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Abby Ellin's romance with The Commander was a whirlwind from the go. But his stories of international espionage soon unraveled to reveal he wasn't who he'd claimed.

When her beloved grandmother dies, Raya jumps at the chance to spend her last free summer before college at the ashram in India where her grandmother met and fell in love with her grandfather.

Emma Tupper is a dedicated lawyer with a bright future. But when she takes a month-long leave of absence to go on an African vacation, she ends up facing unexpected consequences.

Surgeon Joshua D.

Two storybook collections in one volume! Scary Storybook Collection is perfectly spook-tacular, and Disney Christmas Storybook Collection features stories overflowing with holiday spirit!

It's Miles' and Niles' final year, and the Terrible Two have one goal: an epic prank, something that will leave a lasting legacy at their school; but will the new superintendent ruin

In 1913, on the fiftieth anniversary of the Lawrence, Kansas, Massacre, Cole Younger stands before a preacher and takes a step towards salvation.

Tasha thinks she has seen it all, but when she follows a childhood friend to the city of Flint, Michigan, she realizes that sometimes the small cities breed the grimiest of individuals.

Saddle tramp Sam MacKinnon is in trouble.

A candid and compelling memoir about race and poverty in America from Julián Castro, the keynote speaker at the 2012 DNC, former San Antonio mayor, and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development,

Drawing from fiction and poetry, Western philosophy, Buddhist beliefs, scientific research, and personal experience, Ricard weaves an inspirational account of how to rethink our realities in a fast

Includes a PDF of photographs.

While World War II launched and leveled nations, spurred economic growth, and saw the rise and fall of global fascism, New York City emerged as the new capital of the world.

Matthew Polly dreamed of journeying to the Shaolin Temple to become the toughest fighter in the world. In college, he ventured off to pursue that childhood dream and in turn found his calling.

Major thinkers engage with King's less studied writing, arguing its marginalization has let King be drafted into projects he would not endorse.