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NEW Non-Fiction Books!

The Darkest White: A mountain legend and the avalanche that took him by Eric Blehm

Drive: The lasting legacy of Tiger Woods by Bob Harig

The Balanced Brain: the science of mental health by Camilla Nord

Are You Calling Me a Racist?: why we need to stop talking about race and start making real anti-racist change by Sarita Srivastava

Barons: money, power and corruption of America

Return of the Great Powers: Russia, China and the next world war by Jim Sciutto

White Rural Rage: The threat to American democracy by Tom Schaller and Paul Waldman

Catastrophic Ethics: How to choose well in a world of tough choices by Travis Rieder