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In this "engaging and revelatory book" (Wall Street Journal), an evolutionary biologist draws on a lifetime of research to offer a beguiling behind-the-scenes perspective on how plants really work—and how we truly depend on leaves for our survival. For readers of Entangled Life and An Immense...

Brought to you by Penguin. What would happen if you were cycling to the office and just kept on pedalling? Needing a change, Mike Carter did just that. Following the Thames to the sea he embarked on an epic 5,000 mile ride around the entire British coastline - the equivalent of London to...

Did he drown? Is he dreaming? Did he almost drown? Only Lord Dunsany, aka Edward Plunkett, the eighteenth baron of Dunsany, knows for sure.

Charles Dickens offers a timeless meditation on the season in this tender, uplifting Christmas essay—an invitation to gather the living and the lost around the hearth of memory. With warmth and clarity, he traces our journey from childhood wonder to adult gratitude, forgiveness, and hope...

Many concerned Catholics today, seeing the ways and teachings of Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Pope Francis), are asking themselves, Can that man be a real Catholic pope? From the time of Paul VI, a small contingent of faithful Catholics known as sede vacantists have expressed the gravest doubts that he and each of his successors in turn since then were real popes of the Catholic Church. This minority view, long dismissed by most, now emerges into a wide public view as Jorge Bergoglio seems to go out of his way to puncture every expectation a Catholic should have for a Vicar of Christ.

"Lauren Carr's books are never boring, that's for sure. They entertain, give us a good mystery to dig into, keep the reader guessing, give us a few good laughs and make us eager for the next book. Warning: Lauren Carr's series are addictive, so be ready to read more than just one book!" - Laura...

At exactly 4: 37 p.m. on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, Las Vegas electrician Mihai Paun records a deceptively simple idea: arrange a circle of magnets and discover what happens at its center. That ordinary moment becomes the dividing line between two possible futures.

Holy Orders and Matrimony presents a rigorous catechetical examination of the two sacraments that sustain the Church’s visible hierarchy and domestic life. With characteristic clarity and conviction, Fr. Michael Mueller explains the divine institution, sublime dignity, and indispensable...

Sit Still. Look Inside. Everything Extra Falls Away. No gurus. No rituals. No belief system. Just a direct practice: sit, watch your mind, and let the noise drop. Learn how to stop adding to the stress and anxiety life already brings. Start practicing meditation right here at home. Become your own teacher. The author shows this same practice to deathrow inmates and people nearing the end of life—places where only what’s real survives. No trends. No spiritual theater. Just clarity.

“An atmospheric gothic fantasy with ambitious storytelling that leaves a strong impression.” — Kirkus Reviews. For over a year, a volcanic winter swallowed the sun. Vampires inherited what was left. Sanctum Eterna, the last fortress of divine order, has stood for centuries behind towering...

Do you want a secure financial future that starts sooner, rather than as you're approaching retirement? By investing in multi-let properties, you can double or even triple the level of rental income generated by single letting, and realise cash flow from the start. In this book, multiple business owner and investor, Nick Fox, clearly guides you through the steps to building an HMO portfolio that delivers both on-going income and a tangible pension pot.

When the Germans invade his peaceful French home, a loyal Irish Terrier races into the chaos of World War I searching for his young master. Wounded and alone in the deadly stretch of No Man’s Land, he is rescued by a brave British sniper named Private Rice. The soldiers name him Army. From that moment on, the little terrier never leaves Rice’s side—through the mud of the trenches, the terror of battle, and the quiet moments of friendship among the men.

You did not start your home service business to become its hardest-working employee. Yet that is exactly where many skilled trades owners end up. They build a company around their technical expertise, only to discover that every problem still lands on their desk, every decision still depends on them, and taking a day off feels impossible. Built for Beyond the Truck offers a practical roadmap to break that cycle and become the CEO your business actually needs.

Carried by a wind that never hurries and never rests, the passage begins above quiet farmland, where fields drift slowly beneath the morning sky and hedgerows trace the memory of hands long gone. What follows is not a journey in the usual sense, but a gentle movement across landscapes that reveal themselves without urgency, each one giving way to the next with a calm inevitability.

What if the choices shaping your life were never consciously yours to begin with?Unchosen: The Choices You Don't Know You Are Making; is a memoir about the choices we make without ever realizing we're making them. Tara Brown traces her life through inherited silence, an abusive childhood home, a...

These poems were meant to bring to view your special charms—each one of you. So other folks might understand how each of you became my friend.

Love is a collection of concise, reflective poems that examine connection, distance, longing, and the quiet moments that define human relationships. Through a pared-down style, the book presents scenes of intimacy and absence, exploring how love persists, fades, and reshapes the inner world. Each piece invites the reader to pause, interpret, and discover meaning within the silences between lines.

A MAGICAL WORLD. A RELUCTANT HERO. A RAGTAG TEAM. It’s already been a bad day for Richard Parry, and that’s before he’s shot. After that it just gets worse. Thrown into a surreal world, he is seen by some as the manifestation of a prophecy and bringer of doom who might need to be soundly terminated. On the positive side, the Ministry of Insecurity think he will be useful on a suicide mission.

What if America hasn’t stopped caring? What if we’ve simply become more selective about who counts? Americans argue constantly about empathy. One side sees cruelty in immigration enforcement, Medicaid restrictions, abortion bans, and cuts to public assistance. The other sees compassion distorted into dependency, disorder, and obligations that ignore taxpayers, victims, unborn children, and communities carrying the cost. But there is a problem with both stories: Nobody has ever built an instrument that can tell us which side cares more.

Happily married for five years and best friends for even longer, Nina thought she and Chase could get through anything until a second miscarriage tears them apart. Now that they've separated, Nina finds herself in a solitude she never anticipated, haunted by the memories of what once was and the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Simple communication is painful and reuniting seems impossible. She misses Chase, but how do you go back to a marriage when you're the one who left?