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Take Back Your BrainKara Loewentheil offers a feminist take on self-help in the engaging, straightforward Take Back Your Brain .
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Undue BurdenShefali Luthra’s Undue Burden is a rigorous and compelling condemnation of the unnecessary pain and sorrow Dobbs left in its wake.
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Hot SpringsSteeped in steam and serenity, photojournalist Greta Rybus’ Hot Springs is perfect for those looking for a vacation destination or their next...
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Project UrbExIn Project UrbEx , photographer Ikumi Nakamura explores and captures unusual and hidden locations throughout the world.
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The HeirloomistShana Novak’s gorgeous, poignant The Heirloomist documents 100 treasures beloved by everyday and famous people.
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Another Word for LoveIn Another Word for Love , Carvell Wallace’s dazzling debut memoir, love is an act of defiance.
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ChallengerChallenger proves Adam Higginbotham is a master chronicler of disasters, piercing through politics, power and bureaucracies with laser-sharp focus.
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A Fatal InheritanceA Fatal Inheritance recounts the discovery of how cancer can be passed down through genes, providing a compassionate look at families forever...
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Tits UpAfter reading Sarah Thornton’s revelatory Tits Up , you’ll never look at boobs the same way again.
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Out in the WorldOut in the World is an LGBTQ+ travel guide packed with unexpected and delightful new places to explore while unabashedly being exactly who you are.
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Chop Fry Watch LearnMichelle T. King’s Chop Fry Watch Learn is an engrossing biography of famed cookbook author Fu Pei-mei.
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‘Challengers’ readalikesCouldn't get enough of Challengers , director Luca Guadagnino's sophisticated and steamy story of a tennis pro love triangle? We've got some...
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The Way You Make Me FeelWith writing that is at once humorous and profound, Nina Sharma’s memoir unfurls the chronicle of her love affair and calls for greater unity among...
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KoreaworldAnyone interested in exploring the wild, exciting new frontiers of Korean food will find Koreaworld a fresh delight.
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Take a culinary tour of Asia with these 4 booksSTARRED REVIEW May 2024 Take a culinary tour of Asia with these 4 books With both sweeping and granular detail, three cookbooks and one memoir...
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The Dead Don’t Need RemindingIn The Dead Don’t Need Reminding , Chicago poet Julian Randall braids memoir, history and cultural criticism, revealing himself to be a gifted...
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The Internet of AnimalsThe bonkers and delightful The Internet of Animals tells the story of author-scientist Martin Wikelski’s efforts to connect animal researchers...
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The Hold List: Books that inspire big movesDoes warmer weather and the approach of summer have you feeling restless? Pick up one of these stories featuring journeys great and small.
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The Demon of UnrestIn The Demon of Unrest , Erik Laron crafts a tale of hold-your-breath suspense about the crucial three months leading up to the Civil War.
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The Swans of HarlemKaren Valby’s spirited The Swans of Harlem brings the remarkable story of trailblazing Black ballerinas to center stage.
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The Way That Leads Among the LostThe Way That Leads Among the Lost investigates the heavy yet enlightening history of anexos, clandestine Mexico City drug recovery centers.
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Biologist Aarathi Prasad spins a fascinating history of a familiar fabricDriven by obsession, Prasad records what silk can teach us about medicine, culture and scientific discovery itself.
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Disability IntimacyIn Alice Wong’s illuminating Disability Intimacy , writers explore the myriad ways disabled people long for, cultivate and savor intimacy.
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SilkAarathi Prasad’s entertaining and enlightening history of silk brims with story and scientific detail, revealing a surprising history well worth...
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Ascent to PowerAscent to Power is a carefully crafted biography that superbly captures the presidency of Harry S. Truman.
