A Bone to Pick’ is part of the ‘Aurora Teagarden’ series, written by Charlaine Harris. The story revolves around Aurora ‘Roe’ Teagarden, a small-town librarian with a fascination for true crime. After inheriting a house from her recently deceased friend, Jane Engle, Roe discovers a hidden skull in the house. This discovery leads her on a mysterious journey to solve a murder that her friend had secretly been investigating.
A collection of bizarre medical cases and curiosities from the past, illustrating the weird and wonderful world of historical medicine.
In ‘Go-To Dinners,’ Ina Garten shares her strategies for creating easy, delicious meals perfect for any night of the week.
Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion is a collection of essays by Jia Tolentino that weaves personal narratives with cultural analysis to examine how the internet, social media, and the increasing pace of modern life affect our perceptions of identity, happiness, and authenticity. Tolentino’s sharp wit and insightful observations offer a profound critique on the complexities of contemporary selfhood and society. The essays cover a range of topics, from the commodification of feminism to the illusion of progress, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of living in today’s digital age.
Insightful exploration of the Federal Reserve’s history and impact.
Psychobabble explores the misuse of psychology in everyday life and the danger it poses to individuals and society.
This book explores the complexities of morality, revealing how different communities have varied moral landscapes and how these differences can be reconciled.
Insight into Amazon’s rise and Bezos’s groundbreaking business acumen.
This book explores the history of innovation, tracing the paths of six transformative ideas that power the contemporary world.