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For I have sinned : the rise and fall of Catholic confession in America
by James M. O'Toole
"The history of US Catholicism is the history of confession. For I Have Sinned charts the rise of confession as the defining ritual of American Catholic piety and identity-and its fall, as clergy sex-abuse scandals and the cultural shifts of the 1970s decimated interest in a practice that, today, is alien even to most faithful believers."
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Wild courage : go after what you want and get it
by Jenny Wood
"A bold, empowering, and energizing guide to embracing your ambition and chasing after what you want from an executive who spent nearly two decades climbing the ranks at Google"
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Beyond anxiety : curiosity, creativity, and finding your life's purpose
by Martha Nibley Beck
A guide to overcoming anxiety by tapping into creativity, blending neuroscience and sociology to explain how engaging the brain's creative systems can break the anxiety cycle and lead to peace, improved problem-solving and deeper connections with others. Illustrations.
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Money, Lies, and God : Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy
by Katherine Stewart
An acclaimed author takes us to conferences of conspiracy-mongers, backroom strategy gatherings, and services at extremist churches, providing a compelling analysis of the authoritarian reaction in the United States, the“engine of unreason” roiling American culture and politics.
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The power of parting : finding peace and freedom through family estrangement
by Eamon Dolan
The author recounts his journey of estrangement from his abusive mother, offering guidance on recognizing abuse, setting boundaries and navigating the process of parting from toxic relationships, while addressing the stigma, emotional challenges and generational cycles tied to familial estrangement.
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Grow Your Groceries : 40 Hacks for Growing Plants from Supermarket Foods
by Simon Akeroyd
An author and horticulturalist with a TikTok account for non-gardeners offers 40 fun and simple hacks for growing plants from grocery store produce, turning leftovers like apple seeds, herb sprigs and kiwi into thriving greenery for windowsills, containers and gardens. Illustrations.
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Propaganda girls : the secret war of the women in the OSS
by Lisa Rogak
Working in the European theater, China and Washington, D.C., Betty MacDonald, Zuzka Lauwers, Jane Smith-Hutton and Marlene Dietrich, each fascinating in her own right, together contributed to one of the most covert and successful military campaigns in World War II. Illustrations.
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Close to home : the wonders of nature just outside your door
by Thor Hanson
An award-winning natural-history writer uncovers hidden wonders in everyday environments, revealing how backyards, park and local landscapes host fascinating wildlife, scientific potential and opportunities to connect with and contribute to the health of our planet. 25,000 first printing.
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Rebel queen : the Cold War, misogyny, and the making of a grandmaster
by Zsuzsa Polgâar
This captivating memoir tells the story of how one of the most renowned women in chess history took on a sexist establishment, stood up to an authoritarian empire and rewrote the rules of what women could achieve against the oppressive backdrop of Cold War Eastern Europe. Illustrations.
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Care and feeding : a memoir
by Laurie Woolever
This witty and candid memoir of the food writer chronicles her chaotic journey through the food world, navigating toxic dynamics, bold mentors and personal struggles, while seeking purpose and balance between career ambition and motherhood. 75,000 first printing.
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If you were my daughter : a memoir of healing an unmothered heart
by Marianne Richmond
"From beloved bestselling children's author Marianne Richmond (9.5 million books sold), a compelling and poignant memoir about how growing up with misdiagnosed epilepsy and an emotionally unavailable mother caused her to question her sanity and self-worth before finding forgiveness as her greatest path to healing"
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Helen Keller : a life
by Dorothy Herrmann
Draws on the archives of Helen Keller's estate and the unpublished memoirs of Keller's teacher, Annie Sullivan, to trace Keller's transformation from a furious girl to a world-renowned figure
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Leonardo Da Vinci : the anti-biography
by Stephen J. Campbell
"An examination of the modern cultural mythology of Leonardo da Vinci that sheds light on the intersections of the academy, the commercial art world, and ideas about attribution and authorship"
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On the grid : life behind the scenes of Formula 1
by Luke Smith
Learn how Formula One is the world's greatest team sport with this intimate and colorful insider's account of what really happens on?—?and off?—?the racetrack, from The Athletic's senior F1 writer who has followed the sport around the world for over a decade.
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The Art of the Snl Portrait
by Mary Ellen Matthews
The electric spirit of Saturday Night Live as captured by longtime resident photographer Mary Ellen Matthews.
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Weegee : Society of the Spectacle
by Clément Chéroux
Book Offering a new perspective on Weegee's oeuvre, Weegee: Society of the Spectacle presents the photographer's iconic images beside lesser-known works.
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Cellar rat : my life in the restaurant underbelly
by Hannah Selinger
A vivid memoir of a sommelier's rise and fall in the restaurant industry, exploring the glamour, exploitation and emotional toll behind fine dining, celebrity encounters and the decision to leave a career that no longer fulfills. 17,500 first printing.
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Yassou : the simple, seasonal Mediterranean cooking of Greece
by Shai Li Lipa
Inspired by the spirit of the word used to greet a loved one or a friend, this feast for the eyes—and palate-celebrates Greek food by featuring 80 must-make dishes that are steeped in tradition and easy to prepare. Illustrations.
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Symon's dinners cooking outside : 100 recipes that redefine outdoor cooking
by Michael Symon
One hundred outdoor recipes, including appetizers, mains, sides, desserts, and drinks, inspired by his Food Network show, offering a mix of quick, crowd-pleasing, dishes such as Bacon-Cheddar Smash Burgers, Grilled Eggplant Parmesan and Frozen Strawberry Salty Dogs.
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Call me vegan : easy plant-based recipes for every cravings
by Halle Burns
A viral TikTok creator offers quick, affordable and creative plant-based recipes and essential kitchen tips, from snack hacks to comforting mains such as Rice Paper Bacon Snack Strips, Kale Puffs, Lasagna Roll-Ups, Mushroom Pulled Pork and Cheesy Vegan Mac. Illustrations.
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You got this! : recipes anyone can make and everyone will love
by Diane Morrisey
Versatile recipes, from Sheet Pan Lasagna to Roasted Cauliflower Curry, blending global flavors and pantry staples to create quick, adaptable meals for carnivores, pescatarians and vegetarians, emphasizing ease, creativity and practicality for home cooks of all skill levels. Illustrations.
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Daffodils : Beautiful Varieties for Home and Garden
by Naomi Slade
Heralding rebirth, new beginnings, and the end of winter, daffodils delightfully uplift the spirits of all who gaze upon them. But yellow isn't all there is. Daffodils break the spell of winter with their large, trumpet-shaped blooms in shades of yellow, orange, and white. Their smaller sisters, paperwhites, are often force-bloomed in November and December for fragrant holiday displays.
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The greenhouse book : make the most of your greenhouse throughout the year
by Tom Brown
Thinking of buying a greenhouse but aren't sure what to grow in it, or how? Or maybe you've inherited a garden with a greenhouse, but haven't got a clue what to do with it? Whatever your journey to growing under glass, this book gives a clear, inspiring, and brilliantly illustrated approach to all things greenhouse.
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The science book
by Adam Hart-Davis
Explaining the key milestones in the field of science in a clear and simple way, The Science Book answers these questions and more besides, and is the perfect introduction to the subject.
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On air : the triumph and tumult of NPR
by Steve Oney
"An epic, decade-long reported history of National Public Radio that reveals the unlikely story of one of America's most celebrated but least understood media empires"
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Valley of forgetting : Alzheimer's families and the search for a cure
by Jennie Erin Smith
Recounts the decades-long effort to study a Colombian community with a rare genetic mutation causing early-onset Alzheimer's, exploring the scientific breakthroughs, personal sacrifices, and ethical complexities of a groundbreaking quest to understand and potentially prevent the disease.
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Potomac fever : reflections on the nation's river
by Charlotte Taylor Fryar
"An impassioned mediation on American identity and its ebb and flow through the Capital's great waterway. As she walks the length of the Potomac River, clambering up its banks and sounding its depths, Charlotte Taylor Fryar examines the geography and ecology of Washington, D.C. with all manner of flora and fauna as her witnesses.
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Unreliable : bias, fraud, and the reproducibility crisis in biomedical research
by Csaba Szabâo
Scientists specializing in the in-depth analysis of the published scientific literature have to the conclusion that a large part of the scientific literature covers results that cannot be replicated in other independent laboratories. Scientists take this to mean that the results are unreliable or untrue. In this book, biomedical researcher Csaba Szabo summarizes the causes and consequences of this so-called "reproducibility crisis" in biomedical research.
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No more tears : the dark story of Johnson & Johnson
by Gardiner Harris
In this blistering exposé, an award-winning investigative journalist uncovers reams of evidence showing decades of Johnson & Johnson's deceitful and dangerous corporate practices that have threatened the lives of millions.
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Home of the happy : a murder on the Cajun prairie
by Jordan LaHaye Fontenot
"Riveting and atmospheric, Home of the Happy is also a heartfelt grappling with a trauma in the author’s family and her attempts to unravel its secrets once and for all. LaHaye Fontenot’s writing is urgent, fueled not just by a desire for justice but by love for her ancestors and the Cajun community of south Louisiana. A must-read for true crime and mystery fans."
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