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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER A stunning “portrait of the enduring grace of friendship” (NPR) about the families we are born into, and those that we make for ourselves. A masterful depiction of love in the twenty-first century. NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FINALIST MAN BOOKER PRIZE FINALIST ...

Finding love is easy. Finding yourself is harder. Kate has always known that Gavin is the love of her life. What she doesn’t know is whether she’s Wife Material. That belief began at fifteen, courtesy of words from her best friend, Amber, but it’s shaped Kate’s life, always at the back...

THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF GLOBAL SENSATION LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY RETURNS . . . 'Charming, uplifting, soulful, and original, Peck & Peck is the perfect successor to Lessons In Chemistry. If you loved Elizabeth Zott, you will adore Batter Gray' KRISTIN HANNAH 'This novel is everything: a...

She Means Well, a new HQ book, full description to follow when available...

In an unusual moment, an unusual friendship forces a young Black man and a middle-aged White man to reevaluate what home really means. The Edge of Motherland follows the two men, connected through the tech company where they both work and their shared musical and poetic passions.

The tragicomedy of a young man in NYC, struggling with the reality of his mother's death, alienation and the seductive pull of drugs.

Anna vindt het dagboek van haar vader en volgt zijn oorlogsverleden naar een hoeve in Friesland. Haar zoektocht leidt tot nieuwe vriendschappen, prachtige landschappen en onverwachte ontdekkingen.

Julie Swanson had everything —love, family, purpose —until one cruel turn of fate tore her perfect world apart. What begins as an ordinary life filled with success and comfort shatters in an instant, leaving Julie drowning in grief, loss, and unanswered questions. As the life she built collapses around her, she is forced to confront the raw truth that nothing is ever truly safe, and even the happiest endings can be rewritten without warning. From the ruins of heartbreak, Julie’s journey takes an impossible turn.

The third stand-alone novel in the bestselling Campus Drivers series, the French new adult romance phenomenonwith over half a million copies sold and an Amazon Prime Video adaptation releasing in Fall 2026. For fans of Elle Kennedy’s Off-Campus series, a banter-filled, sizzling college romance...

Desoto, Georgia is a quiet, out of-the-way place — a town where nothing of real significance ever seems to happen. At least not until a local farm boy has an unlikely encounter with a Russian spy. With the Cuban Missile Crisis looming, seventeen-year-old Haskell Hand is going through a rough patch. He’s grieving the death of his mother and contending with his father’s ever-worsening alcohol addiction. And if that weren’t enough, he’s embroiled in a feud with his twin brother, a disabled recluse known for his caustic personality and uncanny intellect.

We were willing to pay any price, until the price was her. Revenge always has a cost, We thought it’d be worth it. That we could bear any price. Willingly bleed for it. But when it becomes clear the price is her, all bets are off. She’s ours and no one takes what’s ours. This is book 3 and the final book in Lust & Liars series. This is a continuation of Brutal Little Secrets and begins where it left off.

Winter 1985. Sina befindet sich auf der Flucht. Wie innerlich geführt landet sie auf Sylt, lernt die einheimischen Punks kennen und erlebt einen Wandel, den sie sich nie hätte vorstellen können. Der Zusammenhalt der Truppe und die wilde Nordsee reißen sie mit wie ein Sturm.

I found you just when I thought my life was over. Julien Kendrick. Not only am I a recent high school graduate from a prestigious school, but I also come from money—a lot of money. So why am I miserable? No, it’s more like apathy. I crave to escape this life, while others are desperate for it. I want to feel again. To feel something, anything. The decision to leave my horrible parents and friends to spend two weeks doing what I want to do is meant to be my last hurrah, as the old saying goes. I don’t want to spend it alone, though, so I hire a prostitute I find on the street.

Exiled from her home in rural, eighteenth-century France, a resilient young woman journeys through the forests of Normandy, to the oppressive poverty of pre–Revolutionary Paris, and ultimately to her destiny as one of the founding mothers of Louisiana. France, 1718: Three years after Louis...

A Oslo, una scrittrice sessantenne assiste come tutti gli anni a un concerto di Natale; siede accanto a una coppia accompagnata dalla figlia adolescente, che si mostra palesemente infastidita e viene rimproverata di continuo dalla madre. La scena fa scattare nella donna il ricordo dei suoi sedici anni, e il lettore viene catapultato nel racconto del suo passato: un’adolescenza su cui grava una figura materna opprimente, che controlla la figlia in maniera ossessiva, terrorizzata al pensiero che possa bere, fare sesso, assumere droghe.

Getting saved never really turns out like you’d expect. There are always strings attached. And sometimes, the only one who can save you...is you.

Una niña recuerda los días en que su favela está por ser desfavelizada; al hacerlo construye simultánea y magistralmente a otro personaje: la memoria colectiva, siempre cargada y en constante tensión con el presente. Por eso este libro tiene un efecto espiral único, es ubicuo y fragmentado, se trata sin duda de una de las novelas memorialistas más importantes de la literatura brasileña, en la que Evaristo ejerce la escrivivencia.

Charlie had no idea that over the summer of her tenth birthday she would have to venture into the wilderness to try and find her missing father. She also had no idea that on this adventure she would encounter a bear more up close than she ever could have imagined. There were so many things she had no idea about, and wouldn’t, until they happened.

The story that inspired the bestselling classic A Separate Peace and two other coming-of-age tales exploring themes of disillusionment, self-discovery, and friendship, originally published in the 1950s. John Knowles’s A Separate Peace is an American classic; a timeless portrayal of adolescence...

Some connections cannot be seen—but they can change everything. In The Invisible Bridge, Eleanor Whitley finds herself standing at a crossroads in life. At thirty-four, she has left behind the comfort of certainty—a steady job, a familiar town, and a life carefully planned. Yet what lies ahead feels uncertain, fragile, and filled with doubt.