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Not Afraid - The Evolution Of Eminem [Bok / Pocket]

Recovery [Bok / Pocket]

The 1,000-square-mile Chornobyl Exclusion Zone is, for many, a symbol of total disaster: a reminder of shattered ideals and lost lives, now a toxic, dangerous no-man's-land. For Markiyan Kamysh, it became a site of pilgrimage. He and dozens like him call themselves 'stalkers': wild adventurers who sneak past border patrols to spend days getting lost in this apocalyptic environment of dense swampland and desolate villages. Kamysh, the son of a Chornobyl disaster liquidator, takes us with him into this alien world. In electric prose that captures the spectral beauty of the Zone and the reckless spirit of the stalkers, Kamysh tells of hallucinatory journeys alone amid the rusted ruins, of frantic brushes with police and moments of ecstatic oblivion in the wasteland. Written with gonzo energy and brash lyricism, Stalking the Atomic City is a vital, singular document of this dystopian reality.

<b>The International No. 1 Bestseller</b> <b>A BBC 2 Between the Covers Book Club Pick </b> <b>'Cuts to the heart of who we are' <i>Sunday Times</i></b> <b>'A book that begs discussion' <i>Vanity Fair</i></b> All Lina wanted was to be desired. How did she end up in a marriage with two children and a husband who wouldn't touch her? All Maggie wanted was to be understood. How did she end up in a relationship with her teacher and then in court, a hated pariah in her small town? All Sloane wanted was to be admired. How did she end up a sexual object of men, including her husband, who liked to watch her have sex with other men and women? <b>'I will probably re-read it every year of my life' Caitlin Moran</b> <b>'Will have millions nodding in recognition' <i>The Times</i></b> <b>'As gripping as the most gripping thriller' Marian Keyes</b> <b>'When I picked it up, I felt I'd been waiting half my life to read it' <i>Observer</i></b> <b>'The kind of bold, timely, once-in-a-generation book that every house should have a copy of, and probably will before too long' <i>New Statesman</i></b> <b><i>The book Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Alexa Chung, J</i><i>odie Comer, Reese Witherspoon, Harry Styles, Fearne Cotton, Caitriona Balfe, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sharon Horgan, Zoe Ball, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, </i><i>Davina McCall, Gemma Chan, Christine and the Queens and Gillian Anderson are all reading</i></b>

<p>The world&apos;s greatest bodybuilder. The world&apos;s highest paid movie star. The leader of the world&apos;s sixth largest economy. That these are the same person sounds like the setup to a joke. But this is no joke. This is Arnold Schwarzenegger. And this did not happen by accident. Arnold&apos;s stratospheric success happened as part of a process. As the result of clear vision, big thinking, hard work, direct communication, resilient problem-solving, open-minded curiosity, and a commitment to giving back. All of it guided by the one lesson Arnold&apos;s father hammered into him above all: be useful. As Arnold conquered every realm he entered, he kept his father&apos;s adage close to his heart. Written with his uniquely earnest, blunt, powerful voice, BE USEFUL takes readers on an inspirational tour through Arnold&apos;s toolkit for a meaningful life. Arnold shows us how to put those tools to work, in service of whatever fulfilling future we can dream up for ourselves. He brings his insights to vivid life with compelling personal stories, life-changing successes and life-threatening failures alike--some of them famous, some told here for the first time ever. Too many of us struggle to disconnect from our self-pity and connect to our purpose. At an early age, Arnold forged the mental tools to build the ladder out of the poverty and narrow-mindedness of his rural Austrian hometown, tools he used to add rung after rung from there. Now he has shared that wisdom with all of us. As he puts it, no one is going to come rescue you -- you only have yourself. The good news, it turns out, is that you are all you need.</p>

Being Henry [Bok / Pocket]

Including tracks by the Velvet Underground, Joni Mitchell, Otis Redding, Dolly Parton, and Billie Eilish-as well as thoughts on Jeff's own songs - World Within a Song asks: why do we listen to music, why do we love songs, and how can music connect us to each other and to ourselves?