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Small Fry

Written by the daughter of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, this New York Times bestseller delves into a complex and intimate portrait of their tumultuous relationship, revealing a nuanced exploration of family, love, and identity.
$11.99

Men Explain Things to Me

A National Book Critics Circle Award-winning author delivers a searing essay collection that tackles the complex issues of gender relations, women's rights, and violence. With widespread acclaim on Goodreads, boasting over 22,000 five-star ratings, this book brings a potent blend of power and wit to its exploration of these crucial topics.

How Things Are Made

Discover the hidden workings of the world behind your favorite products with this fascinating exploration. From sourcing to delivery, gain insight into the often-overlooked processes that bring goods to market. Plus, learn practical tips for making responsible and ethical purchasing decisions.
$12.99

The Carpool Detectives

"Unraveling Justice: Four Ordinary Moms Take on a 15-Year-Old Cold Case" This gripping true story, penned by a New York Times bestselling author, follows four unlikely heroes - ordinary moms with no law enforcement background - as they team up to crack a decades-old mystery. Their tireless efforts have captivated critics, earning comparisons to a "novel" and predicting a potential trip to the big or small screen.
$13.99

Four Red Sweaters

A heart-wrenching tale of resilience, 'The Red Sweater' follows four Jewish girls who lived through the Holocaust and shared an inexplicable connection to a beloved red sweater. A poignant testament to the human spirit, this New York Times bestseller is a powerful tribute to hope and survival.
$10.99

1491

Discover a new perspective on the Americas before Columbus in this gripping history that reimagines the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan. Challenging common assumptions about Indigenous cultures, this book is "powerful, provocative, and important", with over 37,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

Pain Killer

A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist exposes the dark side of the opioid epidemic, holding accountable those who prioritized profits over public safety.
$13.99

On Tyranny

Meet the #1 New York Times bestseller that has captured over 48,000 five-star reviews on Goodreads. This thought-provoking exploration of tyranny in the 20th century offers valuable lessons for our times, earning praise from The Washington Post as "clarifying and unnerving".

SuperFreakonomics

Think differently with this explosive follow-up to Freakonomics, featuring surprising insights into everyday life and unconventional choices - from car seat value to kangaroo consumption.
$11.99

The Mission

For nearly two decades, NASA scientists pursued their dream of launching a deep space probe to Jupiter's icy moon Europa, a potential hub for extraterrestrial life.
$14.99

Freedom’s Forge

Read how an unlikely duo - a maverick shipbuilder and General Motors' CEO - played a pivotal role in the Allied victory. A gripping tale of collaboration and innovation, revealed for the first time.
$14.99

Wishful Drinking

Get an intimate look at Carrie Fisher's life through her own words, as seen in this #1 New York Times bestseller. With humor and sincerity, Fisher shares juicy confessions and hilarious observations that make for a must-read experience – perfect for sharing with friends.
$12.99

An Exercise in Uncertainty

Meet Jonathan Gluck, a man who defied the odds after being given just 18 months to live from incurable blood cancer. Twenty years later, he shares his incredible story of resilience and survival in this remarkable new release, navigating the darkest corners of mortality with wit, intelligence, and unyielding determination.
$13.99

Quiet

This #1 New York Times bestseller shares the transformative power of embracing introversion in a predominantly extroverted world, backed by over 187,000 five-star Goodreads ratings and praise from Gretchen Rubin, #1 New York Times bestselling author.

How to Be an Antiracist

Meet the #1 New York Times bestseller that has captured the hearts of over 63,000 readers with its powerful vision for understanding and overcoming racism - a book praised by critics as "the most courageous" on this pressing issue.

The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück

In this chilling and inspiring true story, women in the Ravensbrück concentration camp faced unimaginable horrors as they aided the French Resistance. A masterwork that has been hailed as a must-read, it shines a light on one of the darkest periods of history.
$14.99

The Girls of Atomic City

A New York Times bestseller hailed by major publications for its unique perspective, this book tells the little-known story of the women of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, who made a crucial contribution to World War II - despite being kept in the dark about their true mission.
$14.99

On Language

Acclaimed linguist and best-selling author Noam Chomsky delves into the intersection of psychology, politics, and philosophy through language in this seminal work. Praised for its organization, clarity, and depth, it solidifies Chomsky's reputation as a leading intellectual voice.
$14.99

The Gene

A #1 New York Times bestseller and Pulitzer Prize winner, this book explores the history of the human genome, from groundbreaking discoveries to its far-reaching consequences, earning widespread acclaim with over 29,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.
$14.99

Unbroken

Unbelievably inspiring, this #1 New York Times bestseller tells the incredible true story of Louis Zamperini, who miraculously survived a plane crash in the ocean during WWII, defying odds that few could have overcome.
$14.99

The Bald Eagle

A majestic celebration of the bald eagle, this Pulitzer Prize-winning author's read delves into the bird's evolution as a symbol of the US and uncovers its natural history. Surprising facts and dispelling popular misconceptions abound in this informative and engaging tribute to America's iconic national bird.

Why Nations Fail

What sets some nations on fire while others falter? This bestselling book, grounded in 15 years of research and backed by historical evidence, offers surprising insights into the factors that contribute to success. Praise for its groundbreaking approach includes: "Bracing, garrulous, wildly ambitious, and ultimately hopeful… A masterpiece" (The Washington Post).
$13.99

How to Feed the World

Distinguished scientist answers pressing questions about feeding a growing population, balancing sustainability with nutrition, and the potential of a vegan lifestyle in his new book.
$14.99

The Year of Magical Thinking

Acclaimed author Joan Didion shares the unflinching truth of her devastating experience in this powerful memoir. After losing her husband just days after their daughter's hospitalization, Didion confronts unimaginable grief and shares it with stunning candor.

Empty Mansions

A captivating and mysterious tale that spans a century, uncovering the secrets of a Gilded Age heiress through a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist's investigation.
$13.99