February 2025 brings a curated collection of 9 books to read that span genres and themes, ensuring there’s something for every kind of reader.
After the success of his first major film, actor John K. lets fame cloud his judgment, making a reckless comment in an interview that sends shockwaves through his college friend Asghar Abbasi’s life.
In ancient Greece, where the Twelve Gods demand food, treasure, and even human sacrifice, a prophecy speaks of a chosen one who will bring freedom to mortals—yet most dismiss it as a myth.
What if rewriting your future meant leaving a piece of your past behind? In a hidden Tokyo pawnshop, only the lost can find a place to trade their regrets and life’s hardest choices.
In this gripping new psychological thriller from #1 New York Times bestselling author Freida McFadden, Tegan, eight months pregnant and running from a crumbling life, heads to her brother’s home, only to be caught in a deadly blizzard.
Drukpa Kunley (1455-1529), one of Bhutan’s most iconic saints, reshaped spiritual practices with his unconventional path to enlightenment. Although not originally from Bhutan, his influence on the culture is undeniable, symbolized by the widespread use of the phallic symbol.
Since its inception, the Indian Constitution has been extensively studied, analyzed, and debated by citizens, scholars, lawyers, and politicians alike.
Welcome to Tenderness, a charming seaside town in Kitakyushu, where hidden gems await at every corner, including the 24/7 convenience store of the same name.
Detective Galileo, Keigo Higashino’s beloved character from The Devotion of Suspect X, returns to solve a case where hidden histories and an impossible crime are intertwined by nearly invisible threads in unexpected ways.
Source Code offers an unprecedentedly candid look at Bill Gates’ life, from his childhood in Seattle to dropping out of Harvard at age 20 in 1975. Soon after, he co-wrote, with Paul Allen, the program that would lay the foundation for Microsoft and, eventually, the entire software industry—forever changing the way the world operates.
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