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Bloomsbury presents Finding Home by Mike Unwin, read by Nicole Davis. Take a tour of 20 unforgettable animal homes: unearth polar bear dens deep beneath the Arctic snow, soar above eagle nests as big as cars and marvel at the remoras that make themselves comfortable on the ocean's deadliest...

"An appealing mix of accessibility and research. [Hutton] has illuminated a fascinating and often appalling side of the war at home." — Wall Street Journal The never-before-told story of Eric Roberts, who infiltrated a network of Nazi sympathizers in Great Britain in order to protect the...

In this "important and comprehensive" (New Yorker) guide to statistical thinking, discover how you can use data and mathematics to gain a better understanding of life’s biggest problems. The age of big data has made statistical literacy more important than ever. In The Art of Statistics, David...

A groundbreaking investigation into diversity and equality in the workplace, arguing that both men and women need to be active participants in the conversation if any meaningful progress is to take place. There's never been more discussion around diversity and inclusion in the workplace. From...

Some lights appear only when the darkness calls them forward. For twelve-year-old Ethan Elias, life should be simple: Saturday mornings at the Tahuya trails, the smell of two-stroke exhaust, and trying to keep his YZ125 upright while chasing his legendary father and stubborn grandfather through the Washington woods. But the Elias family has never been simple.

Who Cuts the Barber's Hair? You're the one everyone calls. The dependable one. The strong one. The one who always shows up. But when you need help… who shows up for you? In The Cost of Being the Reliable One, Kerwin Boxill uncovers the hidden emotional and financial toll of always being the helper, the fixer, the lender, and the one who "understands." What starts as kindness slowly turns into exhaustion. What feels like loyalty turns into one-sided relationships. And what looks like strength becomes silent self-neglect.

The daughter of two actors, Nancy Davis and Ronald Reagan, Patti Davis grew up in the world of entertainment and politics. Her mother abandoned a career in film and television as her husband transitioned from the bright and glamourous lights of Hollywood to the glaring scrutiny of public service, first as governor of California and ultimately as president of the United States. As the first child of Ronald and Nancy Reagan, Patti offers an insider's view of what it was like growing up Reagan.

He thought the desert would test his limits. He never expected to be claimed. When reckless explorer Mason and his secret lover Ashir unearth a lost ruin beneath the blazing dunes, they awaken something ancient and hungry—a colossal, golden-armored beetle known as the Sand Scourge. Captured in the creature’s shimmering web, Mason and Ashir are forced to submit, worship, and surrender to their monstrous captor’s every demand. Bathed in pheromones, entangled in sticky gold, and watched by a hive of eager captives, the two men are pushed to their breaking point and beyond.

Breath returns slowly — and when it does, everything changes. In this intimate memoir, Todd Michael revisits the moments that forced him to stop running, face his past, and rebuild his life from the inside out. When the Breath Came Back is a story of awakening, resilience, and the quiet...

Men are returning to church, but what kind of church will they find? For decades now, Christian men have been told that their strength is a problem, their ambition a sin, and power is dangerous to wield. Instead, they are offered a feminized faith which prizes inaction and passivity. Niceness has become the highest virtue. Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age is a call to action for men who refuse to submit to a world that despises them. Chase Davis argues that modern Christianity has reduced manhood into a set of secular ideals divorced from reality.

Naomi’s dating life is a slow-motion car crash, equal parts tragic and hilarious. One bad date, one blocked number, and one more reminder that maybe “happily ever after” was never written for her.

A brother is out for revenge and he's closing in…Imprint, book three of The Red Thread Saga, brings Jason's quest to find the fruit of his brother's labor to the forefront in this thrilling mystery woven within the fabric of a tortured love story. But Mia, Nikhil, and Lathan don't know anything about that. All they know is that their lives have been ruined and that one of them is gone forever. And there's someone else nosing around… someone with a taste for blood.

Pulling my husband’s favorite lasagna from the oven, I see he’s glued to his phone again. He shifts his chair, hiding his screen from my view. Without looking up, he asks about work and I quickly come up with a story about my day. Of course, I’m lying. I never went to work. And when I hear the ping of my email, fear and guilt make my face flush pink.

Charlie is a little boy with big dreams of becoming a cowboy just like his heroes! Determined to learn everything he needs to be the best cowboy in the business, he decides to spend the day with his grandparents on their working cattle ranch. He arrives ready to tackle the day’s challenges and learn how to be strong, tough and resilient…but will he find there’s much more to being a cowboy than that?

They say the grass isn't always greener on the other side but what if God's grass really is? This book takes you on a raw, unfiltered, and spiritual journey through pain, purpose, and personal growth. God's Grass is Greener: The Other Side isn't about pretending life is perfect it's about realizing that what feels like loss, betrayal, or delay might actually be God's protection and preparation.

In our hyper-connected world, our brains have become prisoners to ancient programming—default settings designed for survival that now sabotage our happiness. We chase external validation, fixate on threats that no longer exist, and operate on autopilot through lives that feel increasingly hollow. Despite countless self-help strategies, we remain stuck in patterns of anxiety, dissatisfaction, and emotional exhaustion, unable to break free from the very neurological wiring that once protected us.

The Marriage of a Marquis is the inaugural volume of the Palik series from the North American Jules Verne Society and BearManor Media. It includes two of Jules Verne’s early humorous stories in their first English translation: “The Marriage of Mr. Anselme des Tilleuls” (translated by...

After agreeing it's safer to stick together, Anson takes Quinn and Ava to the one place he swore never to return to. He believes it's the only safe place left to survive the winter, but when it proves as dangerous as the rest of the world, the unlikely family is out of time. Winter has come, and...

Brenda Blethyn, Lesley Manville and Phil Davis star in this special Mike Leigh collection, featuring the iconic hit Abigail’s Party and a banned play from the BBC archives One of Britain's most prolific and influential writers, Mike Leigh has directed some of the best British films of the last...

POSTMAN PLANET IS BACK AND SMELLIER THAN EVER IN THIS HILARIOUS YOUNG FICTION SERIES FOR KIDS, BY AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR AND EVERYDAY POSTMAN, BEN DAVIS! PERFECT FOR FANS OF BUNNY VS MONKEY. The planet of Nicetopia is the politest corner of the galaxy. Nothing could ever spoil their ideal society...