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This collection of four novellas will pull you into intriguing and frightening places. The title story, a stand-alone sequel to The Outsider, features the incomparable Holly Gibney on her first solo case investigating a bombing at a Middle School. Three other long stories, including "Mr. Harrigan's Phone," "The Life of Chuck," and "Rat," ensure a uniquely satisfying read from the incomparably gifted writer Stephen King.

Follow the journey of Eleanor Oliphant as she navigates a life of careful routines, frozen pizza, and phone calls with her mother. With her lack of social skills and brutal honesty, she struggles to connect with others until she meets Raymond, a bumbling IT guy. Together, they rescue an elderly man and break out of their lives of isolation. This uplifting story will warm your heart and remind you that ultimately, the key to survival is opening your heart.

This gripping novel explores the aftermath of a writer's mysterious suicide and the discovery of a frightened child in an antique cupboard. From the bestselling author of Ladies Coupe, this book delves into the powerful emotions of desire and their consequences.

"Let's Do This Together" is a perfect book for parents and children to read and learn together. With relatable and fun stories, it cleverly includes everyday math problems that help make sense of the world around us. This interactive book encourages children to think for themselves, while also growing in self-confidence and number proficiency.

A courageous novel set in modern India, exploring the extreme violence faced by a newly-wed woman at the hands of her university professor husband. Based on the author's own experience, the story delves into intellectual and physical cruelty and the isolating effects of abuse. Despite the harrowing subject matter, the protagonist finds hope in the power of writing to act as her salvation, weaving themes of fiction and storytelling throughout. Tender and lyrical, this book is a smart and fierce exploration of defiance in the face of domestic violence.

"City of Djinns" by William Dalrymple takes readers on a journey through the centuries-old history of Delhi, uncovering fascinating characters and exploring the city's seven "dead" cities as well as its modern eighth city. Along the way, the author shares stories about eunuchs, descendants of great Moguls, and the legend of djinns - fire-formed spirits that assure the city's regeneration. With a perfect blend of research and adventure, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in Delhi's rich history and culture.

Discover a comprehensive guide to introducing yoga to children with this book on yoga education. Written specifically for teachers and parents, it covers topics such as integrating yoga into the classroom, the cause of student unrest and its remedy, and yoga therapy for children. The book also includes a wide range of yogic techniques and activities for children, including asana, pranayama, yoga games, relaxation, and meditation, making it an essential reference for yoga teachers seeking to enhance their practice.

Discover a timeless graduation speech from Dr. Seuss in this classic book. With his signature humor and illustrations, Dr. Seuss tackles the ups and downs of life's "Great Balancing Act" while encouraging readers to tap into their own potential for success. Whether you're starting out in nursery school or completing a PhD, this book offers a wealth of wisdom. With just 56 pages, it's the perfect send-off for anyone entering the maze of life.