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Real-life courtroom battles are shared by John Grisham and Jim McCloskey as they detail accounts of wrongful conviction; plus a new Malcolm Gladwell book is on the way.
Decode destiny and manifest magic with these new parapsychology titles, including books on numerology, tarot, and pendulum magic.
Racism, poverty, and burnout are dominant themes of many of 2023’s best social sciences books. But there is also joy, along with journeys to find comfort and welcoming communities.
Anne Lamott returns and a death-doula, an etiquette expert, an astronaut, and a first lady offer advice.
The story of a family keepsake, a forgotten utopia, and the evolution of a neighborhood. The best social science books of 2021.
Jeremy Dauber's book sets itself apart, and comics enthusiasts will be enthralled. Douglas Wolk's analysis of Marvel Comics is both a useful introduction and reference guide.
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