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Why Kenyans Win Marathons and Estonians Build Unicorns By Anirudh Krishna
Why do people from certain countries excel at particular activities?
Why do so many of the world’s best long-distance runners come from Kenya? How does Estonia (pop: 1.3 million) produce so many tech unicorns—Skype, Bolt, Wise? Why do so many distinguished writers come from Nigeria and so many classical musicians from Venezuela? Read More....
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The Smallest of Joys: How to Create Your Own Magic, Let Your Best Be Enough & Find Contentment Exactly as You Are by Diane Schiffer
pub date - 4/14/26
*Grandma vibes *cozy and encouraging *the little things that encourage gratitude and joy
I’m not much of a social media person and hadn’t heard of the author, and was wonderfully pleased by the audiobook’s contents. Moments shared with heart and openness, this was a lovely listen.
I lost my own grandma in 2019 and I miss her everyday; Diane is closer to a peer than a grandma for me, but I loved the grandma aura to this all the same.
Recommended for anyone who is looking for soft encouragement with a cozy and vintage backdrop.
Thank you to Hay House LLC and NetGalley for the ALC
Yesteryear: A Novel by Caro Claire Burke
pub date - April 7, 2026
Yesteryear pulled me right into it’s story and kept me on a dizzying rollercoaster of a ride throughout my reading.
I couldn’t turn the pages quickly enough and I ended this with a reading hangover and a bit befuddled by the ending.
Recommended!
Thank you to Knopf and NetGalley for the DRC
MEGA BUILDS – TEN COLOSSAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS THAT WILL CHANGE OUR WORLD By FRED MILLS
Mega Builds by Fred Mills explores the colossal engineering projects quietly redesigning the future of human civilisation.
From Saudi Arabia’s controversial desert megacity to Japan’s levitating trains and the global race for limitless energy, Mega Builds reveals how infrastructure has become the defining story of the 21st century. Read More....
HEART THE LOVER By Lily King
Penguin Random House announces Heart the Lover, the luminous new novel from Lily King, an instant New York Times bestseller and a masterful meditation on love, memory and the lives we carry within us. Read More....
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Dig a surreal horror novel by Author J. H. Markert, Horror books to read, Psychological Thriller, Penguin Random House Book PreOrder Blitz
J. H. Markert returns with a surreal horror novel, perfect for fans of Graveyard Shift and What Moves the Dead.
When Jericho’s father begins digging up the past he buried, a compulsion to dig sweeps over the island and soon everyone else is obsessively churning up dirt, desperate to uncover buried secrets.
Be careful what you unearth from the dirt before this surreal horror novel can worm its way into you too.
THE TREE WITHIN- The Mexican Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz’s Years In India By Indranil Chakravarty
The Tree Within by Indranil Chakravarty is a sweeping, immersive exploration of Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz’s profound relationship with India, the country that transformed him both as a poet and as a person.Read More...
MURDER IN MOONLIT SQUARE – Death In The Streets Of Old Delhi By PAUL WATERS
Chandni Chowk isn’t a backdrop; it’s the beating heart of Murder in Moonlit Square. In Paul Waters’ propulsive, witty mystery Murder in Moonlit Square, a body is discovered inside a lovingly restored Chandni Chowk haveli‑hotel, all marigolds, marble, and Downton‑style bell banks—the kind of heritage space that begs to host fashion shows and rooftop sundowners. Read More...
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