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Carnival Ghosts: A Memoir of Life, Loss, and Rebirth with Little Feat

Publication Date: 02/16/2027

Carnival Ghosts is the long-awaited memoir by keyboard legend and Little Feat co-founder Bill Payne, a musician’s musician whose extraordinary career spans six decades and counting. A grade school piano prodigy who would grow up to become one of the greatest rock and roll keyboardists in history, Bill Payne has…

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From Survival to Service: A Memoir of Resilience, Justice, and Advocacy

Publication Date: 02/16/2027

An unforgettable journey through trauma, resilience, and the search for meaning beyond survival. From the outside, Sayeh Rivazfar’s childhood looked ordinary enough. Shared birthday cakes. Apartment complexes filled with children playing under the Florida sun. Sisters whispering secrets after the lights went out. But behind closed doors lived instability, fear,…

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The Hebraic Thread: Reclaiming the Political Theology that Sustains the Liberal West

Publication Date: 02/09/2027

The West’s current crisis of order traces back to one fateful loss: the biblical tradition of liberty under the law that once sustained it. Why is the West tearing itself apart? From campus protests and climate apocalypticism to the delegitimization of Israel and the hollowing out of democratic institutions, the…

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Is My Vagina a Lemon?: How to Go from Faking It to Feeling It in Life and Love

Publication Date: 02/09/2027

Audacious and irreverent, Is My Vagina a Lemon? is one woman’s quest for an orgasm—and an invitation back to yourself and a life with all the f*cking feels. One day, it hits you: You’re supposed to feel more than this. More alive. More magic. More…YOU! Because you’ve built the life.…

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Numb, Party of One: A Memoir of Healing From Dissociation

Publication Date: 02/02/2027

Maria Cassano thought she was a sociopath—until a trauma therapist diagnosed her with a dissociative disorder and helped her feel again. On the bright side, Maria Cassano was always the calmest person in the room. On the not-so-bright side, she was pretty sure she’d die alone. All logic and no…

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Barons and Bros: Leadership Lessons from the Parallel Lives of the Great 19th and 21st Century Entrepreneurs

Publication Date: 02/02/2027

Lessons from the lives of the men who built the future, then and now. Have you ever wondered if great entrepreneurs like Andrew Carnegie and Elon Musk share traits or experiences that enabled their success? And if they do, what can you learn from their stories? In Barons and Bros,…

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The Big Bet: How an Unlikely Group of Visionaries Forged a New Path for Philanthropy

Publication Date: 02/02/2027

A paradigm-busting true story of how a bold bet on “multiplication philanthropy” transformed a struggling Phoenix charity into one of the largest St. Vincent de Paul councils in the world—and could revolutionize how America gives. What if the rules governing how charities raise and spend money are not just wrong,…

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Born for Both: A Modern Mother’s Guide to Pursuing Big Ambition While Raising Little Humans

Publication Date: 02/02/2027

What if motherhood wasn’t a setback to achieving your goals but your greatest superpower? For generations, mothers have been forced into an impossible choice: Be present at home or powerful in their work. Born for Both dismantles this outdated narrative and replaces it with a bold, practical framework for building…

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How to Cook Rice: On the Care and Feeding of an Immigrant Family

Publication Date: 01/26/2027

A soulful blend of memoir and recipes, How to Cook Rice is a tender exploration of how food becomes the language of love and identity in a Taiwanese American immigrant family. In How to Cook Rice: On the Care and Feeding of an Immigrant Family, Grace Hwang Lynch takes readers…

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Aaron’s Revenge: A True Story

Publication Date: 01/26/2027

The extraordinary true story of Aaron Herskowitz—one of the only Jews who fought back against his Nazi tormentors and lived to reveal the long-suppressed secret of why so few others did. In the waning days of World War II, deep in the occupied Hungarian countryside, something almost unthinkable occurred: a…

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