Shefali Luthra’s Undue Burden is a rigorous and compelling condemnation of the unnecessary pain and sorrow Dobbs left in its wake.
Kara Loewentheil offers a feminist take on self-help in the engaging, straightforward Take Back Your Brain.
The illuminating My Life With Sea Turtles sheds light not only on the beauty and mystery of sea turtles, but also on the urgent need to save them.
The exuberant American Diva celebrates “extraordinary, unruly, fabulous” women who earned their diva status and stood the test of time.
Challenger proves Adam Higginbotham is a master chronicler of disasters, piercing through politics, power and bureaucracies with laser-sharp focus.
Out in the World is an LGBTQ+ travel guide packed with unexpected and delightful new places to explore while unabashedly being exactly who you are.
Shana Novak’s gorgeous, poignant The Heirloomist documents 100 treasures beloved by everyday and famous people.
Steeped in steam and serenity, photojournalist Greta Rybus’ Hot Springs is perfect for those looking for a vacation destination or their next book to savor in the (hot) bath.
In Project UrbEx, photographer Ikumi Nakamura explores and captures unusual and hidden locations throughout the world.
Oscar winner Viola Davis offers an unflinching account of her difficult journey to stardom.
Billy Porter’s frankness as he delves into topics like gay rights, racism and the redemptive power of art make his memoir a rewarding book club pick.
With wit and honesty, actor Geena Davis takes stock of her time as a model, key film roles (including Thelma & Louise), important relationships and motherhood.
In this bold yet vulnerable memoir, comedian Jo Koy shares fascinating details about his creative methods and growth.
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