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A young woman’s struggle for acceptance explored through colorful and honest pictures of her body.

The Lincoln Lawyer’s sixth solo legal thriller finds him defending his most important client yet: himself.

A Faustian agreement leaves a woman unable to leave a mark on the world, prompting her to use creative ways to leave a legacy.

The third Jake Brigance novel is more traditional Grisham than its predecessor, and that’s just fine and dandy.

Dilbert and his office cohorts keep the misery rolling in this otherwise predictable 48th collection of sharable funnies.

The twenty-fifth Sherman’s Lagoon collection helps celebrates 20 years of man-eating funnies and critical life lessons.

A firsthand account of bucking trends and becoming the first woman elected Mayor of Montréal.

A beautiful, aching look at difficult friendships among ever-changing perspectives and expectations.

A lackluster and clunky thriller about a killer who terrorizes women that ends on a big yawn.

An artist facing the tragic loss of her eyesight learns to adapt and find a new path to inspiration.