GaudiA soaring biography. . . meticulously researched, elegantly organized, fluidly, lucidly written. Chicago Tribune At the time of his death in 1926, Antonio Gaudi was arguably the most famous architect in the world. He had created some of the greatest and most controversial masterpieces of modern architecture that were as exotic as they were outrageous. But little is known about the shadowy figure behind the swirling, vivid buildings that inspired the

” -- Meg Wolitzer

creating a modernist fantasia that was inspired by the landscapes he discovered in his travels—from chaotic urban life to the Beckett-like desert vistas of the Southwest

A stylish psychological thriller with the compelling intrigue of The Silent Wife and Turn of Mind and the white-knuckle pacing of Before I Go to Sleep—in which a woman suffering from bipolar disorder cannot remember if she murdered her friend

Set against the backdrop of Alaska’s unforgiving wilderness

Wordsworth scholar Priscilla Gilman recounts the challenges of raising a son with hyperlexia

Saving Alex is a horrific yet uplifting story of identity

Let Go of Fear: Leave fear and ego at the door as psychic medium Kim Russo teaches you how to embrace love and reject negativity bias to fulfill your destiny

Tera Lynn Childs’s sequel to Forgive My Fins offers another tail-flicking romance with plenty of fun

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At Redemption Prep

If Lizzie is brave enough to go in search of the truth

Daria is forced to rely on the kindness of a man who takes pride in his own coarseness