How Successful People Think by John C. Maxwell is a Wall Street Journal and New York Times bestselling guide that shows how changing the way you think can transform both your work and your life. In today’s fast-paced world, this compact yet powerful book...

Secrets About Men Every Woman Should Know by Barbara De Angelis is a powerful guide to understanding men, love, and the hidden truths that shape relationships. For the first time available as an ebook, this bestselling classic continues to inspire women around the world...

Never Kiss Your Roommate by Philine Harms takes readers inside Seven Hills, the most elite boarding school where brilliance and ambition rule the halls. But behind the polished perfection lies scandal, secrets, and an anonymous blog—the notorious Chitter Chatter—run by someone only known as...

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne unlocks one of the most powerful mysteries of the universe, offering wisdom that has been passed down through oral traditions, literature, religions, and philosophies for centuries. First introduced to the world through the groundbreaking 2006 film, The Secret quickly...

The Art of Loving by Erich Fromm is a timeless classic that has inspired generations with its clarity and insight into the nature of love. In this profound work, Fromm—renowned psychoanalyst and philosopher—argues that love is not merely a fleeting emotion but the deepest...

Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner is a cult bestseller that takes a bold and unconventional look at the hidden forces shaping everyday life. The authors explore surprising questions—like how names can influence success, why drug dealers often live with their...

Animal Farm by George Orwell is a timeless allegorical novel that remains just as powerful today as when it was first written. George Orwell delivers a scathing satire on power, corruption, and the blind march of society towards totalitarianism. Animal Farm tells the story...

A Hunger Artist by Franz Kafka was the last book published during his lifetime, and it captures some of his most profound and haunting themes — spiritual poverty, futility, alienation, and the struggles of the modern artist. The collection features four unforgettable stories: “A...

Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands is the magical second book in Heather Fawcett’s enchanting Emily Wilde series. This time, the brilliant but prickly professor of faerie folklore finds herself once again entangled in both scholarly mysteries and dangerous faerie intrigues. Having written the...

John Keats (1795–1821) remains one of the most celebrated voices of English Romantic poetry. Rising from a humble background and trained as an apothecary, Keats was introduced to the literary world through Leigh Hunt’s circle. Though at first mocked as part of the so-called...

Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë is a powerful novel that draws deeply from the author’s personal experiences as a governess, shedding light on the hardships and injustices faced by 19th-century women in similar positions. The story follows Agnes, who, after her family’s financial ruin,...

Lives of the Artists by Giorgio Vasari, often called “the first art historian,” presents the fascinating lives of Leonardo da Vinci and other celebrated Renaissance masters. Vasari writes with delight and insight, combining biography with analysis to illuminate the genius, struggles, and triumphs of...

Circe and Cyclops by Homer tells the legendary tales of Odysseus’s encounters with the formidable enchantress Circe, who can turn men into swine, and the fearsome Cyclops, a man-eating giant. These stories are part of the epic journey of Odysseus, the “man of twists...

Gooseberries by Anton Chekhov is a masterful short story that delves into the human pursuit of happiness and the cost of material ambition. The narrative follows Ivan Ivanovich as he visits his brother and contemplates his own life. While picking gooseberries, Ivan contrasts his...

The Odyssey by Homer is one of the greatest works of classic literature, recounting the perilous journey of Odysseus, the man of twists and turns. Within these timeless tales are encounters with the man-eating Cyclops, the enchantress Circe who turns men into swine, and...

Kaguya-sama: Love is War, Vol. 3 by Aka Akasaka is a hilarious and heart-throbbing continuation of the battle of love between two brilliant high school geniuses. Both Kaguya and Miyuki are determined to make the other confess first, leading to clever schemes, embarrassing slip-ups,...

The King of Attolia by Megan Whalen Turner is part of the entrancing Queen’s Thief series, a world rich with political intrigue, dangerous journeys, divine intervention, and unforgettable characters. At the center of it all is Eugenides, the cunning and charismatic thief whose wit...

The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare is one of the most famous comedies ever written, blending wit, humor, and timeless social commentary. In this play, Shakespeare tells the story of the spirited and sharp-tongued Katherina, who is unwilling to conform to traditional...

It Was Snowing Butterflies by Charles Darwin captures some of the most extraordinary moments from his famous voyage on the Beagle. In It Was Snowing Butterflies, readers are transported to distant lands, enchanted by vivid scenes of natural wonders, strange creatures, and thrilling adventures...

Sakamoto Days by Yuto Suzuki follows the legendary hit man Taro Sakamoto, who once struck fear into the hearts of criminals worldwide. In Sakamoto Days, Sakamoto has left his deadly past behind, settling into a peaceful life running a neighborhood store with his wife...