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  Gods & Monsters

  The spell­bind­ing con­clu­sion to Ser­pent & Dove tril­o­gy. Lou and Reid have risked every­thing to build a life together—but ene­mies old and new gath­er around them. Morgane’s shad­ow looms large, and an ancient evil stirs. With mag­ic surg­ing out of con­trol and loy­al­ty test­ed at every turn, Lou and Reid must decide what they’re will­ing to sac­ri­fice to save those they love… and the…

  Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  56 120.6 K Jun 10, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Rhythm of War (9781429952040)

  Rhythm of War delves deep­er into the cos­mic war between ​Odi­um​ (the god of hatred) and the forces of ​Roshar, with a focus on ​sci­ence, trau­ma, and the cost of pow­er. Key arcs include: ​Kaladin: Strug­gles with severe depres­sion and PTSD while pro­tect­ing pris­on­ers in a ​singer​ (Parshen­di) war camp. ​Shal­lan & Adolin: Nav­i­gate mar­i­tal strain and secrets in ​Shades­mar, uncov­er­ing truths about the ​Dead­eyes.…

  Fan­ta­sy

  137 291.7 K May 26, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Serpent & Dove

  Ser­pent & Dove is a ​YA fan­ta­sy romance​ set in a rich­ly imag­ined, witch-filled ver­sion of 19th-cen­­tu­ry France (Belle Époque inspired). The sto­ry fol­lows: ​Louise “Lou” Le Blanc: A snarky, irrev­er­ent witch hid­ing from her past and the Church’s witch hunters. ​Reid Dig­gory: A rigid, devout Chas­seur (witch hunter) sworn to erad­i­cate mag­ic. After a chaot­ic encounter, Lou and Reid are forced into a ​mar­riage of con­ve­nience, spark­ing…

  Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el

  41 86.6 K May 26, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Blood & Honey

  Blood & Hon­ey is the ​sec­ond book​ in the Ser­pent & Dove tril­o­gy, a ​YA fan­ta­sy romance​ series set in a rich­ly imag­ined, witch-filled ver­sion of 19th-cen­­tu­ry France. The sto­ry con­tin­ues the tumul­tuous jour­ney of ​Louise “Lou” Le Blanc, a fiery witch, and ​Reid Dig­gory, a devout Chas­seur (witch hunter), whose forced mar­riage in Book 1 (Ser­pent & Dove) upend­ed both their lives. As war between witch­es…

  Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el

  50 104.9 K May 26, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Animal Farm

  Ani­mal Farm (1945) is a satir­i­cal ​alle­gor­i­cal novel­la​ by George Orwell that cri­tiques total­i­tar­i­an­ism, par­tic­u­lar­ly Stal­in­ism, through the lens of a farm where ani­mals over­throw their human oppres­sors. The sto­ry begins with the ani­mals of Manor Farm rebelling against their exploita­tive own­er, Mr. Jones, inspired by the ideals of Old Major (a pig rep­re­sent­ing Karl Marx/Lenin). They estab­lish a new soci­ety based on equal­i­ty, sum­ma­rized…

  Dystopi­an

  10 23.3 K May 26, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Final Gambit (The Inheritance Games)

  To inher­it bil­lions, all Avery Kylie Grambs has to do is sur­vive a few more weeks liv­ing in Hawthorne House. The paparazzi are stalk­ing her. The for­­tune-hun­­gry rel­a­tives want her gone. And the only thing more dan­ger­ous than inher­it­ing the Hawthorne for­tune may be falling for one of the Hawthorne broth­ers. As the clock ticks down to the day Avery will become the rich­est…

  Mys­tery • Thriller • Young Adult

  87 191.0 K May 21, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Brothers Hawthorne

  Four broth­ers. Two mis­sions. One explo­sive read. Grayson Hawthorne was raised as the heir to his bil­lion­aire grandfather’s for­tune, taught from a young age to put fam­i­ly and lega­cy above all. When Grayson is pulled into a twist­ed game with his half-sis­ters and the woman he once loved, he’ll stop at noth­ing to win — even if it means ques­tion­ing every­thing he thought he…

  Mys­tery • Romance Nov­el • Thriller • Young Adult

  105 228.3 K May 21, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Priory of the Orange Tree

  A world divid­ed. A queen­dom with­out an heir. An ancient ene­my awak­ens. The House of Bereth­net has ruled Inys for a thou­sand years. Still unwed, Queen Sabran the Ninth must con­ceive a daugh­ter to pro­tect her realm from destruction—but assas­sins are get­ting clos­er to her door. Ead Duryan is an out­sider at court. Though she has risen to the posi­tion of lady-in-wait­­ing, she is…

  Fan­ta­sy

  76 164.2 K May 21, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Silver Flames

  Nes­ta Archeron has always been prickly—proud, swift to anger, and slow to for­give. And ever since the war, she’s strug­gled to find a place for her­self in a world that no longer fits the sharp edges of who she’s become. Haunt­ed by her past and the hor­rors she faced, Nes­ta is forced into train­ing and self-dis­­­cov­­ery under the watch­ful eye of Cassian—the bat­­tle-hard­ened war­rior…

  Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  80 168.7 K May 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Frost and Starlight

  A Court of Frost and Starlight is a novel­la that bridges the gap between A Court of Wings and Ruin and the next chap­ter in the A Court of Thorns and Ros­es series. Set dur­ing the Win­ter Sol­stice fes­ti­val in the Night Court, this sto­ry offers an inti­mate look at Feyre, Rhysand, and their friends as they heal and rebuild after the dev­as­tat­ing war.…

  Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  28 58.7 K May 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Thorns and Roses

  Feyre is a huntress. She thinks noth­ing of slaugh­ter­ing a wolf to feed her starv­ing fam­i­ly. But, like all mor­tals, she fears the Fae—cruel, pow­er­ful beings who once ruled the world. When Feyre kills a wolf in the woods, a beast-like crea­ture arrives to demand ret­ri­bu­tion. Dragged to a mag­i­cal land she only knows from leg­ends, she dis­cov­ers her cap­tor is not an animal—but…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  46 96.6 K May 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Assassin and the Desert

  The Assas­sin and the Desert is the sec­ond novel­la in Sarah J. Maas’s Throne of Glass pre­quel series, chron­i­cling the ear­ly adven­tures of Celae­na Sar­doth­ien before the events of Throne of Glass. After being pun­ished by the King of the Assas­sins for defi­ance, Celae­na Sar­doth­ien is sent to the Red Desert to train with the Silent Assas­sins. There, she must earn their trust and…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Young Adult

  12 26.2 K May 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Tower of Dawn

  In the next install­ment of the Throne of Glass series, fol­low Chaol West­fall on a sweep­ing jour­ney of dis­cov­ery and heal­ing. While Aelin’s sto­ry takes her east, Chaol and Nes­ryn trav­el south to the leg­endary Torre Cesme in Anti­ca. There, they seek allies for the war loom­ing on the horizon—and heal­ing for the wounds Chaol has suf­fered. But what they find in the south­ern…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  69 148.4 K May 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Assassin and the Underworld

  The Assas­sin and the Under­world is the third novel­la in The Assassin’s Blade, a pre­quel col­lec­tion to the Throne of Glass series. After return­ing from her pun­ish­ment in the Red Desert, Celae­na Sar­doth­ien is deter­mined to leave the Assas­s­in’s Guild for good. But first, she must com­plete one final mis­sion. Assigned to infil­trate and destroy a pow­er­ful crim­i­nal oper­a­tion in Rifthold, Celae­na dives into…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Young Adult

  12 31.5 K May 15, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Assassin and the Desert: A Throne of Glass Novella

  The Assas­sin and the Desert is the sec­ond novel­la in the Throne of Glass pre­quel col­lec­tion, The Assassin’s Blade. This sto­ry fol­lows Celae­na Sar­doth­ien as she is sent to the Silent Assas­sins in the Red Desert for pun­ish­ment and train­ing after defy­ing her mas­ter. Iso­lat­ed and far from every­thing famil­iar, Celae­na must prove her worth with­out the com­forts of her rep­u­ta­tion or alliances. As…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Young Adult

  12 30.7 K May 15, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Assassin and the Pirate Lord

  The Assas­sin and the Pirate Lord is a thrilling novel­la in the Throne of Glass uni­verse that takes place before the events of the main series. It fol­lows Celae­na Sar­doth­ien, a dead­ly teenage assas­sin, as she embarks on a mis­sion on behalf of the Assassin’s Guild. Sent to the remote Pirate Lord’s strong­hold on a sup­posed mis­sion of busi­ness, Celae­na quick­ly dis­cov­ers the Guild’s…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  10 25.2 K May 15, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass Book 2)

  In Crown of Mid­night, the grip­ping sec­ond install­ment of the Throne of Glass series, Celae­na Sar­doth­ien has become the King’s Champion—but her loy­al­ty is any­thing but absolute. As she car­ries out her dead­ly duties, Celae­na begins uncov­er­ing dark secrets buried with­in the glass cas­tle, secrets that could shat­ter the king­dom and expose her own mys­te­ri­ous past. Torn between her duty and her heart, she…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  56 143.3 K May 15, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Empire of Storms (Throne of Glass)

  Empire of Storms is the explo­sive fifth install­ment in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. As war looms across the con­ti­nent, Aelin Galathynius must embrace her des­tiny as queen and ral­ly allies to stand against the dark forces threat­en­ing her world. With ene­mies clos­ing in and betray­al around every cor­ner, Aelin and her com­pan­ions embark on a per­ilous jour­ney filled with…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el • Young Adult

  76 197.9 K May 15, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Silver Flames

  A Court of Sil­ver Flames is the fifth install­ment in the A Court of Thorns and Ros­es series by Sarah J. Maas, and it shifts focus from Feyre to her sis­ter Nes­ta Archeron. Haunt­ed by her trau­ma and con­sumed by guilt after the war, Nes­ta strug­gles to find her place in the Night Court. She is fiery, proud, and resis­tant to help—but when forced…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  80 205.6 K May 14, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Frost and Starlight

  A Court of Frost and Starlight is a bridg­ing novel­la between A Court of Wings and Ruin and A Court of Sil­ver Flames in Sarah J. Maas’s best-sel­l­­ing ACOTAR series. Set after the dev­as­tat­ing war that reshaped the fae lands of Pry­thi­an, the sto­ry fol­lows Feyre, Rhysand, and their inner cir­cle as they adjust to a frag­ile peace and begin the process of rebuild­ing.…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  28 73.8 K May 14, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Thorns and Roses

  A Court of Thorns and Ros­es is a seduc­tive and sus­pense­ful fan­ta­sy nov­el by Sarah J. Maas, blend­ing ele­ments of romance, action, and fae mythol­o­gy. The sto­ry fol­lows Feyre Archeron, a 19-year-old huntress strug­gling to pro­vide for her impov­er­ished fam­i­ly. One day, she kills a wolf in the woods—only to dis­cov­er it was a faerie in dis­guise. As pun­ish­ment, Feyre is tak­en to the…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  46 115.2 K May 14, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Assassin and the Desert

  In The Assas­sin and the Desert, Celae­na Sar­doth­ien, Adar­lan’s most noto­ri­ous assas­sin, is sent to the Red Desert as pun­ish­ment for defy­ing her mas­ter.There, at the fortress of the Silent Assas­sins, she must prove her loy­al­ty and learn new dead­ly skills to reclaim her hon­or.As Celae­na trains under the Silent Mas­ter, she encoun­ters treach­ery, hid­den dan­gers, and the harsh truths about trust and sur­vival.This…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Young Adult

  12 31.0 K Apr 28, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Tower of Dawn

  In Tow­er of Dawn, Chaol West­fall and Nes­ryn Faliq jour­ney to the south­ern con­ti­nent of Anti­ca to seek alliances and heal­ing in the wake of dev­as­tat­ing bat­tles back home. As Chaol strug­gles with the phys­i­cal and emo­tion­al scars of war, he encoun­ters Yrene Tow­ers, a gift­ed heal­er with her own past wounds.Amidst polit­i­cal intrigue, ancient secrets, and grow­ing dark forces, Chaol must con­front his…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  67 170.4 K Apr 28, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Iron Flame

  Iron Flame is the high­ly antic­i­pat­ed sequel to Fourth Wing in Rebec­ca Yarros’ best­selling Empyre­an series. Pick­ing up where the first book left off, it fol­lows Vio­let Sor­ren­gail as she faces even greater tri­als at Bas­giath War Col­lege. With dead­ly secrets, shift­ing alliances, and inten­si­fy­ing bat­tles, Vio­let must fight not just for sur­vival but for the future of her world. Full of action, romance,…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  66 167.0 K Apr 27, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Oathbringer

  Oath­bringer is the third epic install­ment in Bran­don Sanderson’s acclaimed Storm­light Archive series. Set in the rich­ly detailed world of Roshar, the nov­el fol­lows Dali­nar Kholin as he strives to unite a frac­tured world threat­ened by ancient ene­mies. As secrets of the past come to light and new pow­ers awak­en, the char­ac­ters must con­front their inner demons and the true cost of lead­er­ship. With…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion

  122 318.8 K Apr 27, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Mist and Fury

  A Court of Mist and Fury is the sec­ond book in the glob­al­ly best­selling A Court of Thorns and Ros­es series by Sarah J. Maas. The nov­el con­tin­ues Feyre Archeron’s jour­ney as she strug­gles with the trau­ma of her past and nav­i­gates the dan­ger­ous pol­i­tics and pas­sions of the fae world. As Feyre dis­cov­ers new pow­ers and a new court, she must decide who…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  69 178.9 K Apr 27, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Fourth Wing

  Fourth Wing by Rebec­ca Yarros is a thrilling fan­ta­sy nov­el set in a bru­tal war col­lege where can­di­dates must sur­vive dead­ly tri­als to become elite drag­on rid­ers. The sto­ry fol­lows Vio­let Sor­ren­gail, a young woman who must nav­i­gate dan­ger­ous polit­i­cal alliances, life-or-death com­bat, and a for­bid­den romance, all while uncov­er­ing hid­den secrets that could change every­thing. Filled with action, intrigue, and emo­tion­al depth, Fourth…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Romance Nov­el

  39 99.2 K Apr 27, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Tao of Pooh

  The Tao of Pooh by Ben­jamin Hoff is a charm­ing and acces­si­ble explo­ration of Taoist phi­los­o­phy through the beloved char­ac­ters of A.A. Mil­ne’s Win­nie the Pooh.By using Pooh’s sim­ple, nat­ur­al way of liv­ing as a guide, Hoff illus­trates key Taoist prin­ci­ples such as effort­less action (wu wei), sim­plic­i­ty, and liv­ing in har­mo­ny with the world.Blend­ing humor, sto­ry­telling, and wis­dom, The Tao of Pooh offers…

  Phi­los­o­phy • Spir­i­tu­al Growth

  11 28.4 K Apr 27, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Court of Silver Flames

  A Court of Sil­ver Flames by Sarah J. Maas is a pow­er­ful con­tin­u­a­tion of the A Court of Thorns and Ros­es series, cen­ter­ing on Nes­ta Archeron’s jour­ney of heal­ing, self-dis­­­cov­­ery, and redemp­tion.Haunt­ed by past trau­ma and over­whelmed by guilt, Nes­ta strug­gles to find her place in a chang­ing world. Along­side Cass­ian, a war­rior bound by loy­al­ty and love, she faces dead­ly train­ing, polit­i­cal ten­sions,…

  Adven­ture Fic­tion • Fan­ta­sy • Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion

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  Maniac Magee

  Mani­ac Magee is a beloved mid­­dle-grade nov­el writ­ten by Jer­ry Spinel­li, first pub­lished in 1990. The sto­ry blends myth and real­ism, telling the tale of a young boy whose jour­ney through a racial­ly divid­ed town becomes a pow­er­ful explo­ration of friend­ship, prej­u­dice, home­less­ness, and hero­ism.

  Chil­dren’s Lit­er­a­ture • Young Adult

  46 97.6 K Apr 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Long Island

  Long Island is a 2024 nov­el by Colm Tóibín, which serves as a con­tin­u­a­tion of his crit­i­cal­ly acclaimed nov­el Brook­lyn. The sto­ry fol­lows the life of Eilis Lacey, now in her 40s, liv­ing on Long Island with her hus­band Tony Fiorel­lo and their two teenage chil­dren. Despite her years in Amer­i­ca, Eilis has remained deeply con­nect­ed to her Irish roots and has nev­er returned…

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion • Lit­er­ary Fic­tion

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  If These Wings Could Fly

  Set in small-town Penn­syl­va­nia, If These Wings Could Fly is a pow­er­ful debut YA nov­el by Kyrie McCauley that blends real­ism with mag­i­cal ele­ments. The sto­ry fol­lows Leighton Barnes, a high school senior liv­ing in a house haunt­ed not by ghosts, but by the ongo­ing threat of her father’s domes­tic vio­lence. Despite the trau­ma, their home mys­te­ri­ous­ly repairs itself after each of his vio­lent…

  Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Lit­er­ary Fic­tion • Young Adult

  77 166.7 K Apr 22, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Wedding People

  The Wed­ding Peo­ple is a heart­felt and wit­ty nov­el about unex­pect­ed con­nec­tion, grief, and sec­ond chances. The sto­ry fol­lows Phoebe, a woman reel­ing from per­son­al tragedy, who impul­sive­ly checks into a Con­necti­cut sea­side hotel where a wed­ding is tak­ing place. She soon finds her­self entan­gled with a group of wed­ding guests and strangers, lead­ing to a week­end filled with emo­tion­al rev­e­la­tions, sur­pris­ing friend­ships, and…

  Fic­tion • Lit­er­ary Fic­tion

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  Lord of the Flies

  ord of the Flies is a clas­sic alle­gor­i­cal nov­el that explores the dark side of human nature. When a group of British school­boys become strand­ed on a desert­ed island, they attempt to gov­ern themselves—only for their efforts to spi­ral into chaos and sav­agery. Through this grip­ping tale, Gold­ing exam­ines the fragili­ty of civ­i­liza­tion, the lure of pow­er, and the pri­mal instincts that lie beneath…

  Dystopi­an • Lit­er­ary Fic­tion • Young Adult

  12 27.4 K Apr 22, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Wait

  Wait is a reflec­tive, emo­tion­al­ly inti­mate novel­la that cen­ters around a woman nav­i­gat­ing an uncer­tain wait­ing peri­od — lit­er­al and metaphor­i­cal — in her life. Told through sharp, lyri­cal prose, the sto­ry explores themes of time, long­ing, wom­an­hood, and the body, set against the back­drop of qui­et domes­tic moments and inter­nal con­flict. The nar­ra­tor moves through a phase of sus­pend­ed ani­ma­tion — wait­ing for…

  Lit­er­ary Fic­tion • Wom­en’s Fic­tion

  24 55.2 K Apr 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Good Material

  Good Mate­r­i­al is a wit­ty, heart­felt, and emo­tion­al­ly sharp nov­el about breakup, mas­culin­i­ty, friend­ship, and growth, told from the per­spec­tive of Andy, a stand-up come­di­an in his mid-thir­ties who’s just been dumped by the love of his life, Jen. The twist? This isn’t a typ­i­cal breakup nov­el told from the woman’s point of view — Alder­ton flips the script and explores heart­break through a…

  Dystopi­an • Lit­er­ary Fic­tion

  44 101.4 K Apr 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  1984

  1984 is a dystopi­an nov­el pub­lished in 1949 by British author George Orwell. Set in a total­i­tar­i­an super­state called Ocea­nia, the nov­el explores a world where every aspect of life is con­trolled by an oppres­sive gov­ern­ment led by Big Broth­er. The regime uses con­stant sur­veil­lance, pro­pa­gan­da, and mind con­trol to main­tain pow­er and elim­i­nate indi­vid­ual free­dom. The sto­ry fol­lows Win­ston Smith, a work­er at…

  Dystopi­an • Lit­er­ary Fic­tion • Polit­i­cal Fic­tion

  23 54.0 K Apr 17, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Book of Love

  **Kel­ly Link’s debut nov­el, The Book of Love, is a genre-defy­ing blend of fan­ta­sy, com­ing-of-age nar­ra­tive, and explo­ration of love in its many forms. Set in the pecu­liar sea­side town of Lovesend, Mass­a­chu­setts, the sto­ry fol­lows three teenagers—Laura, Daniel, and Mo—who return from the dead under mys­te­ri­ous cir­cum­stances. Guid­ed by their enig­mat­ic music teacher, Mr. Anabin, and a super­nat­ur­al enti­ty named Bogomil, they must…

  Fan­ta­sy • Fic­tion • Lit­er­ary

  114 259.5 K Apr 15, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Martyr!

  “Mar­tyr!” is a thought-pro­­vok­ing poet­ry col­lec­tion by Kaveh Akbar that explores themes of faith, spir­i­tu­al­i­ty, iden­ti­ty, and self-sac­ri­­fice. Through pow­er­ful, evoca­tive lan­guage, Akbar delves into the inter­nal con­flict between reli­gious devo­tion and the human expe­ri­ence, espe­cial­ly focus­ing on the con­cept of martyrdom—the ten­sion between sur­ren­der­ing one­self for a cause and the self-affir­­ma­­tion of per­son­al iden­ti­ty. Akbar uses his poems to inter­ro­gate the nature of…

  Poet­ry

  34 74.6 K Apr 14, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Ghostroots

  “Ghost­roots” by ‘Pemi Agu­da is a debut short sto­ry col­lec­tion set in Lagos, Nige­ria, blend­ing the mun­dane with the super­nat­ur­al. The twelve sto­ries explore themes of inher­i­tance, mater­nal lin­eage, and haunt­ing lega­cies, often focus­ing on women grap­pling with famil­ial and soci­etal bur­dens. Aguda’s prose weaves unset­tling yet deeply human nar­ra­tives, where every­day life inter­sects with spec­tral pres­ences. Notable sto­ries include “Breast­milk,” which delves into…

  Fic­tion • Goth­ic Fic­tion • His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion • Hor­ror

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  All Fours

  Miran­da July’s 2024 nov­el All Fours fol­lows a 45-year-old semi-famous artist who dis­rupts her sta­ble Los Ange­les life with her hus­band and child by impul­sive­ly announc­ing a cross-coun­try road trip. The jour­ney becomes a cat­a­lyst for self-dis­­­cov­­ery as she grap­ples with midlife crises, sex­u­al awak­en­ing, and per­i­menopause, cul­mi­nat­ing in an unex­pect­ed affair. Blend­ing humor and poignan­cy, the nov­el explores themes of desire, iden­ti­ty, and…

  Fic­tion

  30 69.9 K Apr 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  James: A Novel

  “James: A Nov­el” by Per­ci­val Everett is a reimag­in­ing of Mark Twain’s “Adven­tures of Huck­le­ber­ry Finn,” told from the per­spec­tive of Jim, the enslaved man who accom­pa­nies Huck down the Mis­sis­sip­pi Riv­er. Everett sub­verts the orig­i­nal nar­ra­tive by cen­ter­ing James’s voice, intel­lect, and agency, expos­ing the bru­tal real­i­ties of slav­ery and racial hypocrisy in 19th-cen­­tu­ry Amer­i­ca. The nov­el explores themes of iden­ti­ty, free­dom, and…

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  53 117.2 K Apr 2, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Parade

  Rachel Cusk’s Parade is a sharp med­i­ta­tion on per­for­mance, iden­ti­ty, and art. Fol­low­ing a renowned the­ater direc­tor, the nov­el explores the blurred lines between real­i­ty and illu­sion as she nav­i­gates cre­ative ambi­tion and per­son­al dis­il­lu­sion­ment. With Cusk’s sig­na­ture pre­ci­sion, Parade ques­tions the roles we play in life.

  Fic­tion

  4 14.5 K Mar 28, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  You Dreamed of Empires

  Álvaro Enrigue’s You Dreamed of Empires reimag­ines the 1519 meet­ing of Hernán Cortés and Moctezu­ma, blend­ing his­to­ry with hal­lu­ci­na­to­ry sto­ry­telling. With dark humor and rich prose, it explores pow­er, con­quest, and the dis­tor­tions of his­to­ry.

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  4 12.9 K Mar 27, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Savvy

  Savvy by Ingrid Law fol­lows 13-year-old Mibs Beau­mont, who dis­cov­ers her mag­i­cal pow­ers on her birth­day. As she embarks on an adven­ture, she learns about fam­i­ly, strength, and self-dis­cov­ery.

  Fic­tion

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  Wed to the Grendel

  Wed to the Gren­del by Eliz­a­beth L. Brooks reimag­ines the Beowulf leg­end, focus­ing on a young woman mar­ried to the mon­ster Gren­del. She faces the chal­lenges of love, pow­er, and her unlike­ly bond with a leg­endary crea­ture.

  Romance Nov­el

  21 90.3 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  If These Wings Could Fly

  If These Wings Could Fly by Kyrie McCauley fol­lows Leighton, a teen deal­ing with an abu­sive father and fam­i­ly secrets. She finds hope and strength through her bond with a local bird sanc­tu­ary.

  Para­nor­mal Fic­tion

  92 387.4 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Tao of Pooh

  The Tao of Pooh by Ben­jamin Hoff uses Win­nie the Pooh to explain Tao­ism, show­ing how sim­plic­i­ty and har­mo­ny lead to peace and con­tent­ment.

  Philo­soph­i­cal

  14 68.0 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Chocolate War

  The Choco­late War by Robert Cormi­er fol­lows Jer­ry Renault, a stu­dent who refus­es to sell choco­lates for a school fundrais­er, fac­ing bul­ly­ing and manip­u­la­tion as he chal­lenges author­i­ty and con­for­mi­ty.

  Nov­el

  39 174.7 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Our Migrant Souls

  Our Migrant Souls by Maria Hino­josa explores the expe­ri­ences of Lat­inx immi­grants in the U.S., high­light­ing strug­gles with iden­ti­ty, belong­ing, and resilience through per­son­al sto­ries.

  Biog­ra­phy

  12 56.1 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Grendel

  Gren­del by John Gard­ner retells the Beowulf leg­end from the monster’s per­spec­tive, explor­ing his inner strug­gles and exis­ten­tial ques­tions about human­i­ty.

  Nov­el

  12 56.3 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Girl Who Played With Fire

  The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Lars­son fol­lows hack­er Lis­beth Salan­der, who becomes a sus­pect in a dou­ble mur­der. As jour­nal­ist Mikael Blomkvist inves­ti­gates, hid­den secrets from her past are revealed.

  Nov­el

  32 139.5 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Breadwinner

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  Nov­el

  20 87.1 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Lord of the Flies

  Lord of the Flies by William Gold­ing fol­lows a group of boys strand­ed on an island, where their attempt at build­ing a soci­ety descends into chaos, reveal­ing the dark­ness of human nature.

  Nov­el

  12 52.1 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Something Wicked This Way Comes

  Some­thing Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Brad­bury fol­lows two boys who face dark, super­nat­ur­al forces when a sin­is­ter car­ni­val comes to town, chal­leng­ing them to con­front fear and temp­ta­tion.

  Nov­el

  54 227.8 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Blood Meridian

  Blood Merid­i­an by Cor­mac McCarthy fol­lows a young man who joins a vio­lent group of Indi­an-hunters in the Amer­i­can West, explor­ing themes of vio­lence, moral­i­ty, and evil.

  Nov­el

  23 95.9 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Their Eyes Were Watching God

  Their Eyes Were Watch­ing God by Zora Neale Hurston fol­lows Janie Crawford’s jour­ney of self-dis­cov­ery through three mar­riages, explor­ing themes of love, inde­pen­dence, and iden­ti­ty.

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  Mick­ey 7 by Edward Ash­ton fol­lows Mick­ey, a dis­pos­able work­er on a col­o­niza­tion mis­sion, who retains mem­o­ries after his sev­enth death and uncov­ers dark secrets about the mis­sion.

  Sci­ence Fic­tion

  27 118.8 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Mother Night

  Moth­er Night by Kurt Von­negut fol­lows Howard W. Camp­bell Jr., an Amer­i­can play­wright turned Nazi pro­pa­gan­dist, who lat­er claims he was a spy for the Allies. From his prison cell in 1961, he reflects on his role in the war, explor­ing the blurred lines between truth, moral­i­ty, and guilt in a dark­ly com­ic nar­ra­tive.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  45 198.3 K Jan 24, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Ministry of Time

  The Min­istry of Time by Javier Cer­cas fol­lows a secret Span­ish agency that pro­tects his­to­ry by pre­vent­ing time trav­el­ers from chang­ing the past. As agents nav­i­gate dif­fer­ent eras, the nov­el explores themes of mem­o­ry, iden­ti­ty, and the con­se­quences of alter­ing his­to­ry.

  Sci­ence Fic­tion

  20 92.8 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous Obsession

  The Art Thief by Michael Finkel tells the true sto­ry of Stéphane Bre­itwieser, a noto­ri­ous art thief who stole hun­dreds of price­less pieces across Europe. The book delves into his obses­sion with art, the per­son­al costs of his crimes, and the fine line between pas­sion and crime.

  True Crime

  38 161.2 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Revenge of the Tipping Point

  Revenge of the Tip­ping Point by Steven J. Bick­el fol­lows a group of unlike­ly heroes uncov­er­ing a glob­al con­spir­a­cy that threat­ens to plunge soci­ety into chaos. The nov­el explores the pow­er of small actions and the unpre­dictable con­se­quences of tip­ping points in both per­son­al and polit­i­cal realms.

  Non-fic­tion

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  I Cheerfully Refuse

  ​“I Cheer­ful­ly Refuse” is a nov­el by Leif Enger, pub­lished on April 2, 2024. Set in a near-future Amer­i­ca marked by soci­etal col­lapse and envi­ron­men­tal chal­lenges, the sto­ry fol­lows Rainy, a musi­cian who embarks on a jour­ney across Lake Supe­ri­or in search of his beloved wife, Lark, a book­seller who has recent­ly passed away. As Rainy nav­i­gates the treach­er­ous waters, he encoun­ters a soci­ety plagued by illit­er­a­cy, a cor­rupt rul­ing class, and crum­bling infra­struc­ture. Along the way, he forms unex­pect­ed alliances, includ­ing with a young girl named Sol, and becomes an inad­ver­tent sym­bol of resis­tance against the oppres­sive forces that dom­i­nate this dystopi­an land­scape. The nov­el explores themes of love, loss, resilience, and the endur­ing pow­er of sto­ry­telling.

  Adven­ture Fic­tion

  37 148.3 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Be Ready When the Luck Happens: A Memoir

  Be Ready When the Luck Hap­pens by David J. Wein­er is a mem­oir about how prepa­ra­tion, per­se­ver­ance, and luck shaped the author’s life and suc­cess. Through per­son­al sto­ries, Wein­er explores the role of tim­ing and resilience in achiev­ing dreams.

  Biog­ra­phy

  20 89.0 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  John Lewis

  John Lewis is a biog­ra­phy that tells the life sto­ry of the civ­il rights leader and U.S. Con­gress­man, high­light­ing his piv­otal role in the 1960s activism and his life­long com­mit­ment to jus­tice, equal­i­ty, and non­vi­o­lent resis­tance. It cel­e­brates his last­ing impact on Amer­i­can his­to­ry and civ­il rights.

  Biog­ra­phy

  28 121.5 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Boys of Riverside

  The Boys of River­side by L.B. John­son fol­lows a group of young boys in a small town as they nav­i­gate friend­ship, iden­ti­ty, and the chal­lenges of grow­ing up. The nov­el explores themes of loy­al­ty, self-dis­cov­ery, and the com­plex­i­ties of ado­les­cence.

  Non-fic­tion

  38 169.1 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The God of the Woods

  The God of the Woods by J.A.L. Dob­son fol­lows a group of peo­ple who ven­ture into an ancient for­est, where they encounter a pow­er­ful force that chal­lenges their beliefs. The nov­el explores themes of nature, mythol­o­gy, and the human con­nec­tion to the unknown.

  Mys­tery

  7 Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  When the World Tips Over

  When the World Tips Over by James F. Lawrence fol­lows a group of char­ac­ters fac­ing soci­etal col­lapse and per­son­al cri­sis. As they nav­i­gate polit­i­cal upheaval and sur­vival, the nov­el explores themes of resilience and the human spir­it in times of uncer­tain­ty.

  Fic­tion

  60 231.2 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Berry Pickers

  The Berry Pick­ers by Mary Jean Ander­son fol­lows a group of work­ers in a rur­al town as they pick berries, fac­ing pover­ty, fam­i­ly strug­gles, and per­son­al dreams. The nov­el explores themes of resilience, iden­ti­ty, and the bonds formed in the pur­suit of a bet­ter life.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  17 73.1 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Last One at the Wedding

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  Thriller

  61 208.8 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  There Are Rivers in the Sky

  There Are Rivers in the Sky by Rad­hi­ka Maira Tabrez fol­lows two women in con­tem­po­rary India, explor­ing themes of fam­i­ly, iden­ti­ty, and the search for belong­ing. The nov­el delves into mem­o­ry and the qui­et strength found in every­day lives.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  56 232.7 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Small and the Mighty

  The Small and the Mighty by Heather M. Ross fol­lows small crea­tures who defy the odds to show that size doesn’t deter­mine strength. The nov­el explores themes of courage, resilience, and the pow­er of deter­mi­na­tion, cel­e­brat­ing how even the small­est can make a big impact.

  Biog­ra­phy

  27 123.9 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  We Solve Murders

  We Solve Mur­ders by Stephanie Vance fol­lows a team of inves­ti­ga­tors as they tack­le com­plex cas­es, uncov­er­ing secrets and twists along the way. The nov­el explores team­work, jus­tice, and the pur­suit of truth in solv­ing crimes.

  Mys­tery

  102 431.5 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store: A Novel

  The Heav­en & Earth Gro­cery Store by James McBride is a grip­ping nov­el set in a 1940s racial­ly seg­re­gat­ed town, cen­tered around a mys­te­ri­ous mur­der at a local gro­cery store. Through rich char­ac­ters, the sto­ry explores themes of race, com­mu­ni­ty, and the impact of his­to­ry on per­son­al lives.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  32 152.8 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Demon of Unrest

  The Demon of Unrest by Michael James Fan­non fol­lows a trou­bled pro­tag­o­nist con­fronting super­nat­ur­al forces and inner demons. Set in a haunt­ing world, the nov­el explores themes of fear, guilt, and the unset­tling effects of per­son­al tur­moil.

  Biog­ra­phy

  120 554.9 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  All the Colors of the Dark

  All the Col­ors of the Dark by Alessan­dra Zec­chi­ni fol­lows a woman con­fronting grief and trau­ma as eerie, super­nat­ur­al events blur real­i­ty and the unknown. The nov­el explores fear, self-dis­cov­ery, and the psy­cho­log­i­cal toll of unre­solved pain in a tense, atmos­pher­ic nar­ra­tive.

  Thriller

  265 1.2 M Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Wedding People

  The Wed­ding Peo­ple

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  25 112.6 K Jan 23, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. Just a 6‑Week Program That Works (Second Edition)

  I Will Teach You to Be Rich by Ramit Sethi offers a prac­ti­cal, 6‑week pro­gram to improve your finances with no guilt or excus­es. The book focus­es on automat­ing finances, opti­miz­ing spend­ing, and invest­ing smart­ly. The sec­ond edi­tion includes updat­ed advice and real-life exam­ples, mak­ing it a great resource for any­one look­ing to build long-term wealth with­out sac­ri­fic­ing enjoy­ment.

  Finance

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  The Fault in Our Stars (John Green)

  The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is a poignant nov­el about two teenagers, Hazel Grace Lan­cast­er and Augus­tus Waters, who fall in love while nav­i­gat­ing their bat­tles with can­cer, explor­ing themes of mor­tal­i­ty, love, and the impact of life and death.

  Nov­el

  25 122.1 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Lessons in Chemistry A Novel (Bonnie Garmus)

  Lessons in Chem­istry by Bon­nie Gar­mus is a wit­ty and heart­warm­ing nov­el that fol­lows Eliz­a­beth Zott, an uncon­ven­tion­al and bril­liant chemist in the 1960s, as she nav­i­gates sex­ism in the male-dom­i­nat­ed world of sci­ence, ulti­mate­ly becom­ing an unlike­ly star of a pop­u­lar cook­ing show, where she uses her plat­form to chal­lenge soci­etal norms.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  46 206.2 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Vanishing Half (Brit Bennett)

  The Van­ish­ing Half by Brit Ben­nett explores the lives of twin sis­ters who grow up in a small, racial­ly divid­ed town and take vast­ly dif­fer­ent paths—one liv­ing as a Black woman and the oth­er pass­ing for white—while delv­ing into themes of iden­ti­ty, race, and fam­i­ly secrets.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  17 73.1 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Happy Place (Emily Henry)

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  Romance Nov­el

  41 190.0 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Nightingale A Novel (Kristin Hannah)

  The Nightin­gale by Kristin Han­nah is a his­tor­i­cal nov­el set dur­ing World War II, focus­ing on the lives of two sis­ters in Nazi-occu­pied France, high­light­ing their courage and resilience as they nav­i­gate the dan­gers of war and resis­tance.

  Nov­el

  41 176.7 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Cant Hurt Me Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds (David Goggins)

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  Biog­ra­phy

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  The 48 Laws of Power (Robert Greene)

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  Busi­ness & Finance • Self-help

  51 215.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Promised Land (Barack Obama)

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  Pol­i­tics

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  Killers of the Flower Moon The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI (David Grann)

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  True Crime

  35 136.8 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  A Little Life A Novel (Hanya Yanagihara)

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  Lit­er­ary

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  Mys­tery

  66 299.8 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Fan­ta­sy

  48 212.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Hor­ror

  45 182.2 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Creative Act: A Way of Being (Rick Rubin)

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  Self-help

  77 341.4 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Dutch House (Ann Patchett)

  The Dutch House by Ann Patch­ett is a fam­i­ly saga that fol­lows sib­lings Dan­ny and Maeve, who are haunt­ed by their child­hood home, the grand Dutch House, and the com­plex lega­cy of love, loss, and betray­al tied to it.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  20 72.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Giver of Stars (Jojo Moyes)

  The Giv­er of Stars by Jojo Moyes is a his­tor­i­cal nov­el set in 1930s Ken­tucky, fol­low­ing a group of women who become trav­el­ing librar­i­ans, fac­ing per­son­al and soci­etal chal­lenges while form­ing deep bonds and mak­ing a last­ing impact on their com­mu­ni­ty.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  31 130.4 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Elon Musk (Walter Isaacson)

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  Biog­ra­phy

  100 468.2 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Outlive The Science and Art of Longevity (Peter Attia, MD)

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  Self-help

  24 87.7 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Where The Crawdads Sing (Delia Owens)

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  Nov­el

  55 236.5 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue

  The Invis­i­ble Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab is a haunt­ing and beau­ti­ful­ly writ­ten nov­el about Addie, a woman who makes a pact to live for­ev­er but is for­got­ten by every­one she meets. Span­ning cen­turies, the sto­ry explores themes of love, iden­ti­ty, and lega­cy, with lyri­cal prose and an unfor­get­table emo­tion­al depth. It’s per­fect for fans of thought-pro­vok­ing, char­ac­ter-dri­ven fan­ta­sy.

  Fan­ta­sy

  111 451.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Housemaid: An Absolutely Addictive Psychological Thriller with a Jaw-Dropping Twist

  The House­maid by Frie­da McFad­den is a grip­ping psy­cho­log­i­cal thriller full of twists and sus­pense. It fol­lows Mil­lie, a woman with a dark past, who becomes a house­maid for a wealthy fam­i­ly, only to uncov­er shock­ing secrets. Fast-paced and full of sur­pris­es, this is a must-read for thriller fans.

  Psy­cho­log­i­cal Thriller

  65 339.8 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book)

  The Four Agree­ments by Don Miguel Ruiz offers prac­ti­cal wis­dom for per­son­al free­dom, teach­ing four sim­ple prin­ci­ples to break free from lim­it­ing beliefs and find peace: Be impec­ca­ble with your word, Don’t take any­thing per­son­al­ly, Don’t make assump­tions, and Always do your best. A pow­er­ful, trans­for­ma­tive read for per­son­al growth.

  Self-help

  9 90.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo A Novel (Taylor Jenkins Reid)

  The Sev­en Hus­bands of Eve­lyn Hugo by Tay­lor Jenk­ins Reid is a grip­ping tale of a Hol­ly­wood icon’s life, love, and secrets. Through a journalist’s inter­view, Eve­lyn reveals the truth behind her sev­en mar­riages, deliv­er­ing a pow­er­ful and emo­tion­al sto­ry of ambi­tion and sac­ri­fice.

  Nov­el

  74 385.7 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma

  The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk explores how trau­ma impacts both the brain and body, offer­ing insights into heal­ing through ther­a­pies like mind­ful­ness and yoga. A pow­er­ful, essen­tial read for under­stand­ing and over­com­ing trau­ma.

  Self-help

  29 362.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Interesting Facts For Curious Minds: 1572 Random But Mind-Blowing Facts About History, Science, Pop Culture And Everything In Between

  Inter­est­ing Facts for Curi­ous Minds by Jor­dan Moore is a fun col­lec­tion of 1,572 ran­dom facts cov­er­ing his­to­ry, sci­ence, and pop cul­ture. Per­fect for triv­ia lovers, it’s a quick and enter­tain­ing read for any­one curi­ous about the world.

  Non-fic­tion

  59 335.4 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Twisted Games (2‑Twisted)

  Twist­ed Games by Ana Huang is a steamy, for­bid­den romance between a princess and her body­guard, filled with intense chem­istry and emo­tion­al depth. Per­fect for fans of pas­sion­ate, sus­pense­ful con­tem­po­rary romance.

  Fic­tion

  55 413.8 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Woman in Me (Britney Spears)

  The Woman in Me by Brit­ney Spears is a raw, can­did mem­oir where the pop star shares her jour­ney through fame, strug­gles, and reclaim­ing her free­dom. A must-read for fans seek­ing a deep­er look at her life and resilience.

  Mem­oir

  50 209.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  Verity (Colleen Hoover)

  Ver­i­ty by Colleen Hoover is a thrilling psy­cho­log­i­cal sus­pense nov­el about a writer uncov­er­ing dark secrets while fin­ish­ing a best­selling author’s series. Full of twists and ten­sion, it’s per­fect for fans of grip­ping, page-turn­ing sto­ries.

  Nov­el

  41 214.3 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Heaven Earth Grocery Store A Novel

  The Heav­en & Earth Gro­cery Store by James McBride is a com­pelling nov­el set in a small, seg­re­gat­ed town, explor­ing themes of race, iden­ti­ty, and com­mu­ni­ty through a mys­te­ri­ous death. A pow­er­ful, thought-pro­vok­ing read with rich sto­ry­telling.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  33 151.8 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Southern Book Clubs Guide to Slaying Vampires (Grady Hendrix)

  The South­ern Book Club’s Guide to Slay­ing Vam­pires by Grady Hen­drix is a dark­ly humor­ous hor­ror nov­el about South­ern house­wives bat­tling a vam­pire in the 1990s. With a blend of sus­pense, humor, and social com­men­tary, it’s per­fect for fans of quirky, thrilling reads.

  Hor­ror

  45 209.6 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Wife Upstairs (Rachel Hawkins)

  The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins is a sus­pense­ful thriller about a woman return­ing home after being pre­sumed dead, unrav­el­ing dark secrets in her hus­band’s life. A twisty, grip­ping read for fans of psy­cho­log­i­cal thrillers.

  Thriller

  42 177.9 K Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing

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  The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse (Charlie Mackesy)

  The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Char­lie Mack­esy is a heart­warm­ing, illus­trat­ed book about friend­ship, kind­ness, and self-dis­cov­ery, offer­ing sim­ple yet pro­found life lessons for read­ers of all ages.

  Comics

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  Worldly Ways and Byways

  World­ly Ways and Byways by Eliot Gre­go­ry is a col­lec­tion of essays pub­lished in 1898 that humor­ous­ly cri­tiques social eti­quette, cul­tur­al norms, and the man­ners of the late 19th cen­tu­ry. Gre­go­ry offers wit­ty com­men­tary on top­ics such as Amer­i­can ver­sus Euro­pean man­ners, the super­fi­cial­i­ty of cer­tain social cus­toms, and the influ­ence of wealth on soci­ety. The essays, writ­ten in a light-heart­ed and satir­i­cal tone, pro­vide an insight­ful glimpse into the social mores of the Gild­ed Age, mak­ing it both a delight­ful and thought-pro­vok­ing read on human nature and social sophis­ti­ca­tion.

  sto­ry • view • sto­ry

  41 202.8 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Cyrano de Bergerac

  Cyra­no de Berg­er­ac is a clas­sic play by Edmond Ros­tand about a noble, wit­ty, and elo­quent swords­man with an extra­or­di­nary nose, whose self-doubt leads him to hide his love for the beau­ti­ful Rox­ane by help­ing anoth­er woo her.

  Romance Nov­el

  35 169.8 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Books and Bookmen

  Books and Book­men is a delight­ful col­lec­tion of essays by Andrew Lang, orig­i­nal­ly pub­lished in the late 19th cen­tu­ry. This work cap­tures Lang’s reflec­tions on books, libraries, and the peo­ple who cher­ish them. He cov­ers a range of top­ics, from rare book col­lect­ing and lit­er­ary anec­dotes to the joys of read­ing and the quirks of bib­lio­philes. Known for his wit and eru­di­tion, Lang offers insights into the world of books with humor, rev­er­ence, and a touch of irony. This work remains a charm­ing read for any­one pas­sion­ate about lit­er­a­ture, book his­to­ry, and the cul­ture sur­round­ing books.

  Lit­er­ary

  9 43.6 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants

  *The Plan­et Mars and Its Inhab­i­tants* is an ear­ly 20th-cen­tu­ry work attrib­uted to “Eros Urides,” said to be a Mar­t­ian com­mu­ni­cat­ing through auto­mat­ic writ­ing. Pub­lished in 1922, the book is a mix of sci­ence fic­tion and spir­i­tu­al­ism, pre­sent­ing itself as an account of life on Mars and the philo­soph­i­cal teach­ings of its inhab­i­tants. The Mar­tians, as described, are high­ly advanced beings who live in har­mo­ny and pos­sess deep spir­i­tu­al wis­dom. The text explores themes like rein­car­na­tion, cos­mic uni­ty, and enlight­en­ment, offer­ing read­ers a unique per­spec­tive on Mar­t­ian civ­i­liza­tion and its ideals. This imag­i­na­tive and spec­u­la­tive book cap­tures the era’s fas­ci­na­tion with extrater­res­tri­al life and meta­phys­i­cal con­cepts.

  Sci­ence Fic­tion

  21 100.1 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar

  Tarzan and the Jew­els of Opar is the fifth nov­el in Edgar Rice Bur­roughs’ *Tarzan* series, pub­lished in 1916. In this adven­ture, Tarzan returns to the lost city of Opar, a mys­te­ri­ous ruin filled with hid­den trea­sures guard­ed by a fierce, semi-civ­i­lized peo­ple. Dri­ven by a need for wealth, Tarzan faces per­ilous encoun­ters with La, the high priest­ess of Opar, who har­bors a dan­ger­ous affec­tion for him. Mean­while, dou­ble-cross­ing char­ac­ters and a mem­o­ry loss com­pli­cate Tarzan’s jour­ney. Filled with sus­pense, exot­ic loca­tions, and thrilling action, this book is a clas­sic exam­ple of Bur­roughs’ skill in blend­ing adven­ture with fan­ta­sy.

  Fan­ta­sy

  24 104.7 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Prisoner of Zenda

  The Pris­on­er of Zen­da, writ­ten by Antho­ny Hope in 1894, is a clas­sic adven­ture nov­el set in the fic­tion­al king­dom of Ruri­ta­nia. The sto­ry fol­lows Eng­lish­man Rudolf Rassendyll, who resem­bles the Ruri­tan­ian king so close­ly that he is drawn into a plot to imper­son­ate him after the king is kid­napped by a schem­ing duke. Rassendyll must nav­i­gate court intrigue, romance, and dar­ing escapades to save the king and pro­tect the throne. This swash­buck­ling tale of hon­or, decep­tion, and courage is filled with sus­pense and has become a beloved exam­ple of roman­tic adven­ture fic­tion, inspir­ing mul­ti­ple adap­ta­tions.

  Nov­el

  22 100.6 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Cavalry General

  The Cal­vary Gen­er­al by Charles Mar­shall is a clas­sic mil­i­tary text that pro­vides a detailed study of cav­al­ry tac­tics and the art of mount­ed war­fare. Writ­ten by an expe­ri­enced offi­cer, the book explores the strate­gies, chal­lenges, and respon­si­bil­i­ties of a cav­al­ry gen­er­al, empha­siz­ing the unique demands of lead­ing mount­ed troops. It offers insights into bat­tle­field tac­tics, com­mand deci­sions, and the adapt­abil­i­ty required to man­age fast-mov­ing, dynam­ic cav­al­ry forces effec­tive­ly. This book serves as both a his­tor­i­cal analy­sis and a tac­ti­cal guide, valu­able for under­stand­ing the piv­otal role of cav­al­ry in tra­di­tion­al war­fare.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  8 44.6 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

  The Ten­ant of Wild­fell Hall by Anne Bron­të is a ground­break­ing nov­el that tells the sto­ry of a mys­te­ri­ous woman who defies soci­etal norms to escape an abu­sive mar­riage and assert her inde­pen­dence, high­light­ing themes of fem­i­nism, moral­i­ty, and resilience.

  Lit­er­ary

  53 261.0 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Autobiography of a Quack and the Case of George

  The Auto­bi­og­ra­phy of a Quack and The Case of George Ded­low by S. Weir Mitchell is a col­lec­tion of satir­i­cal and poignant tales that explore med­ical and psy­cho­log­i­cal themes through the expe­ri­ences of their pro­tag­o­nists. *The Auto­bi­og­ra­phy of a Quack* offers a humor­ous yet crit­i­cal look at the fraud­u­lent prac­tices of a self-serv­ing, moral­ly dubi­ous physi­cian, expos­ing the dan­gers of med­ical char­la­tanism in 19th-cen­tu­ry Amer­i­ca. *The Case of George Ded­low* tells the haunt­ing sto­ry of a Civ­il War sol­dier grap­pling with the trau­mat­ic loss of his limbs, delv­ing into themes of iden­ti­ty, resilience, and the psy­cho­log­i­cal effects of ampu­ta­tion. Togeth­er, these sto­ries show­case Mitchell’s insights as a neu­rol­o­gist and his cri­tique of both the med­ical pro­fes­sion and the human psy­che.

  Lit­er­ary

  1 6.5 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Hunting Sketches

  Hunt­ing Sketch­es by Antho­ny Trol­lope is a live­ly col­lec­tion of essays that humor­ous­ly exam­ines the world of Eng­lish fox hunt­ing and the peo­ple involved in it. Writ­ten in the mid-19th cen­tu­ry, the book offers an insight­ful and often satir­i­cal por­tray­al of the char­ac­ters com­mon­ly found in hunt­ing cir­cles, from the eager novice to the sea­soned hunts­man. Trollope’s sketch­es cap­ture the social nuances, tra­di­tions, and pecu­liar­i­ties of hunt­ing cul­ture, shed­ding light on both its exhil­a­ra­tion and its absur­di­ties. This light­heart­ed work show­cas­es Trollope’s wit and keen obser­va­tion­al skills, mak­ing it an enter­tain­ing read for those inter­est­ed in Eng­lish coun­try life and sport­ing tra­di­tions.

  Lit­er­ary

  8 40.6 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Men, Women, and Ghosts

  Men, Women, and Ghosts by Eliz­a­beth Stu­art Phelps is a col­lec­tion of short sto­ries blend­ing real­ism with super­nat­ur­al ele­ments, explor­ing the lives, emo­tions, and inner strug­gles of its char­ac­ters. Pub­lished in 1869, the book delves into themes of love, loss, war, and the human psy­che, often with a focus on the impact of the Civ­il War on indi­vid­u­als and fam­i­lies. Phelps’ sto­ries are known for their psy­cho­log­i­cal depth and moral com­plex­i­ty, as well as their dar­ing explo­ration of wom­en’s roles and inner lives. With a mix of ghost­ly encoun­ters and poignant human expe­ri­ences, *Men, Women, and Ghosts* is cel­e­brat­ed for its sen­si­tive, some­times haunt­ing por­tray­al of the spir­i­tu­al and emo­tion­al dimen­sions of every­day life.

  Poet­ry

  20 90.3 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Tale of Balen

  The Tale of Balen by Alger­non Charles Swin­burne is a poet­ic retelling of the trag­ic Arthuri­an leg­end of Sir Balin, a knight whose life is marked by loy­al­ty, courage, and a fate­ful des­tiny. First pub­lished in 1896, the poem fol­lows Sir Balin’s quest for hon­or and his encoun­ters with themes of fate, vengeance, and the con­se­quences of his actions. Swin­burne’s vivid, lyri­cal verse cap­tures the medieval atmos­phere of King Arthur’s court while delv­ing into the hero’s inner con­flict and moral strug­gles. This work high­lights Swinburne’s fas­ci­na­tion with chival­ric ideals and the trag­ic beau­ty of knight­ly leg­ends, bring­ing to life one of the dark­er tales from Arthuri­an mythol­o­gy.

  Poet­ry

  7 30.1 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Dawn O’Hara: The Girl Who Laughed

  Dawn O’Hara: The Girl Who Laughed by Edna Fer­ber is a humor­ous yet heart­felt nov­el that tells the sto­ry of Dawn O’Hara, a live­ly young jour­nal­ist who moves to a small town to recov­er from a ner­vous break­down and a trou­bled mar­riage. As she rebuilds her life, she encoun­ters an array of quirky char­ac­ters, nav­i­gates roman­tic pos­si­bil­i­ties, and redis­cov­ers her joy and resilience. Pub­lished in 1911, the nov­el reflects Fer­ber’s wit and insight into the com­plex­i­ties of rela­tion­ships, per­son­al growth, and the impor­tance of laugh­ter and self-reliance in over­com­ing life’s chal­lenges.

  Lit­er­ary

  21 86.3 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Thuvia, Maid of Mars

  Thu­via, Maid of Mars by Edgar Rice Bur­roughs is a sci­ence fic­tion adven­ture that fol­lows the brave Thu­via as she becomes entan­gled in a per­ilous strug­gle for sur­vival on Mars, while hero­ic war­riors bat­tle to res­cue her and con­front the planet’s dead­ly dan­gers.

  Sci­ence Fic­tion

  13 51.7 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Circus Boys Across the Continent

  The Cir­cus Boys Across the Con­ti­nent by Edgar B. P. Dar­ling­ton is an adven­tur­ous nov­el that fol­lows the jour­ney of two young men work­ing in a cir­cus as they trav­el across Amer­i­ca, fac­ing thrilling chal­lenges and uncov­er­ing excite­ment along the way.

  Lit­er­ary

  23 104.3 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Black Beauty

  Black Beau­ty by Anna Sewell is a clas­sic nov­el told from the per­spec­tive of a horse, recount­ing his expe­ri­ences with both kind and cru­el own­ers while high­light­ing the impor­tance of kind­ness and humane treat­ment of ani­mals.

  Chil­dren’s Lit­er­a­ture

  48 206.6 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  A Strange Disappearance

  A Strange Dis­ap­pear­ance by Anna Kather­ine Green is a mys­tery nov­el that fol­lows detec­tive Ebenez­er Gryce as he inves­ti­gates the baf­fling case of a wom­an’s sud­den dis­ap­pear­ance, uncov­er­ing secrets and puz­zling clues along the way.

  Mys­tery

  18 78.6 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive

  Tom Swift and His Elec­tric Loco­mo­tive by Vic­tor Apple­ton is an adven­tur­ous nov­el where young inven­tor Tom Swift designs a ground­break­ing elec­tric loco­mo­tive, fac­ing chal­lenges and excite­ment as he tests his cre­ation and uncov­ers a plot to sab­o­tage it.

  Adven­ture Fic­tion

  25 109.1 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  The Devil’s Dictionary

  The Dev­il’s Dic­tio­nary by Ambrose Bierce is a satir­i­cal and dark­ly humor­ous col­lec­tion of wit­ty, cyn­i­cal def­i­n­i­tions that expose the hypocrisies and absur­di­ties of human nature, soci­ety, and lan­guage.

  Satire

  17 82.1 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Agnes Grey

  Agnes Grey by Anne Bron­të is a semi-auto­bi­o­­graph­i­­cal nov­el that tells the sto­ry of a young governess’s strug­gles with the cru­el­ty and mis­treat­ment she faces from her employ­ers, while explor­ing themes of social class, inde­pen­dence, and per­son­al growth.

  Nov­el

  24 106.0 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Derrick Vaughan, Novelist

  Der­rick Vaugh­an, Nov­el­ist is a novel­la by Edna Lyall, pub­lished in 1889. It tells the sto­ry of Der­rick Vaugh­an, a young man who dis­cov­ers his pas­sion for writ­ing and achieves suc­cess as a nov­el­ist. The nar­ra­tive explores his jour­ney through the lit­er­ary world, the sac­ri­fices he makes for his art, and the per­son­al chal­lenges he faces, includ­ing the ten­sion between love and ambi­tion. The book pro­vides insight into the life of a writer in Vic­to­ri­an Eng­land, address­ing themes of cre­ativ­i­ty, ethics, and per­se­ver­ance, with Lyal­l’s char­ac­ter­is­tic empha­sis on moral integri­ty and social val­ues.

  His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion

  9 35.2 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus

  For Greater Things: The Sto­ry of Saint Stanis­laus Kost­ka is a bio­graph­i­cal work by William T. Kane, S.J., that nar­rates the inspir­ing life of Saint Stanis­laus Kost­ka, a young Pol­ish Jesuit. The book high­lights his deep faith, unyield­ing devo­tion, and remark­able courage in pur­su­ing his voca­tion despite sig­nif­i­cant chal­lenges, includ­ing famil­ial oppo­si­tion and phys­i­cal hard­ships. Through vivid sto­ry­telling, the work cap­tures Stanis­laus’s spir­i­tu­al jour­ney and his unwa­ver­ing com­mit­ment to a life of holi­ness, mak­ing it a com­pelling read for those inter­est­ed in the lives of saints and Chris­t­ian spir­i­tu­al­i­ty.

  Lit­er­ary

  16 69.5 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Lazarillo of Tormes

  Lazaril­lo of Tormes is a 16th-cen­tu­ry Span­ish nov­el, anony­mous­ly writ­ten, that tells the sto­ry of Lázaro, a young boy who grows up in pover­ty and is appren­ticed to var­i­ous mas­ters. Through his adven­tures, the nov­el cri­tiques soci­ety, high­light­ing themes of social class, hypocrisy, and sur­vival. Writ­ten in the form of a first-per­son nar­ra­tive, it is con­sid­ered one of the ear­li­est exam­ples of the picaresque genre.

  Nov­el

  26 108.4 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Dream Life and Real Life

  Dream Life and Real Life is a nov­el by Olive Schrein­er, pub­lished in 1893. It explores the inner thoughts and expe­ri­ences of a woman torn between the ide­al­ized world of dreams and the harsh real­i­ties of life. The book address­es themes of self-dis­cov­ery, soci­etal expec­ta­tions, and the search for mean­ing, offer­ing a cri­tique of the lim­i­ta­tions placed on women in Vic­to­ri­an soci­ety.

  sto­ry

  3 13.2 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Flying Machines: Construction and Operation

  Fly­ing Machines: Con­struc­tion and Oper­a­tion is a 1908 book by the avi­a­tion pio­neer, William J. Ham­mer. It pro­vides detailed instruc­tions on build­ing and oper­at­ing ear­ly fly­ing machines, cov­er­ing the prin­ci­ples of flight, mate­ri­als, and design. The book reflects the ear­ly 20th cen­tu­ry’s fas­ci­na­tion with flight and offers insights into the devel­op­ment of avi­a­tion tech­nol­o­gy.

  Prac­ti­cal

  30 142.7 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin

  Mem­oir of Fleem­ing Jenkin is a biog­ra­phy writ­ten by his friend and col­league, Sir William King­don Clif­ford, pub­lished posthu­mous­ly in 1887. It chron­i­cles the life of Fleem­ing Jenkin, a Scot­tish engi­neer, math­e­mati­cian, and philoso­pher, high­light­ing his con­tri­bu­tions to sci­ence, his intel­lec­tu­al pur­suits, and his per­son­al char­ac­ter. The mem­oir offers a por­trait of a bril­liant and ded­i­cat­ed schol­ar.

  Biog­ra­phy

  17 75.5 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  One Basket

  One Bas­ket is a col­lec­tion of short sto­ries by Edna Fer­ber, pub­lished in 1912. The sto­ries explore themes of love, ambi­tion, and human resilience, often set in small-town Amer­i­ca. Fer­ber’s sharp wit and keen obser­va­tions of every­day life shine through in these char­ac­ter-dri­ven nar­ra­tives.

  Fic­tion

  7 28.7 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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  Legends and Lyrics – Second Series

  Leg­ends and Lyrics: Sec­ond Series is a col­lec­tion of poems by Ade­laide Anne Proc­ter, pub­lished in 1861. It fea­tures reflec­tive and lyri­cal works explor­ing themes of faith, love, com­pas­sion, and social jus­tice, show­cas­ing Proc­ter’s del­i­cate and heart­felt poet­ic style.

  Poet­ry

  14 56.4 K Nov 8, ’24 Ongo­ing

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