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New Nonfiction Books January 2026 |
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The Wounded Generation: Coming Home After World War II by David NasawHistorian David Nasaw explores the overlooked struggles of World War II veterans and their families, revealing how trauma, discrimination and social upheaval reshaped postwar America and left lasting consequences for the nation.
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Antisemitism, an American Tradition by Pamela S. NadellHistorian Pamela Nadell traces the enduring presence of antisemitism in the United States - from its colonial beginnings to contemporary violence - while highlighting the resilience, advocacy and alliances forged by Jewish communities in confronting prejudice across centuries.
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The History of Money: A Story of Humanity by David McWilliamsLearned, lively and often irreverent, economist David McWilliams traces humanity’s evolving relationship with currency - from ancient Babylon to modern cryptocurrency - revealing how money has shaped politics, culture, creativity and conflict across civilizations.
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The Stolen Crown: Treachery, Deceit, and the Death of the Tudor Dynasty by Tracy BormanHistorian Borman uncovers newly revealed evidence challenging the accepted story of Elizabeth I’s succession, exposing how James VI’s contested rise to the English throne reshaped monarchy, fueled rivalries and set the stage for the upheavals that culminated in Charles I’s execution.
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Read the Bible like a Mystic: Contemplative Wisdom and the Word by Carl McColmanThis spiritual book invites all people to see the Bible through its message of radical, inclusive, unconditional love; approaching scripture through contemplation rather than literalism; and uncovering spiritual wisdom that deepens prayer, fosters meditation and encourages a vision of peace, justice and equality.
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Unabridged: The Thrill of (and Threat to) the Modern Dictionary by Stefan FatsisJournalist Stefan Fatsis immerses himself in Merriam-Webster’s world of lexicographers, archives and evolving definitions, tracing the history of America’s most influential dictionary while exploring how language - from slang to slurs - shapes culture, politics and identity in an era of rapid change.
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