.

Quentin Coldwater is admitted to Brakebills College for Magical Pedagogy, only to discover that mastering real magic does nothing to cure the depression and aimlessness he hoped it would fix — and that when Fillory, the Narnia-like world from his childhood books, turns out to be real, getting there exacts a price the fantasy never warned him about.

Philippa Gregory's bestselling Tudor saga told through Mary Boleyn, sister of the doomed Anne. As the Boleyn family pushes its daughters toward Henry VIII's bed in pursuit of power, Mary watches her sister's dizzying rise and catastrophic fall from the inside.

A woman arrives in Paris to visit her journalist brother and finds he has mysteriously disappeared, drawing her into the secrets of his glamorous but sinister apartment building.

The conclusion of the Stolen Heir duology, set in the world of Elfhame. Held captive after his betrayal, the volatile prince Oak must navigate court intrigue, divided loyalties, and his dangerous feelings for Wren as war threatens the faerie realm.

The Gladers escape the Maze only to face another WICKED trial — a scorched, sun-devastated wasteland they must cross while battling crazed Cranks and uncovering deeper layers of manipulation.

A young Black man in a small California city reinstates slavery and segregation as a social experiment, triggering a Supreme Court case that satirises American racial politics with savage wit.

Belly Conklin has spent every summer of her life at Cousins Beach with the Fisher family, but the summer she turns sixteen, everything feels different — she does, the brothers do, and the house does.

Rupi Kaur's second collection explores migration, identity, and the cycles of wilting and blooming through 256 pages of spare, illustrated verse.

Henry DeTamble has a genetic condition that causes him to involuntarily time travel, always to times and places connected to his own life — including the childhood of the woman he will one day marry.

The only two people unaffected by food poisoning at a wedding are the maid of honor and best man — who despise each other — and they end up taking the honeymoon trip to Maui alone together.

A novel that appears to be about two women competing for one man reveals itself, in stages, to be about something entirely different from what the reader initially believes.

A travel journalist on a luxury cruise witnesses what she believes is a woman being thrown overboard — but there is no record of any missing passenger.

An agoraphobic child psychologist who has not left her Manhattan brownstone in ten months witnesses what she believes is a murder through her window — and no one believes her.

Klein argues that climate change is not just an environmental problem but a civilizational crisis that requires confronting capitalism itself — that incremental market-based solutions cannot produce change at the scale and speed required, and that the climate movement must align with broader struggles for social and economic justice.

Alizeh, a servant girl who is secretly the lost heir to an ancient kingdom of Jinn, crosses paths with Kamran, the crown prince destined to oppose her, in a lush Persian-inspired fantasy of prophecy, forbidden attraction, and gathering rebellion.

A new adult romance about two people who agree to a no-strings arrangement, only to discover that emotions are not so easily compartmentalised.

The conclusion of the Malediction Trilogy, in which the broken curse unleashes the trolls upon the human world, and Cécile and Tristan must face the consequences and decide the fate of both their peoples.

A collection of Malcolm Gladwell's best New Yorker essays exploring the hidden side of everyday phenomena, from dog training to hair dye to the Challenger disaster.

The twelfth expedition into the mysterious Area X sends four unnamed women scientists into an environment that defies biological and physical understanding.

The penultimate Crave book, in which the supernatural conflicts come to a head, alliances are tested, and Grace and Hudson face the gathering threats that will define the saga's finale.

The fourth Crave book, in which Grace is drawn into the dangerous politics of the vampire court as betrayals, power struggles, and the deepening romance raise the stakes for everyone.

The third Crave book, in which Grace grapples with a new reality and shifting loyalties as the supernatural politics of her world grow more dangerous and a love triangle complicates everything.

After the death of her parents, a grieving teenager is sent to a remote Alaskan boarding school populated by vampires, dragons, and witches — and finds herself drawn to its most dangerous student.