What if the life you’re supposed to want isn’t the life that makes you feel alive? In The Wilder Way, adventurer Eva zu Beck shares how walking away from a conventional career, marriage, and expectations led her into some of the most remote places on Earth—from the Himalayas and Mongolia to Socotra and the Arctic […]
Chase the Work You Love
What if your dream career isn’t something you stumble into, but something you deliberately build? In Runnin’ Down a Dream, legendary venture capitalist Bill Gurley explores why so many people look back on their careers wishing they had chosen differently—and what we can do to avoid that regret. Drawing on his own journey and the […]
The Power of Limits
What if the secret to better ideas, sharper focus, and a more meaningful life isn’t more freedom—but less?In Inside the Box, bestselling author David Epstein challenges the belief that creativity flourishes when there are no boundaries. Drawing on examples from science, business, sports, art, and everyday life, Epstein shows how the right constraints can force […]
A Killer Hiding in Plain Sight
For more than two decades, the murders of Yolanda Sapp, Nickie Lowe, and Kathy Brisbois haunted Spokane, Washington. The three women, all connected through the same close-knit community, were shot and left near the Spokane River in 1990. Despite hundreds of suspects and years of investigation, the trail went cold. In By the River’s Edge, […]
Escape Into the Astral Library📚
What if your favorite books weren’t just stories—but places you could actually enter? In Kate Quinn’s The Astral Library, Alix Watson has spent her life using books to escape hardship, loneliness, and disappointment. When everything suddenly falls apart, she discovers a hidden library where desperate readers can step inside classic stories and build entirely new […]
Who Poisoned the Ivies?🌱
Poisoned Ivies by Elise Stefanik delivers a forceful critique of America’s elite universities and the cultural and political forces she believes have transformed them.Drawing on her experience questioning Ivy League presidents during the high-profile 2023 congressional hearing on campus antisemitism, Stefanik argues that institutions once known for academic excellence and open inquiry have become dominated […]
We the People, Explained
What does the Constitution actually say—and why does it still shape nearly every major debate in American life? In The U.S. Constitution, constitutional law scholar Melissa Murray makes America’s founding document clear, accessible, and relevant. She traces its creation from the failures of the Articles of Confederation through the compromises of the Constitutional Convention, then […]
Keep Your Inner Fire🔥
What makes a life meaningful—and how do we find purpose after everything changes? In What to Make of a Life, bestselling author Jim Collins draws on a decade of research into the lives of extraordinary leaders, artists, scientists, athletes, and innovators. Their stories reveal that setbacks, uncertainty, and major transitions do not have to mark […]
The Past Comes Whistling Back
A chance encounter at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art reunites Daphne Fuller with Eddie Triplett, the beloved stepfather who vanished from her life more than 40 years ago. Their unexpected reunion awakens memories of a terrifying childhood car accident, a painful divorce, and the family secrets that kept them apart. As Daphne reconnects with […]
Inside Trump’s Power Play
Donald Trump returned to the White House more prepared, more powerful, and more determined to settle old scores. In Regime Change, award-winning journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan take readers behind the scenes of Trump’s second term, revealing an administration built around loyalty, retribution, and instinct. Drawing on hundreds of insider interviews, they uncover the […]
