All Books

Journalist Michael Easter spends 33 days hunting in the Alaskan wilderness while investigating the science of why modern comfort is making us physically and mentally worse, and what embracing discomfort can do for our lives.

The co-founder of DeepMind argues that AI and synthetic biology together constitute a wave of technological change so profound and so fast that the current nation-state order cannot contain it — and proposes a framework for thinking about what containment might look like.

Darren Hardy presents the compound effect principle — that small, consistent choices accumulate into dramatically different life outcomes over time.

Roland Deschain, the last gunslinger, pursues the man in black across a vast desert in the first volume of Stephen King's magnum opus.

The fourth Bridge Kingdom book, in which the war between kingdoms reaches a brutal climax and Lara, Aren, and their allies face the reckoning that will decide the fate of Ithicana and everyone they love.

Sixteen-year-old cancer patient Hazel Grace Lancaster meets Augustus Waters at a support group and falls in love — while both of them confront their mortality with wit, books, and each other.

The conclusion of the Inheritance Games trilogy finds Avery Grambs confronting the final deadly game of the Hawthorne brothers as she races to solve the mystery of Tobias Hawthorne's true intentions before time runs out.

A young Harvard Law graduate is recruited by a small but wealthy Memphis firm — and soon discovers it is run by the mob, the FBI wants him to spy on it, and leaving may cost him his life.

Through a business fable, Lencioni identifies the five core dysfunctions that prevent teams from achieving their potential and offers a practical framework for addressing them.

An amusement park maintenance man dies saving a child and discovers in heaven how five strangers shaped his seemingly ordinary life.

Brené Brown's guide to wholehearted living — letting go of who we think we should be and embracing who we actually are, with ten guideposts for cultivating authenticity, gratitude, and joy.

Lisbeth Salander, recovering from near-fatal wounds, faces a murder trial while Mikael Blomkvist races to expose the secret government faction that has controlled and abused her since childhood.

Harvard researcher Shawn Achor argues that happiness is not the result of success but its precursor, and presents seven practical principles for training your brain to capitalize on positivity.

Avery Kylie Grambs continues navigating the Hawthorne brothers' games and the mystery of why billionaire Tobias Hawthorne left her his entire fortune.

Michelle Obama shares the tools and practices that helped her navigate uncertainty — from knitting and mentorship to the value of friendship and the art of staying in your own lane.

In 1954, eighteen-year-old Emmett Watson is released from a juvenile work farm, intending to drive west with his brother and start a new life — until two unexpected companions redirect his journey to New York.

The Thursday Murder Club investigates again when Elizabeth's long-lost ex-husband arrives at Coopers Chase with stolen diamonds and a death threat.

One morning, every adult on Earth receives a small wooden box containing a string — the length of which represents the remainder of their life. A novel about how individuals, families, and societies respond when the arbitrary uncertainty of death is replaced by known, precisely measured finitude.

MJ DeMarco challenges the conventional wisdom of slow, patient wealth-building and argues for building scalable businesses that generate wealth rapidly.

An examination of self-sabotage — why we are our own biggest obstacle, how unconscious patterns undermine our conscious goals, and how to transform self-defeating behaviors into self-mastery.

A seemingly airtight case against a beloved teacher accused of murder begins to unravel when impossible evidence suggests someone — or something — else was responsible.

Ponyboy Curtis narrates the conflict between the Greasers and the Socs on the streets of 1960s Tulsa — and learns that the divisions between the have-nots and the haves cost everyone something essential.

The October 1991 Halloween storm — a combination of three separate weather systems that produced what meteorologists called a perfect storm — and the swordfishing boat Andrea Gail out of Gloucester, Massachusetts, whose six-man crew did not survive it. A reconstruction of the last voyage and the meteorological event that ended it.

Through a series of letters to an anonymous friend, fourteen-year-old Charlie navigates his first year of high school while carrying secrets he doesn't yet understand.