Sedaris’ second volume of journal entries shows him coming to terms with fame, fortune, and culottes.

Expands the base game considerably with more characters, moves, combos, and music.

An inspirational, sometimes quixotic, collection of wisdom and life lessons from Nintendo’s beloved ex-President.

A lavishly illustrated version of perhaps the most foundational text on Japan’s monsters, myths, and legends.

A spicy and thoughtful memoir about chance encounters and spiritual awakenings.

Rabagliati’s possible last Paul adventure is the saddest, most poignant entry yet – and also the best.

Serves as both memoir and confessional of an artist who doesn’t need to prove anything – yet still feels like he must.

The most depressing of the series yet, but still one of the best reads out there.

A loving tribute to Fred Rogers that reminds us that kindness – and sweaters – never go out of style.

Ebony Flowers’ impressive debut is a celebration of black hair in all its natural, pressed and relaxed glories.