All Books

The First Son of the United States and the Prince of Wales are forced into a faux friendship after a scandal — and fall genuinely, complicatedly in love.

A young woman released from prison after a tragic accident tries to reconnect with her daughter and find forgiveness in the small town where everything went wrong.

After a meet-cute that feels like fate, Samantha and Xavier agree to one perfect day together with no last names and no expectations. But when life keeps pulling them back into each other's orbit, they must decide whether a single unforgettable day can become forever.

Ibram X. Kendi's National Book Award–winning history of racist ideas in America. Tracing five centuries through five major figures, Kendi argues that racist ideas were produced to justify discriminatory policies — not the other way around — overturning conventional accounts of how racism works.

Johann Hari investigates the global attention crisis — why it's harder to focus than ever — and interviews scientists to identify both the causes and possible solutions.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg investigates the science of extraordinary communicators, discovering a framework of conversation types and the skills that allow people to genuinely connect across difference.

A pragmatic PhD student and a gentle giant of a security guard agree to a fake relationship for social media attention — and discover they've been taking hints about each other for too long.

The second Once Upon a Broken Heart book, in which Evangeline and the Prince of Hearts are bound together on a perilous quest, their dangerous bond deepening amid new curses, betrayals, and magic.

Nassim Nicholas Taleb's argument that highly improbable, high-impact events drive history and that our models systematically fail to account for them.

A mortal girl raised in the world of the faerie courts must navigate dangerous politics and her complicated feelings for the prince who torments her most.

An investigation into the U.S. federal government's most consequential departments and what happens when the incoming administration fails to prepare for managing them.

Two strangers share a one-bedroom London flat on alternating shifts and fall in love entirely through notes before they ever properly meet.

Lisbeth Salander becomes the prime suspect in a double murder as journalist Mikael Blomkvist desperately works to expose a sex trafficking ring and prove her innocence.

Disgraced journalist Mikael Blomkvist investigates the decades-old disappearance of a wealthy family's niece, partnering with the brilliant and deeply damaged Lisbeth Salander.

In Depression-era Kentucky, English transplant Alice joins a band of fierce women delivering books on horseback through the Appalachian mountains as part of Eleanor Roosevelt's Packhorse Library, finding sisterhood, courage, and herself along the way.

A boy survives a museum bombing that kills his mother and escapes with a small Dutch painting — a theft that shapes his entire life across two decades.

Two executive assistants who share an office and despise each other slowly — and then suddenly — realize that hatred and attraction are not as different as they thought.

Forester Peter Wohlleben's international bestseller revealing the secret social life of forests. Drawing on science and decades of observation, he argues that trees communicate, cooperate, support their kin, and form vast underground networks — transforming how we see the woods.

The third Bridge Kingdom book, in which the war widens and a new generation is drawn into the conflict, testing alliances, loyalties, and the fragile peace Lara and Aren fought to build.

When a stranger leaves his entire fortune to seventeen-year-old Avery Grambs, she must move into his mansion and solve a series of puzzles to uncover why.

Mel Robbins introduces a simple two-word mindset shift — 'let them' — that stops you from wasting energy trying to control what other people think, say, or do.

A woman on the verge of death discovers a library between life and death where each book represents a different version of her life she could have lived.

Hal Elrod presents a morning routine combining silence, affirmations, visualization, exercise, reading, and scribing — the SAVERS framework — as the foundation for transforming any area of life.

A medieval monk and his novice investigate a series of mysterious deaths in a fourteenth-century Italian abbey, where the labyrinthine library may hold the answer — and a secret someone will kill to protect.