Not quite non-fiction, not quite self-help. It's a work of art about conflicting philosophies.Many books believe they know how you should live. But each book disagrees with the next. In "How to Live", each chapter believes it knows how you should live. And each chapter disagrees with the next.One chapter makes a compelling argument for why you should be completely independent, keeping all options open. The next chapter argu...

A ROUGH TRADE AND UNCUT BOOK OF THE YEAR 2025'Brilliantly entertaining' MOJO'A rollercoaster tale' Classic Pop'Endlessly vivid' i Paper'A beautifully candid bromance . . . the shared vision and the strength of their bond is palpable on every page of a book that even casual fans should devour' Record Collector'A bruised but ...

'What a beautiful book, it’s like a hug, or a gentle holding of a hand' MICHAELA COEL'The Recovery House is a work of the soul. It's some of the most earnest, beautiful writing I've come across in years.' JO HAMYA'So rich, emotional and wise, distilling it all into a finely textured work of tenderness, love, camaraderie and human resilience.' COURTTIA NEWLAND'I was deeply moved... each vignette feels like a s...

Brought to you by Penguin.A Granta Best Young British NovelistJamal, a gifted and introspective young poet, wakes in a quiet, claustrophobic recovery house after a devastating mental breakdown, unsure how the bright edges of his life became so fractured. In this stark yet strangely tender sanctuary, with its watchful nurses, restless corridors and overlooked garden, he encounters several wounded, but radiant souls who are each wrest...

'A whistle-stop tour de force with an expert guide . . . Pure fire.' Symeon Brown'A smorgasbord of fascinating cameos . . . [Bardowell's] paid his dues, people, and now it's time to enjoy the fruits of what he's witnessed.' John Masouri, Echoes MagazineDancehall isn't just music. It's a philosophy, a survival strategy, a rebellion in riddim.Fire Inna Dancehall traces the collision of sound, style a...

'A whistle-stop tour de force with an expert guide . . . Pure fire.' Symeon Brown'A smorgasbord of fascinating cameos . . . [Bardowell's] paid his dues, people, and now it's time to enjoy the fruits of what he's witnessed.' John Masouri, Echoes MagazineDancehall isn't just music. It's a philosophy, a survival strategy, a rebellion in riddim.Fire Inna Dancehall traces the collision of sound, style a...

This Little Golden Book retells a fan-favorite episode of The Golden Girls!This beautifully illustrated Little Golden Book retells a fan-favorite episode of The Golden Girls. It's the perfect gift for fans of the beloved series and Little Golden Book collectors of all ages!

Fall back into the atmospheric world of Coastal Mississippi, where the charm of small-town life meets a slow-burn love story.When Cody Desmond returns to the small coastal town of Bay Springs, Mississippi after a disastrous months-long stint working aboard a cruise ship, he finds himself uncertain of his future. With his first real relationship sunk beneath the waves and his sense of self adrift, Cody grapples with feelings of inadequacy.And wit...

Seoul, Korea, 2057Kwan longs to make a difference and is desperate to protect his family's legacy. As the son of the Chief Technology Integration Minister, the stakes are high to prove his worth. After achieving prominence for discovering a revolutionary compound for building roads and bridges, Kwan realizes that his compound might be toxic. Should he speak up to protect the environment of his homeland, or follow professional success and recognition? In the back of...

The courtroom falls silent. The questions remain.The Quiet Court is a moving collection of poetry exploring the human lives hidden beneath the language of law.Through eighteen reflective poems, Derek Fermin looks beyond verdicts, sentences, objections, and appeals to examine the people who carry their consequences—the trembling witness, the uncertain juror, the grieving family, the person seeking redemption, and the judge left alone with the weight of judgment.From ...

You started a business. But why?Entrepreneurs often lose sight of what matters. Are you helping people? Are they happy? Are you happy? Are you profitable? Isn't that enough?Derek Sivers accidentally started a business by helping musicians sell their music. It became the largest online seller of independent music with over 150,000 musicians and $100M in sales. After ten years, he sold the company for $22 million and gave all the money to charity.In...

Amy has two lives, and she is fluent in both.In one, she is Cole's wife: an apartment they cannot afford, calls she answers on the first ring, a husband whose voice never rises and never needs to. She has become an expert in the carefully true sentence, trimmed until nobody asks a follow-up question.In the other, she is family. Her grandfather's hospital, her grandmother's kitchen, the Saturday poker game where money crosses the table but never leaves in anyone's pocket, an...