Named a “Book Everyone Will Be Reading This Summer” by The New York Times, Our Knives Will Save Us by Indigenous chef Nephi Craig is a powerful personal and cultural reckoning that explores how food can heal intergenerational wounds. From overcoming addiction to building a celebrated culinary career, Craig uncovers the colonial histories behind Indigenous ingredients while reconnecting with his Apache and Navajo roots. Ultimately, his journey leads him back to his community, where he embraces food as a tool for cultural preservation, Indigenous food sovereignty, and collective healing.

From Skins and Game of Thrones star Hannah Murray comes a gripping, darkly funny memoir about fame, mental illness, and the search for meaning that led her into a shadowy wellness organization. In The Make-Believe, Murray recounts how a pursuit of healing and spiritual enlightenment spiraled into a loss of reality, hospitalization, and a bipolar disorder diagnosis. With honesty and hard-won insight, she explores the dangers of surrendering personal agency, the pressures of Hollywood, and the difficult journey toward self-trust, offering a powerful story of resilience, empathy, and reclaiming one’s life.