A young girl’s fancy takes flight in Welton’s charming debut picture book. In a distant kingdom bursting “with rays of light,” the inquisitive Myrtle gets lost ...

This urgent debut imagines a dystopian (very) near-future shaped and haunted by racial injustices of the American past and present, as bin Vilio spins a surpri...

Treadgold’s Fallen Man series, which has followed the romantic lives of the wealthy O’Connell family of Washington state’s Port Townsend, comes to a satisfying ...

This twisty, socially engaged Icelandic noir, Sheldon’s debut, opens with one of the two dead plutocrats promised by the title: American tech billionaire Jack D...

Arnold pulls from years of leadership coaching experience to deliver a sharp debut bursting with interactive advice for readers. “The next frontier of true succ...

Celebrated pianist, recording artist, a “piano tuner to the stars” Wilson chronicles his unexpected rise from a “music-obsessed miscreant from a broken home” in...

This straight-talking, tool-packed, at times proudly impolitic handbook from behavioral scientist Gavoni (author of The 5 Scientific Laws of Life & Leadership</...

A feat of research revealing fascinating textures of life, faith, and the building of community in 19th century America, this first volume of McCormick’s histor...

Keefer offers readers a meticulous summary of the connection between hearing loss and chronic illness, the science behind contemporary hearing aids, and more in...

Rowen makes a long-form case for his contention that it’s cells rather than processes of the brain that both create and contain consciousness. Rowen refutes the...