Whitlock’s lively collection of episodic short stories takes place in a world where, thanks to scientific advancements, animals can now talk and reason with hum...

McPherson’s heart-rending second (after <em>Wanted Boys</em>) in the Wanted Boys series begins with a melancholy Jace forced to go to engineering school without...

Conservationist, beekeeper, and “eco influencer” Suzie needs to shake up her life. She’s completed college, has a successful social media presence, and possesse...

Leng’s historical thriller, the first in his Echoes of Fortune series, straddles timelines between Major-General Edward Braddock’s 1755 campaign leading the Bri...

By challenging women to redefine what it means to be a “nice girl,” Ehlers delivers a frank yet inviting self-help narrative on creating a persona that elevates...

Ross’s memoir—published posthumously and edited by his wife, Pam Ross—centers on his philosophy to “take from necessity, with reverence and restraint. We belong...

Safety incidents aren’t inevitable accidents, argues Fielkow—they’re the preventable results of inadequate training, clunky processes, and a business culture th...

Chapman’s middle-grade biography of her great-grandfather celebrates the life of John Henry McClatchy as family patriarch and also as a builder who expanded the...

“Something fundamental is broken—not just in our food and health systems, but in the way we think about health itself,” Bunn writes in this all-encompassing gui...

Alarmed that “disinformation and lies,” especially in right-wing politics and New Age circles, have become overwhelming enough in the U.S. that they have “paral...