Nate Berkus

Discover the captivating world of one of the wealthiest and most intriguing dynasties of our time with Growing Up Getty. This enthralling book delves into the captivating lives of J. Paul Getty's descendants, including the successes and struggles of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. From media moguls and environmental champions to music icons and LGBTQ rights activists, this family is leaving its mark on a global stage. Get unprecedented access to family journals, letters, and interviews with family members and friends in this comprehensive and fascinating look at the benefits and burdens of being ultra-wealthy. Perfect for fans of Succession, The House of Gucci, The Cartiers, and Fortune's Children.

Explore multiple versions of America across three centuries in this emotional masterpiece from the author of A Little Life. From the Free States of 1893 to a 2093 world riven by plagues and totalitarian rule, three lovers face the reckoning of what makes us human: fear, love, shame, need, and loneliness. This ingenious symphony of recurring notes and themes will transport you to an earthly paradise that can't exist, yet still, a hope that remains.

A coming-of-age novel that explores the profound themes of life, death, and friendship. Set in a small Scottish town in 1986, two friends, James and Tully, make a vow to live life differently. Thirty years later, Tully's news forces them to confront mortality and examine their obligations to each other. Mayflies is a poignant examination of human connection and the meaning of love in the face of tragedy.

Aftermath is a story about a 12-year-old girl named Lucy, who struggles to fit in with her new schoolmates after the loss of her brother to a heart defect. Lucy feels isolated amidst her classmates who were survivors of a shooting that happened four years ago. But ultimately, through friendships and a newfound love for after-school mime class, Lucy learns that love is the most powerful tool to overcome grief. This book is recommended by writer, actor, and activist Amy Schumer.

The Elegance of the Hedgehog invites readers into the lives of the inconspicuous inhabitants of an elegant Parisian building. Follow Renée, a cultured and intelligent concierge, and Paloma, a talented but misunderstood twelve-year-old, as they hide their true selves from a world that doesn't appreciate them. Their lives intertwine with the arrival of a wealthy Japanese man, who sees through their disguises and helps them discover their kindred spirits. This novel celebrates the quiet victories of those often overlooked.

This powerful novel follows four college friends as they navigate their way through New York in search of fame and fortune. Tinged by addiction, success, and pride, their relationships deepen over the decades, held together by their devotion to the troubled and enigmatic Jude. A beautiful hymn to brotherhood and a masterful depiction of love in the modern world, A Little Life explores the families we are born into and those we create for ourselves.

After Visiting Friends is a memoir of a son's journey to uncover the truth about his father's sudden death, which had haunted him for years. Michael Hainey, a seasoned journalist, delves into the world of competitive newspapers and hard-living men, and discovers new truths about his family's legacy of secrets. This stirring memoir is a rare window into a world that no longer exists.

Experience the raw reality of drug and alcohol abuse in a literary voice that will leave you captivated. A Million Little Pieces portrays the unique struggles and challenges of rehabilitation in a way that has never been told before. Be warned, this book is intense and unpredictable, but also a must-read for anyone seeking a riveting and unflinching account of addiction and recovery.

A retired detective seeking a peaceful life in rural Ireland finds himself drawn back into the world of investigation when a local boy's missing brother is ignored by the police. Cal Hooper must use his old instincts to uncover what's really happening in the community, even if it puts him in danger.