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A practical guide to harnessing the subconscious mind for healing, prosperity, and happiness through visualization, affirmation, and the alignment of conscious and unconscious thought.

A father and son journey through a post-apocalyptic American landscape toward the coast, carrying the fire of their humanity against a world that has been stripped of it.

Gary Zukav argues that humanity is transitioning from a power-based consciousness to an alignment with the soul — and that understanding authentic power is the path to a genuinely meaningful life.

Based on a true story, a Slovakian Jew assigned to tattoo numbers on prisoners at Auschwitz falls in love with a woman he marks, and the two survive the Holocaust through luck, courage, and each other.

An investigation into how ideas, trends, and social behaviours spread like epidemics — reaching a tipping point where a small change triggers a massive, cascading effect.

The second Bridge Kingdom book, in which a spy princess and the king she came to betray must work together against a common enemy, their hard-won bond tested by war and old loyalties.

The fifth Bridge Kingdom book, continuing the saga of warring kingdoms with new dangers, forbidden love, and the fragile politics of a hard-won peace, in Danielle L. Jensen's enemies-to-lovers fantasy world.

The story of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, the Israeli psychologists whose collaboration upended our understanding of human judgment and decision-making.

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.

Organizational psychologist Adam Grant makes the case for intellectual humility and the power of rethinking our assumptions, beliefs, and opinions.

An assassin is released from the salt mines and offered her freedom in exchange for competing in a tournament to become the king's champion.

Lara Jean Song Covey writes letters to every boy she has ever loved — and keeps them in a box, never intending to send them. When the letters get mailed to all five recipients at once, Lara Jean's carefully managed inner life collides with reality, and she strikes a fake-dating deal with one of the recipients to manage the fallout.

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.

The second book of the Saga of the Unfated, in which the goddess-blooded shield maiden Freya navigates deepening war, divine politics, and a fated romance tested by impossible loyalties.

The conclusion of the Once Upon a Broken Heart trilogy, in which Evangeline must untangle the curses, memories, and bargains that bind her, and decide the fate of her heart and the Prince of Hearts.

The conclusion of the Elements of Cadence duology, in which conflict between the isle's clans and its elemental spirits comes to a head, and Jack and Adaira face the cost of their bonds to the land and each other.

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.