A young boy named Henry finds his life turned upside down when a mischievous puppy named Ribsy wags his way into his heart, leading to a series of hilarious adventures and a bittersweet ending that tugs at the heartstrings.
Set in a simpler time, the story captures the innocence of childhood, where a nickel could buy an ice cream and a third-grader could roam the city, all while navigating the ups and downs of friendship with a runaway dog.

Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking is a candid, witty memoir that delves into her tumultuous life, from her rise to fame as Princess Leia to her battles with addiction and mental health. Fans and newcomers alike will find her self-deprecating humor and raw honesty both refreshing and deeply engaging.

A guide to overcoming fear and achieving success, blending 50 Cent's personal experiences with strategies from Robert Greene. Focuses on the principle that embracing fearlessness can lead to triumph in both life and business.

Merlin, the wise prophet, guides young Arthur to claim the magical sword Caliburn and fulfill his destiny as the High King of Britain, weaving a tale of anticipation and beauty that never loses its magic.

Explores the origins and evolution of Islam, highlighting its complexity and diversity, while addressing its role in modern culture and the impact of recent global events. Offers insights into Jihadism, the Muslim women’s movement, and how Muslims in the West are reshaping the faith.

A compilation of Esther Grace Earl's journals, fiction, letters, and sketches, offering a poignant glimpse into her life and personality before her untimely death at 16. Family and friends' essays and photographs enrich the narrative, capturing her spirit and impact on those around her.

Tom Ripley, a sociopath with a penchant for deception and manipulation, becomes obsessed with his wealthy friend Dickie Greenleaf, leading to a series of dark and dangerous events. Set in the 1950s, the story explores Ripley's desperate desire to escape his impoverished past and infiltrate the glamorous world of the rich.

A little red chicken loves to interrupt bedtime stories to save characters from danger, turning the usual reading routine upside down. When it's her turn to tell a story, her yawning papa faces his own challenge of staying awake.

A collection of 13 horror stories by Junji Ito, each exploring unique and unsettling scenarios, from haunted houses to earthbound spirits, delivering a mix of spooks and surprises. Some tales are more memorable than others, but all contribute to a chilling experience.

In a world where dragons return and gods vanish, a group of unlikely friends stumble upon a magical staff that could either save or doom their land, as they face off against a new religious order desperate to control it.
Their journey, filled with secrets and rumors of war, transforms them from ordinary adventurers into heroes, shaping not just their lives but the fate of their entire world.

A remote Irish island wedding turns deadly as guests' resentments and jealousies boil over, leading to a murder that leaves everyone a suspect. The story unfolds through multiple perspectives, keeping readers guessing until the final twist.

A man's seemingly perfect life crumbles when he loses his job and wife, forcing him to navigate single parenthood and rebuild his life from scratch. The story explores the raw challenges and emotional rewards of starting over, with a focus on unconditional love and personal resilience.

When Jessica loses her leg in a car accident, she faces the harsh reality of life with a prosthetic and struggles to find her place in a world that often overlooks people like her.
Through her journey, she learns not just to run again, but to embrace the strength in herself and others, especially Rosa, a girl with CP who teaches her that true courage lies in understanding and supporting each other.

The book delves into how the internet is rapidly transforming English, examining the linguistic quirks of digital communication like emoji, memes, and text slang. It reveals the underlying patterns and cultural forces driving these changes, making language more dynamic and expressive.

Set in 1965 Australia, it follows Charlie, a 13-year-old boy who, after witnessing a shocking secret with Jasper Jones, an outcast, navigates the complexities of racism, friendship, and truth in a small, fearful town.

Huxley's vision of a future where humans are engineered and drugged to maintain a dystopian order is both chilling and relevant, offering a stark warning about the loss of freedom and humanity in an increasingly controlled world. Despite some dull moments, the book's profound ideas and thought-provoking themes make it a must-read for anyone concerned about the direction of modern society.

Follow Bilbo Baggins' unexpected adventure with a dragon and Frodo Baggins' perilous journey to destroy a powerful ring, set in the richly detailed world of Middle-earth. Tolkien masterfully blends myth, fantasy, and high adventure in this epic tale.

A middle-aged man, FitzChivalry Farseer, hides his dark past as an assassin and Beast-magic user while living peacefully with his wife. When a mysterious messenger arrives with a cryptic message, Fitz is drawn back into his violent history, endangering his new life.

This book is a quick guide to spotting the warning signs of tyranny, based on lessons from 20th-century Europe. It's a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of democracy, offering clear advice on how to protect it.

A deeply moving family saga explores how love can heal a broken soul, as William finds solace in the Padavano sisters, only to have his past threaten their bond. The story’s emotional depth and vivid characters make it a poignant journey of loyalty and redemption.

This book delves into the history of Redwall Abbey and the quest to uncover the secrets of Loamhedge, an ancient, deserted abbey. It explores themes of courage, healing, and vengeance, while also facing criticism for its portrayal of disability.

In a world where dreams are gone and madness reigns, only Indigenous people can still dream, and their marrow holds the cure—but at a deadly cost.
The real strength of this story lies in its raw portrayal of cultural loss, abuse, and survival, rather than its dystopian elements.

Murderbot, the antisocial A.I., is back to tackle the GrayCris Corporation case while grappling with authorities probing into its origins. Amidst the fast-paced plot, Murderbot reflects on what it means to be human, especially when dealing with the complexities of friendship and trust.

A 12-year-old boy named Moose moves to Alcatraz in the 1930s with his family, where his dad works as a prison guard. The story explores his life on the island, dealing with his sister Natalie's severe challenges, and the unique environment of living among some of the worst criminals in the country.

The war rages on, with Dalinar and his Knights Radiant struggling against a cunning ally and the rising threat of ancient enemies, while Navani's tech breakthroughs shake the battlefield. Meanwhile, Kaladin grapples with his new role, and Adolin and Shallan must persuade the honorspren to join the fight or face dire consequences.

Brandon Sanderson delivers another masterpiece, blending love, honor, and respect into a thrilling epic that cements his series as one of the best in fantasy, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next installment.

Elizabeth, a cultured East Coast teacher, finds herself in the rugged Canadian frontier, where she battles harsh conditions but loves her students. Her heart unexpectedly softens for a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, setting the stage for a Christian romance that mirrors the warmth and faith of the community she now calls home.

Fans of the Hallmark show When Calls the Heart will recognize the series' roots in this book, though it offers its own unique twists. Despite some cliches and formal language, the story’s focus on community and faith shines through, making it a heartwarming read for those who appreciate a good, cheesy romance.

A 25-year-old Jamaican British woman in London navigates a messy breakup, cultural identity, and mental health struggles, making questionable decisions that force her to confront her self-worth and place in the world. The story offers a relatable and honest exploration of modern womanhood, blending humor with deep personal and societal issues.

Crichton's memoir delves into his personal struggles, travel experiences, and medical career, blending introspection with adventurous tales. Despite some controversial content, the book offers a unique blend of personal reflection and travel narrative.

Lydia's sudden death shatters her Chinese American family in 1970s Ohio, revealing deep-seated secrets and unspoken dreams that had been quietly pulling them apart.
The author's vivid, three-dimensional characters and gripping storytelling make this family drama a standout, capturing the fragile nature of happiness and the intricate knots that bind families together.

Easy Company, a group of tough soldiers, faced brutal battles and deep losses, but their unbreakable bond and bravery shine through in every mission.
War may be devastating, but it also forges extraordinary friendships and heroes, as vividly captured in this gripping account of their relentless journey.

A rock star, Kiro, falls hard for a conservative girl, Emily, after she rejects him at a party. Despite their differences, Kiro's relentless pursuit and deep connection with Emily reveal a love that transcends fame and challenges. Heartbreaking and intense, their story is a testament to the power of true love.

Mercy Thompson's world expands with this collection of new and previously published short stories, offering fans a deeper dive into her universe.
Re-readers and newcomers alike will find this anthology packed with engaging tales that spotlight familiar characters and introduce fresh twists.

Lazarus, a mysterious toymaker, hides in a crumbling mansion by the sea, surrounded by his mechanical creations. When Irene's mother becomes his housekeeper, Irene uncovers dark secrets and strange lights that draw her and Ismael into a haunting mystery.

The author's ability to weave magical and shadowy worlds through his writing is unparalleled, creating a tale where lights and shadows guide each character to find their own path.

Dive into Elisabeth Elliot's timeless wisdom on dating, where she challenges readers to align their love lives with God's standards, emphasizing the importance of sexual purity and the roles of men and women in relationships. Critics argue her standards are uncompromising, reflecting the high expectations of faith, but many find her insights transformative, urging a deeper commitment to Christ's authority in matters of the heart.

This book dives deep into the five core exercises for weight training, offering detailed analysis and over 750 illustrations to perfect technique. It also covers important assistance exercises, making it a comprehensive guide for both beginners and experienced lifters.

Georgia navigates the chaos of her love life, juggling three maybe-boyfriends—Robbie, Masimo, and Dave—while trying to make a decision that will finally settle her heart. Amidst the humor and drama, she begins to see Dave the Laugh in a new light, making her choice even more complicated.

Nora Grey's life takes a dark turn when she falls for Patch, a mysterious and dangerous boy with a shadowy past. As their relationship deepens, Nora uncovers unsettling truths about Patch and finds herself on a perilous journey, questioning just how far she's willing to fall.

Glenn Beck revisits Thomas Paine's Common Sense to encourage Americans to reclaim their freedoms by recognizing the flaws in current government practices and the two-party system. The book aims to provide straightforward arguments and commonsense solutions to address the nation's issues.

In a reimagined Beauty and the Beast, Beauty tends to a dying glasshouse filled with brown rosebushes, while the story explores themes of love's transformative power. The narrative, though slow-paced, delves into the complexities of the characters and their evolving relationship.

In a haunted house on the bleak moors, a man seeks shelter from a snowstorm and uncovers the tragic tale of Cathy, whose forbidden love led to betrayal, revenge, and a curse that lingers through generations.
Emily Brontë's masterpiece, a controversial and haunting tale of passion that transcends life and death, has left readers mesmerized and haunted since its publication in 1847.

George Saunders takes readers through a writing class using classic Russian short stories, showing how great fiction works and why it matters in today's world.
This book is like a masterclass in understanding narrative and character, perfect for aspiring writers or anyone curious about how stories shape our thinking.

In a post-apocalyptic world where humanity is on the brink of extinction due to a war with engineered beings called Partials, a teenage girl named Kira embarks on a quest to find a cure for a deadly virus, uncovering secrets about the war's origins and the complex relationships between humans and Partials.

The story focuses on Perrin Aybara grappling with his wolf nature and past traumas, while Matrim Cauthon faces a perilous quest to uncover secrets and save a lost friend. Both characters navigate their challenges as the world teeters on the brink of chaos.

A reclusive duke with a dark secret and a reputation for midnight waltz selects Lady Amelia, an unconventional beauty, for a dance that leads to passion and a risky wager. Amelia challenges the duke's mysterious past, while their chemistry heats up, but the stakes rise with a murder mystery tied to the Stud Club.

Daunis Fontaine navigates her biracial identity and unenrolled tribal status while uncovering a murder mystery, all while deeply immersing readers in Ojibwe culture, traditions, and survival skills. The story not only captivates with its high-stakes investigation but also celebrates the rich heritage of Native American communities.

This book teaches how to harness the power of your subconscious mind to achieve goals, improve relationships, and gain success, based on the Law of Attraction. While some find it insightful, others criticize its lack of evidence and religious undertones.

A former soldier travels back to 1914 to prevent World War I, believing that altering history can save future generations from immense suffering. The narrative explores the complexities of changing pivotal events and the ethical dilemmas involved.

White Fang, a half-wolf, half-dog, endures a harsh existence in the Yukon, shaped by cruelty and survival instincts. Despite his wild nature, he eventually finds solace and trust in human companionship.

A timeless American fairy tale, it follows Dorothy and her dog Toto as they embark on an unforgettable journey through Oz, meeting memorable characters like the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman. The vivid illustrations and enchanting story make it a must-read for all ages.

In the rugged highlands of 1124, Iain MacKinnon, a fierce Scottish chieftain, kidnaps Page Fitzsimon, the daughter of his enemy, to rescue his captured son.
Despite their rocky start, Page and Iain find solace in each other's arms, uncovering hidden truths and forging a bond that transcends their warring worlds.