All Books

A struggling novelist steals a dead student's book idea — a plot so good it guarantees a bestseller — only to find that someone knows exactly what he did.

A research scientist asks her infuriating American colleague to pose as her boyfriend at her sister's wedding in Spain — and falls for him somewhere over the Atlantic.

David Wallace-Wells's harrowing account of climate change. Expanding his viral magazine essay, he surveys the cascading catastrophes a warming planet will bring — heat, hunger, drowning, wildfire, plague, economic collapse — in an unflinching alarm about the future we are choosing.

A South Korean woman's decision to stop eating meat triggers a crisis that ripples through her family, her marriage, and her sense of self.

Drawing on three years spent as a monk in India and a decade synthesizing ancient Vedic wisdom with modern psychology, Jay Shetty offers a practical framework for training the mind for clarity, purpose, and inner peace.

Michael Pollan's exploration of three psychoactive plant substances — opium, caffeine, and mescaline. Blending history, science, memoir, and participatory journalism, he examines the strange and arbitrary ways societies decide which plant drugs to celebrate, tolerate, or condemn.

Sixteen-year-old Aza Holmes navigates the spiral of OCD and intrusive thoughts while investigating the disappearance of a billionaire and reconnecting with a childhood friend.

A sweet, optimistic photography student is placed in the care of her brother's best friend — a cold, dangerous man with secrets who finds her impossible to ignore.

The condensed companion to MONEY: Master the Game — Robbins distils the core investing principles from interviews with fifty financial luminaries into a shorter, more actionable format. Covers market corrections, the psychology of fear, low-cost index funds, and the four core principles of investing in all seasons.

A darkly twisting psychological thriller in which a struggling writer discovers a disturbing manuscript hidden in the home of a bestselling author.

Eva Khatchadourian writes letters to her estranged husband in the aftermath of their son Kevin's school massacre, examining her own culpability and the nature of maternal ambivalence.

Before Dorothy dropped in, the Wicked Witch of the West had a life. This is her story — a retelling of The Wizard of Oz from the perspective of Elphaba, a misunderstood girl whose emerald skin and sharp intelligence make her an outsider from birth.

The origin story of John Kelly — who will become John Clark, Jack Ryan's right-hand operative — set during the Vietnam War. A grieving Navy SEAL wages a one-man war against a Baltimore drug ring while simultaneously being recruited for a secret POW rescue mission in North Vietnam.

A white female author steals the unfinished manuscript of her Chinese-American friend who has just died, publishes it as her own, and watches her carefully constructed lies unravel as the internet closes in.

Self-made success coach Jen Sincero delivers a no-nonsense, profanity-laced guide to identifying the self-limiting beliefs that keep you broke, bored, and unhappy, and replacing them with confidence and action.

A married couple whose relationship has been hollowed out by infertility struggles must decide whether their love is strong enough to survive the life they never planned.

Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon races through Rome to stop the Illuminati from destroying Vatican City with an antimatter bomb as a new Pope is being elected.

The second Assistant and the Villain book, in which Evie steps deeper into the Villain's world as the cozy comedy gains higher emotional stakes, real danger, and a more developed central romance.

Desperate to support her family, a young woman takes a job as the personal assistant to the realm's most feared villain — and discovers that working for the bad guy comes with surprisingly charming benefits.

Twelve long-form New Yorker pieces from the 1950s and 60s profile corporate disasters, stock market panics, and the human behavior behind landmark business events — including the Ford Edsel failure, the 1962 market crash, and the Piggly Wiggly corner.

Two sisters escape their tyrannical father for Caraval, a once-a-year immersive magical game where the line between performance and reality dissolves — and where this year's prize is one of the sisters herself.

The finale of the Crave saga, in which the supernatural conflicts reach their climax and Grace, Hudson, and their allies fight for their world and their future in a high-stakes conclusion.

A young woman takes a job at an artist's studio and falls for the painter, not knowing that her anonymous confessions have been inspiring his artwork all along.

A financial journalist with catastrophic spending habits attempts to manage her mounting debts while inadvertently becoming a personal finance media sensation.