A Bancroft Prize-winning author takes aim at the ancient origins of the nation-state and the risks that nationalism poses to liberal democracy in this timely and insightful book.

In "The Power of Silence", the acclaimed author of Dark Towers delivers an urgent warning about the US government's efforts to silence journalists and protect those in power, threatening the very foundations of democracy.

How do working-class Americans bear the brunt of taxation? A groundbreaking analysis reveals the surprising truth about America's tax system and proposes a new direction forward, sparking both praise ("the most important book on government policy I've read in a long time") and debate.

Get ready to dive into a book that's been hailed as "fascinating and urgently needed" by critics. This highly anticipated work offers a fresh perspective on the concept of citizenship in American history, making it an essential read for our current social climate.

Join the acclaimed author in a provocative exploration of freedom - its definition, its history, and how it has been misinterpreted. A timely and urgent examination of America's foundational ideals, "Freedom" is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the power of this fundamental concept.

Renowned explorer Paul Rosolie was inspired by this awe-inspiring New York Times bestseller. At 18, he embarked on an expedition through the Amazonian rainforest, where he spent over two decades immersed in nature. This "rich, poetic" book collects his captivating experiences, offering a glimpse into the wonders of our planet's last untouched ecosystems.

In this timely 2025 New York Times bestseller, a leading educator argues for the critical role of public education in safeguarding democracy and combating fascism. Praised by prominent voices as "excellent" and "more relevant than ever", this book is a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of our nation's schools and its people.

A "must-read" according to acclaimed historian Walter Isaacson, this Pulitzer Prize-winning book offers a profound exploration of US history and its complex relationship with dissent. With widespread critical acclaim from top publications like Time, PBS, and The Washington Post, this instant bestseller is a "panoramic" read that shines with evocative storytelling and impeccable curation (Kirkus Reviews).

A New York Times bestseller and NPR Best Book of the Year, this groundbreaking exposé shines a light on the profound impact of Koch Industries on American business and politics, hailed as "dazzling" by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Steve Coll and "superb" by The New York Times Book Review.

From Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jared Diamond, comes another gripping exploration of human resilience, revealing the remarkable stories of nations that have overcome adversity to thrive. A riveting and enlightening read, this New York Times bestseller shares vital lessons from history.

A National Book Award finalist offers a provocative argument about the influence of a prominent economist on the erosion of America's democratic institutions, earning praise as "a compelling exploration" and hailed by some as "the best explanation to date" of the country's deepening political divide.

"A Time Magazine All-Time 100 Best Nonfiction Book, this influential economist's work argues that capitalism is key to individual freedom. Praise for his philosophy praises Friedman as "enlightening, independent, courageous, penetrating and stimulating".

A New York Times bestseller praised by Read with Jenna host Jenna herself, this stunning memoir is an instant classic. A haunting and beautiful coming-of-age story, Stefan Merrill Block's memoir follows his unconventional journey through the unregulated homeschool system at just nine years old.

Can America navigate its most turbulent times and preserve its democratic institutions? Constitutional law expert Joyce Vance offers a compelling vision for survival and renewal in this latest release, which has been hailed as "a vital and essential tour de force" by #1 New York Times bestselling author Mary L. Trump.

From esteemed journalist Bob Woodward, comes a gripping nonpartisan account of the 2024 presidential election cycle. A New York Times bestseller, this book is praised for its well-reported and fast-paced narrative, making it a fascinating and timely read.

Salman Rushdie shares the intimate and unforgettable story of an assassination attempt that transformed his life in this captivating new memoir, chosen as one of 2024's most notable books by NPR, The New Yorker, Time, and more.

A gripping analysis by a "brilliant" author, this New York Times bestseller exposes Russia's covert cyberattacks during pivotal European and American elections. A timely warning for democracy in the modern era.

Uncovering the pivotal moments that led to Donald Trump's 2025 presidential victory, three award-winning journalists deliver a gripping narrative of depth and analysis. With "This Might Be the Definitive Title", a New York Times bestseller is born.

Drawing on its "incisive and well-timed" storytelling, this biography from a New York Times bestselling author sheds new light on Vladimir Putin's personality and rise to power, earning widespread praise as 'nowhere has the story... been told with greater authority'.

A gripping memoir from a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, detailing his tumultuous decade as editor of The Washington Post - a time marked by Jeff Bezos's acquisition and the dawn of Donald Trump's presidency.

Here is a rewritten version: Named one of The New Yorker's Best Books of 2025, this gripping account by a renowned foreign correspondent sheds light on the United States' devastating failures in Afghanistan. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities and consequences of America's longest war, this book has received praise from Kirkus Reviews as "essential reading".

A scathing critique of the healthcare system, Tom Mueller tells the shocking true story behind the commercialization of life-saving kidney dialysis, a medical breakthrough that became a for-profit empire. As Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jesse Eisinger notes, "This is sadly a quintessentially American story.

A scathing satire that tackles America's anti-intellectual crisis, hailed as 'one of the funniest people in America' and praised for its hilarious yet poignant insights.

From a CNN legal analyst comes an inside look at the explosive consequences of the Justice Department investigating its own leader - the President of the United States.

A groundbreaking classic by an influential thinker, exploring the far-reaching consequences of power on humanity's future.