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On a Caribbean island, we meet Felix Hoenikker, a physicist and one of the fathers of the atomic bomb.

Adverbs is a novel about love--a bunch of different people, in and out of different kinds of love.

Over the course of Kurt Vonnegut's career as a writer, he sat down many times with radio host and interviewer Walter James Miller to conduct in-depth discussions of his work and the world.

Kingsolver and her family sweep readers along on their journey away from the industrial-food pipeline to a rural life in which they vow to buy only food raised in their own neighborhood, grow it th

Continues the adventures of the very small bear who becomes part of the Brown family of London.

Bestselling author James Grippando is back with another innovative and action-packed thriller featuring the ever-popular Jack Swyteck.

This story of Alex, a famous African Grey parrot, documents his thirty-year relationship with his trainer and the ways in which his life has changed scientific understanding about language and thou

New York Times bestselling romance author Jude Deveraux continues her breakout Medlar Mystery series with a twisted tale of guilt and revenge.

In this companion to the award-winning Madeline Finn and the Library Dog, Madeline Finn finds a way to help more dogs and read more stories.

In the second book of this FANGtastic spin-off ofMo O'Hara's New York Times'bestselling My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish chapter book series, an aspiring evil scientist and his mostly evil (and totally f

Tanya is special. She can see evil fairies who cast spells on her. At wit's end with her daughter's behavior, Tanya's mother sends her to live with her grandmother.

Aujla presents the tried-and-tested steps to not only getting hired, but also the secrets to staying motivated and energized throughout the job hunting process.

Historian Albert Hourani provides a panoramic view covering twelve centuries of Arab history and culture.

These seventeen stories, first published in Italian between 1949 and 1986, demonstrate Levi's extraordinary range, taking the reader from the primal resistance of a captured partisan fighter to a m

Every April, Landon Carter remembers 1958, his last year at Beaufort High. He'd fallen for Jamie, the shy, almost ethereal daughter of the town's Baptist minister.