In The Subtle Knife, Lyra’s journey takes a thrilling turn as she crosses into a new world and meets Will, a boy with a mysterious knife that can cut through reality itself. As they uncover dangerous secrets, their lives—and the fate of all worlds—will never be the same. Adventure, betrayal, and destiny await.
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In Wolf Hall, Thomas Cromwell, the cunning architect of Henry VIII’s rise to power, navigates a treacherous world of politics, betrayal, and ambition. As the king’s most trusted advisor, Cromwell plays a dangerous game with shifting loyalties—where survival is as much about intellect as it is about power. But at what cost? Secrets, lies, and blood await.
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In As You Like It, love, disguise, and mistaken identities collide in a lush forest where anything can happen. From cross-dressing heroines to wise fools and tangled romances, Shakespeare’s comedy explores the blurred lines between reality and illusion. Get ready for a playful journey where the heart—and the stage—are full of surprises.
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In Red Storm Rising, the Cold War escalates into all-out conflict when the Soviet Union launches a daring plan to seize the world’s oil supply. NATO must scramble to stop them, leading to intense naval battles, secret operations, and high-stakes strategy. Can the West hold its ground, or will global war break out? The clock is ticking.
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In Sandman Book Two, Dream’s tangled past catches up with him—through haunting historical events, vengeful spirits, and complex sibling rivalries. From the French Revolution to ancient Rome, Gaiman weaves a dark, captivating tapestry of myth, history, and self-discovery. Prepare for twists, betrayals, and the weight of eternity. The story deepens, and Dream is far from unscathed.
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The Cartoon History of the Universe: Volumes 1-7 by Larry Gonick is a hilarious, visually engaging journey through the history of the world—from the Big Bang to the rise of modern civilizations. With witty illustrations and insightful humor, Gonick makes complex history accessible, fun, and unforgettable. Perfect for history buffs and beginners alike!
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Atomic Habits reveals the power of tiny changes to create massive transformations. James Clear shows you how small, consistent habits—built on science and simple strategies—can reshape your life. Whether you want to improve your health, productivity, or happiness, this book will teach you how to break bad habits and build the good ones that stick.
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A dying mother, a boy with a quest, and two worlds hanging in the balance. In The Talisman, Stephen King and Peter Straub take you on a thrilling journey where 12-year-old Jack Sawyer crosses into a dark, magical realm to save his mom—and everything he loves. Twisted dangers, eerie landscapes, and a power worth risking it all for await!
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Caught stealing, Shai, a master of magical forgery, is given an impossible task: recreate the shattered soul of an emperor in 100 days—or face execution. As she crafts a soul from scratch, secrets unravel, and the line between art and identity blurs. Can she save herself while proving that even a soul can be forged?
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Napoleon: A Life by Andrew Roberts offers an exhilarating, in-depth look at one of history’s most fascinating figures. Through fresh insights and rich storytelling, Roberts uncovers the complexities of Napoleon’s rise, reign, and downfall. Whether you admire or despise him, this biography will change the way you see the French emperor and his legacy.
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Step into the mind of one of history’s most infamous kings in The Autobiography of Henry VIII by Margaret George. Told through his own voice, this gripping novel reveals the secrets, scandals, and passions of a ruler who changed the course of history—six wives, endless intrigue, and a relentless pursuit of power. You’ll never see Henry the same way again.
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In Christine, a shy teen’s life changes when he buys a rusted Plymouth Fury with a sinister secret: the car is alive—and deadly. As Christine’s dark power consumes him, friendships unravel, bodies pile up, and her unholy thirst for vengeance burns brighter than her gleaming red paint. Love her? Fear her. There’s no escaping her.
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