Publication year 1919
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Wins & Losses, War, Economics
Tags World History, Business & Economics, Politics & Government
The Best of "Best Book" Lists
The Best of "Best Book" Lists Collection gathers together a selection of popular bestsellers and fan favorites that frequently appear on "Best of" lists. This diverse Collection includes picks to suit a range of age groups and genre preferences, from otherworldly fantasy to gripping crime thrillers.
The Economic Consequences of the Peace
The Empathy Diaries
The Empathy Exams
The Empress of Salt and Fortune
The Enchanted Greenhouse
The End of Drum-Time
The End We Start From
The Evening and the Morning
The Everlasting
The Ex Hex
The Exiles
The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell
The Eyes and the Impossible
The Familiar
The Family Chao
The Family Game
The Favorites
The Feather Thief
The Fellowship of the Ring
The Female Eunuch
Publication year 1919
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Wins & Losses, War, Economics
Tags World History, Business & Economics, Politics & Government
Publication year 2021
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Science & Technology, Mental Health, Self Discovery, Family, Fathers, Mothers
Tags Psychology, Science & Nature, Psychology, Biography
Publication year 2014
Genre Essay Collection, Nonfiction
Themes Community, Mental Health
Tags Health, Gender & Feminism, Psychology, Philosophy, Philosophy, Biography, Psychology, Relationships, Trauma & Abuse, Addiction & Substance Abuse
The Empathy Exams: Essays by Leslie Jamison is a collection of nonfiction essays that are connected thematically by pain and caring. Jamison uses a combination of personal experiences and journalistic approaches to ponder essential questions about both physical and emotional wounds, tenderness, and how people connect through pain. First published in April 2014, this collection premiered at #11 on the New York Times bestseller list and has received considerable acclaim from reviewers across the world... Read The Empathy Exams Summary
Publication year 2020
Genre Novella, Fiction
Themes Revenge, Femininity, Gender Identity, The Past, Animals, Appearance & Reality, Friendship, Social Class, Colonialism, Politics & Government, War
Tags Fantasy, LGBTQ+, Gender & Feminism
Publication year 2025
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Community, Trust & Doubt, Justice, Plants, Self Discovery, Loneliness
Tags Fantasy, Romance, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Indigenous Identity, Place, Colonialism, Religion & Spirituality
Tags Scandinavian Literature, World History, Historical Fiction, Romance
Publication year 2017
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Mothers, Perseverance, Femininity, Climate, Friendship
Tags Science Fiction
The End We Start From (2017) is a dystopian novel by British author Megan Hunter. Set in an apocalyptic version of London, the story centers on climate disaster survival and the trauma of navigating pregnancy and motherhood in the wake of a cataclysmic climate event that alters the world as we know it. The story is primarily told from the first-person perspective of an unnamed narrator and written in a lyrical style that swings between... Read The End We Start From Summary
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Power & Greed, Justice
Tags Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Romance, Action & Adventure, Medieval, European History, British Literature, World History
Publication year 2025
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Power & Greed, Truth & Lies, The Past, Nation, Politics & Government, Animals
Tags Fantasy, Romance, Historical Fiction
Publication year 2021
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Forgiveness, Love, Family, Friendship, Self Discovery, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Romance, Fantasy, Love & Sexuality, Relationships, Special Occasions, Science Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction, Religion & Spirituality
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Gender Identity, Femininity, Race, Social Class, Colonialism, Loyalty & Betrayal, Equality
Tags Historical Fiction, Gender & Feminism, British Literature, World History
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Fate, Religion & Spirituality, Shame & Pride, Family
Tags Historical Fiction, Bullying, Modern Classic Fiction, World History
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Animals, Appearance & Reality, Environment, Plants, Place, Friendship, Self Discovery, Beauty, Safety & Danger
Tags Fantasy, Children`s Literature, Animals, Science & Nature, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Fear, Love, Social Class, Good & Evil, Power & Greed, Religion & Spirituality, Safety & Danger
Tags Fantasy, Historical Fiction, World History, Magical Realism, Romance
Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Conflict, Guilt, Race, Death, Fathers, Siblings
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Asian Literature, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Trust & Doubt, Revenge, Justice, Good & Evil, Mothers
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Psychological Fiction, Finance, Special Occasions, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 2025
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Love, Revenge, Appearance & Reality
Tags Romance
Publication year 2018
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Animals, Appearance & Reality, Art, Justice, Power & Greed
Tags Crime & Law, European History, Science & Nature, Animals, Mystery & Crime Fiction, World History
The Feather Thief by American author, screenwriter, and journalist Kirk Wallace Johnson is about the 2009 heist of the British Natural History Museum at Tring. It retraces the background of the 20-year-old American thief, professional flautist, and master fly-tier, Edwin Rist, who stole 299 rare bird skins from the museum. Johnson first heard about the heist while fly-fishing on a river in New Mexico. Living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after years of aid work... Read The Feather Thief Summary
Publication year 1955
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Power & Greed, Good & Evil
Tags Fantasy, Classic Fiction, Action & Adventure
In 1954, writer and scholar of English literature J. R. R. Tolkien published The Fellowship of the Ring, the first of three volumes in his novel The Lord of the Rings. Considered a founding text of high fantasy, The Lord of the Rings is widely regarded as a modern classic. The saga’s roots in epic poetry, philology, and mythology have influenced both academia and popular culture, inspiring scholarship, Tolkien societies, and film adaptations, including Ralph... Read The Fellowship of the Ring Summary
Publication year 1970
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Femininity, Sexual Identity, Family
Tags Gender & Feminism, Women`s Studies, Sociology, World History, Philosophy, Philosophy, Classic Fiction, Politics & Government