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Code DependentMadhumita Murgia’s bracing Code Dependent puts human faces to debates about AI’s perils and promises, revealing both the potential harm and good...
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The Nature of Our CitiesAn ecological engineer travels the world to learn how technology can address urban eco-crises in the approachable The Nature of Our Cities .
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StowawayIn the entertaining Stowaway , Joe Shute explores and exalts the resilient, cooperative, derided and, ultimately, misunderstood rat.
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Better Faster FartherFor centuries, women were discouraged from running. Better Faster Farther chronicles how and why they ran anyway.
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Night FlyerWith the exquisite Night Flyer , Tiya Miles looks at Harriet Tubman from an entirely new perspective: her spirituality.
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Bird Milk & Mosquito BonesThe Secret Garden meets Nora Ephron in Priyanka Mattoo’s riotously funny memoir in essays, Bird Milk & Mosquito Bones .
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The Uptown LocalIn The Uptown Local , Joan Didion’s assistant recounts his relationship with the iconic author, as well as his complex family history and...
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5 books that dads will loveDads are notoriously hard to shop for. For Father’s Day, we recommend five dad-worthy history books, including the latest from Erik Larson, a...
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White PovertyIn White Poverty , William J. Barber II urges poor white and Black people to unite against the policies that favor the rich and powerful.
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The Great RiverBoyce Upholt wrangles the geological, political and cultural history of the wild Mississippi River in a compelling, lively narrative.
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We Are Not Able to Live in the SkyThe riveting We Are Not Able to Live in the Sky probes the perils and promises of microfinance for women in developing countries.
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TravelingAnn Powers’ biography of Joni Mitchell is a travelogue of one of the greatest artistic journeys ever taken, and it's a pleasure to go along for the...
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In a new biography, Ann Powers makes Joni Mitchell one of usBy mapping Mitchell's geographical, musical and personal journeys, Powers frees the woman from the icon.
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RewireIn Rewire , neuroscientist Nicole Vignola provides a remarkable toolkit rife with practical strategies and tips for self-improvement.
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This Is Why You DreamRahul Jandial’s This Is Why You Dream is an engaging, eye-opening dispatch from the world of neuroscience.
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Morally StraightMorally Straight weaves detailed journalism and author Mike De Socio’s deeply personal memories in its recounting of the effort to lift bans on...
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I Shouldn’t Be Telling You ThisComedy writer Chelsea Devantez romps through personal embarrassments, traumas and triumphs in her memoir, I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This .
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Invisible LaborInvisible Labor is a sobering, provocative and deeply researched look at the history of C-sections and how they impact women’s lives.
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Before they were famousBook clubs will be swept away by 4 rewarding autobiographies by Viola Davis, Geena Davis, Billy Porter and Jo Koy.
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Cool off this summer with 5 splashy booksThese books starring bodies of water include Morgan Talty’s latest and everything you never needed to know about sea turtles.
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3 memoirs to provoke reflectionChelsea Devantez, Cory Leadbeater and KB Brookins share powerful personal experiences that are sure to inspire this summer.
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Always a SiblingAlways a Sibling braids stories, data and the author’s own experience with loss to provide a rare guide to mourning a sibling’s death.
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PrettyAs Texas threatens LGBTQ+ people with draconian laws, KB Brookins’ memoir, Pretty , is an act of resistance against those who would silence trans...
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American DivaThe exuberant American Diva celebrates “extraordinary, unruly, fabulous” women who earned their diva status and stood the test of time.
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My Life With Sea TurtlesThe illuminating My Life With Sea Turtles sheds light not only on the beauty and mystery of sea turtles, but also on the urgent need to save them.
