Doctor Sleep is the gripping sequel to Stephen King’s The Shining, following the life of Danny Torrance, now an adult. Tormented by his past and struggling with alcoholism, Danny seeks redemption and finds his purpose in using his shining abilities to aid the dying at a hospice and protect a young girl with similar powers from a sinister cult.
Ina Garten’s ‘Make It Ahead’ offers a collection of recipes that can be prepared ahead of time, making entertaining easier. It features practical tips, detailed instructions, and Garten’s signature approach to flavorful, uncomplicated meals.
Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat is Samin Nosrat’s culinary guide that transforms cooking through mastering four key elements. It combines personal anecdotes with science and cooking philosophy, offering a framework for intuitive cooking beyond recipes.
A graphic memoir where Alison Bechdel charts her fraught relationship with her late father and her personal coming-of-age as a lesbian.
The Personal Librarian tells the remarkable story of Belle da Costa Greene, J.P. Morgan’s personal librarian, who curated a collection of rare manuscripts. Hired by Morgan for her expertise, Greene’s identity and achievements are examined through a historical lens.
Nicholas Sparks’ ‘The Wedding’ is a sequel to ‘The Notebook,’ exploring the enduring love and renewed romance between Wilson and Jane, amidst their daughter’s wedding.
This book analyses US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks, offering insights into foreign policy and global power dynamics.
Flux explores the concept of embracing constant change to create a resilient and fulfilling life amidst uncertainty and turmoil.