New in Paperback October 2024

One home, four hundred years of history and an unforgettable story of family and fortune, love and loss. Perfect for fans of Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver and The Fraud by Zadie Smith.

Keep your wits about you and your pencils sharp — Murdle is back in a brand-new way.

Find comfort in chaos by leaning on the Stoics to solve life’s greatest mysteries.

One of the most chilling works of dystopian fiction to come out of the last decade. If you think 1984 or The Handmaid’s Tale is harrowing, pick this one up.

A brilliant, accessible, and cohesive history of America centering native peoples and culture from an acclaimed Professor of History and American Studies at Yale University.

Alice McDermott’s sublime novel cuts across decades and continents to tell an unforgettable story of a changing world.

Henry Winkler has charmed audiences on screen for decades, and now he takes that charm (and wisdom) to the page.

A hiss-terical story about the (un)luckiest nepo-baby of all time, Starter Villain follows an everyman who inherits his uncle’s supervillain empire.

A wonderfully whimsical reading experience best enjoyed with your favorite cup of tea.

A story of healing, hope and friendship — and the legacy of the Vietnam war. This is perfect for fans of The Women by Kristin Hannah.

A prize-winning collection of surprising stories from an acclaimed Irish author, available in the United States for the first time.

Native author, Native characters, hot romance (with a forced proximity trope) and a ghost story: We’re in love.

Discover Pick Bryan Washington returns with a tender story about food, family and finding a way back to friendship after loss.

Game of Thrones meets Vikings, for fans of ancient magic, fierce warriors and bloody battles.

The heartwarming adventure that started in Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea continues in a charming sapphic tale of petulant pirates.

One misstep might just land you in the path of a demon in this gritty, gory and magical new take on New York City from a pair of fan-favorite writers.

A thrilling new take on a classic conflict between the White House and the Kremlin from former CIA analyst David McCloskey.

A witch and a werewolf reluctantly agree to help each other — only to find that resisting each other proves impossible…

This is a fresh look at the oft-written about George Washington, and it makes for an interesting read.

Ross Gay’s second collection of essays reminds us to slow down and view the world with curiosity and an open heart.

A guide to living freely with a sense of wonder along with compassion for ourselves and others, written by an acclaimed poet and essayist.