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Hi Pretty Girl, Bye Pretty Girl

Daniel Amory

Feb 28 - Mar 31
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2026 Bestseller. "Charming." "Very Funny." "Romance." "Coming-Of-Age." Hi Pretty Girl, Bye Pretty Girl is the new romantic comedy from award-winning and bestselling author Daniel Amory (NYT, A&E Television, The History Channel, "Cameron's Court," "The Lion in the Colosseum," "Le Scapegoat," "(In)famous") about childhood friends, Catherine and Jake, as they travel together during law school on a spring break trip to Morocco. Later that summer, after graduating, they go on another trip, but this time to Spain. With love in the air, things become complicated and conflict ensues. Back at home in Chicago, Catherine, torn by the complications of their relationship, suddenly announces that she is getting married, but to a guy that Jake knows is "all wrong" for her. Forced to confront his feelings for Catherine, Jake vows to stop the wedding. However, with the wedding in the Bahamas, things get even more complex and descend into discord with the help of some new friends. "Superb." "Loved it." "Timeless."

As a journalist, Daniel Amory worked with The New York Times, A&E Television and The History Channel. A cornerstone of Literary Romantic Comedies in 2026, Hi Pretty Girl, Bye Pretty Girl is one of his six novels.

Contemporary
Fiction

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Cheers to Monday: The Surprisingly Simple Method to Lead and Live with Less Stress and More Joy

Amy Leneker

Feb 28 - Mar 24
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A Simple 3-Step Method to Lead – and Live – with Less Stress and More Joy

What if the secret to less stress is just three simple steps?

If you’ve ever woken up on a Monday already exhausted – or spent Sunday night bracing yourself for the week ahead – the problem isn’t you. The problem is stress. And there’s a surprisingly simple way to break free.

Stress is embedded in today’s workplaces – disguised as drive, rewarded as resilience, and even praised as passion. But chronic stress isn’t a strength; it drains leaders, divides teams, and damages entire organizations.

Cheers to Monday is the joyful rebellion against stress and burnout you’ve been waiting for. In this transformative book, Amy Leneker – a former C-suite executive and now a trusted leadership advisor to Fortune 100 companies and public sector organizations – reveals a liberating truth: stress isn’t the price of success – it’s the thief that steals it. And she proves it with sharp wit, refreshing honesty, and laugh-out-loud stories. You’ll get the same coaching and science-backed strategies Amy shares in boardrooms, workshops, and conferences around the world.

Learn how to:

-See stress differently – and finally break the cycle of exhaustion, overwhelm, and self-doubt
-Sort stress into five clear categories – so you know exactly what to do with each one
-Solve stress with a simple framework to reclaim your time, energy, and focus – at work and beyond
-Celebrate the shift – because reducing stress isn’t just a wellness strategy, it’s a joy strategy…and much more.

Cheers to Monday isn’t just a book – it’s a movement to transform how you lead, live, and work. It’s for every leader quietly falling apart, every team crushing goals while getting crushed in the process, and every human who’s tired of pretending they’re “fine.” Whether you’re just starting your career, climbing the corporate ladder, or reflecting on the legacy you’ll leave behind, this book gives you three simple steps to finally break free from stress – and reclaim the life you were meant to live.

Self help
Business

How Democracies Learn to Decide: Problem-Solving Democracy in Action Book Cover

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How Democracies Learn to Decide: Problem-Solving Democracy in Action

Takashi Moriuchi

Feb 28 - Mar 13
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Book 2 in the Problem-Solving Democracy (PSD) series.
A seven-case casebook showing PSD in action—how democracies learn under pressure without resetting every cycle.

How do democracies improve when politics gets louder, stakes get higher, and every cycle threatens a reset?

This book is not a manifesto, and it is not a policy menu.
It is a casebook—built to show Problem-Solving Democracy (PSD) in motion.

If you read Why Democracies Struggle to Decide, you already know the diagnosis: democracies debate endlessly, yet outcomes stall.
The missing capability is not “more passion” or “better arguments.”
It is learning in action—measuring outcomes, correcting fast, and sustaining improvement under pressure.

How Democracies Learn to Decide answers the practical question:
What would that look like month after month, with real constraints, real stakeholders, and real setbacks?

Across seven global case studies:

Chapter 5 Disaster Resilience
Chapter 6 Affordability & Household Pressure
Chapter 7 Housing & Social Stability
Chapter 8 Education & Skills Mismatch
Chapter 9 Migration & Integration
Chapter 10 Demographic Strain (Low Birthrate × Aging)
Chapter 11 Climate Adaptation & Mitigation Under Deep Uncertainty

—you will watch teams build a shared scoreboard, lock definitions, run revisions, and protect learning from blame cycles and election resets.
Each chapter follows a consistent template so you can compare problems, see the operating logic, and reuse the method.

What you will take away:

A clear model of PSD as an operating system for democratic learning (not an ideology)

A repeatable case “machine” you can apply to your own country, city, sector, or organization

Practical tools: dashboards, definition locks, review-to-budget linkage, portfolio refresh rules, and anti-reset protection

A way to turn polarizing “Yes/No” fights into managed net benefit under constraints

Important: these case studies are examples—not predictions.
They are designed to help readers, practitioners, and experts generate better solutions with their own local knowledge.

Series note:
Book 1 (Why Democracies Struggle to Decide) explains the diagnosis and core definition.
This volume shows the method at work.
Future volumes will expand the casebook and deepen the toolkit—so democratic problem-solving can compound over time.

If you want a framework that makes democratic improvement visible, testable, and durable—this book is for you.

Non-fiction
History

30 copies

Unlocking the Last 20%: Rising to Greatness Through Discipline, Balance, and Resiliency

Tucker Hamilton

Feb 28 - Mar 24
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For all those standing at the 80% threshold of their capabilities and who suspect their full potential is within reach, a guide to the oft-hidden paths to reaching one’s utmost capacity and finally breaking through the barriers that hold you back from extraordinary achievement.

In Unlocking the Last 20%, celebrated fighter test pilot and AI innovation leader Tucker “Cinco” Hamilton shares the framework that propelled him from high school dropout to commander of the military’s largest flight test organization. Drawing from his myriad experiences flying aircraft, leading combat missions, and pioneering autonomous aircraft systems, Hamilton unveils the crucial mindsets and actions that separate those who merely achieve from those who truly excel.

This essential resource delivers actionable strategies for professionals at all career stages seeking to transcend their current performance plateau. Whether you’re an established professional looking to break through career stagnation, or a young graduate building the foundation for future success, gain precise, actionable strategies to:

-Develop visualization techniques that program your mind for breakthrough performance
-Reflect on and help codify your purpose, laying the foundation of what success looks like
-Identify and eliminate the hidden distractions preventing your final push to excellence
-Apply the proven resilience framework that transforms setbacks into catalysts for unprecedented growth
-Leverage collective wisdom and cutting-edge innovation to amplify your individual capabilities
-Strike the precise balance between ambition and well-being that sustains long-term exceptional performance

This comprehensive guide doesn’t just inspire—it equips you with the practical tools to push beyond perceived limitations, establish meaningful success metrics aligned with your values, and catalyze breakthroughs in every aspect of your life. Through compelling personal narratives and practical insights, Unlocking the Last 20% is a mentor in book form, illustrating how visualization, purpose, preparation, balance, and resilience work in concert to unlock dormant capabilities.

Self help
Business

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For Human Use

Sarah G. Pierce

Feb 28 - Mar 8
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An unforgettable debut, For Human Use is a twisted tale of modern love that bends every genre, sears itself into your brain, and presents a horrific romantic comedy unlike anything you’ve ever read before.

★ “An utterly ingenious horror-romcom, darkly zeitgeisty, and unnervingly plausible—funny as hell, too. You will not forget this book.” ―Heather Aimee O’Neill, author of Read With Jenna book club pick The Irish Goodbye

Modern dating is dead.

Sarah G. Pierce’s debut,For Human Use, is a glossy, razor-cut spiral into algorithmic obsession and capitalist absurdity where the dread hits hardest because it reads like a headline you’ve already scrolled past. With darkly funny dialogue and a premise that shouldn’t feel this plausible, Pierce lures you in with laughter, then leaves you staring into the abyss of your own algorithmic despair.

When Liv, a sleek new app that matches users with dead bodies, becomes a cultural obsession, the world doesn’t recoil. It invests. It scales. And it starts asking how many more cadavers can be sourced before Q4.

Tom, a venture capitalist, knows this should be a hard no. But really, who can argue with a spreadsheet? The founder Auden is insufferable and Mara, who knows too much, is just trying to survive this Brave New World of bloodless tech-managed desire.

Twisted, smart, and disturbingly plausible, For Human Use is for the emotionally exhausted and professionally complicit—perfect for readers who didn’t know they were craving a crossover of Severance and John Marrs’ The One.

★ “A wildly entertaining debut. Sarah G. Pierce cleverly skewers our modern era of disconnection and corporate overreach. But amid the horror and humor there is a deeply human love story at the heart of this book.” ―E.K Sathue, author of Youthjuice

★ “A razor-sharp satire of venture capitalism, online influence culture, and The Discourse, Pierce holds a mirror to an all-too familiar reality where the unthinkable becomes thinkable if there’s profit to be made and prestige to be gained. A human romance in a world gasping for human connection, this one goes places!” ―Bitter Karella, author of Moonflow

Fiction
Satire

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