'A thoroughly engaging, delightful excursion into the wondrous world of books'
– Kirkus Reviews, starred review
This New York Times bestselling love letter to bookstores explores their long-standing role in American cultural life, from Benjamin Franklin's Philadelphia shop to the big-box stores of today.
A chilling portrait of the figures at the heart of the Nazi regime
From high-ranking deputies to little-known administrators, this gripping history examines the people at every level of German society who carried out atrocities at Hitler's command.
The New York Times bestselling author of The Mosquito turns to the noble horse
This highly anticipated new release gallops through more than 5,000 years of civilization, tracing humanity's fateful and enduring relationship with horses.
Experience the trial that captivated the country in a new release Ken Burns calls 'terrific'
In 1925, the sensational Scopes trial drew international attention — and exposed the deep political and religious divisions that continue to shape society.
'Readers will be electrified' (Publishers Weekly) by this vivid oral history of second-wave feminism
Witness a pivotal decade in the fight for women's rights, from the publication of The Feminine Mystique to Billie Jean King's iconic Battle of the Sexes.
'Brings to life a complex and memorable figure in a book that never fails to fascinate'
– New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Eig
Widely recognized as one of the nation's most private First Ladies, Pat Nixon comes vividly to life in this unprecedented account of her unsung political work and fascinating personal life.
'Will magnetize readers interested in US Civil War history and politics'
– Library Journal, starred review
In the 1850s, Massachusetts became the epicenter of American abolitionism — while South Carolina began to consider the radical possibility of secession.
– New York Times bestselling author Michael Harriot
In 1985, Philadelphia police bombed the home of a group of Black liberationists known as MOVE. Here, the son of MOVE activists recalls his memories of the deadly attack — and his quest for justice in the aftermath.
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