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Three Weeks with My Brother
0- New York Times bestseller authored by Nicholas Sparks, known for “The Notebook
- Chronicles a three-week journey around the world taken by Nicholas and his brother, Micah
- Explores themes of faith, loss, connection, and hope through personal experiences
- The memoir reflects on their childhood adventures and family tragedies
- Features a blend of humor and candid storytelling, enriched with personal photos
- Encourages readers to embrace life’s uncertainties and cherish joyful moments
- Published by Grand Central Publishing on April 5, 2004
- Supported formats include text-to-speech and screen reader compatibility
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Hot Mess: Diary of a Wimpy Kid 19
0- Title: Hot Mess (Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book 19) by Jeff Kinney
- Features Greg Heffley navigating a chaotic summer vacation with his family in a cramped beach house
- Explores themes of family dynamics and the pressures of togetherness in hot weather
- Greg attempts to uncover the secrets behind his grandmother’s famous meatball recipe
- Promised to be the funniest installment in the series yet
- Suitable for a reading age of 8 to 12 years, targeting grade levels 3 to 7
- Published by Amulet Books on October 22, 2024, with 224 hardcover pages
- Part of the #1 bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, encouraging collection of previous titles
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The Old Family: Rise of the Potion Maker
0- Continues the saga of Nate from “The Old Family” series
- Features a powerful family that is banned from the world
- Involves a dangerous bloodline and a formidable arch nemesis
- Focuses on a growing potion-making shop with secretly talented apprentices
- Includes unique and powerful pets: a cat, a sunlight wolf, and a griffin
- Published by Void Star Publishing LLC on September 23, 2024
- Available in English with a file size of 3482 KB and unlimited simultaneous device usage
- Enhanced typesetting and accessibility features such as Text-to-Speech and Screen Reader support
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Who Could Ever Love You: Memoir
0- Instant New York Times and USA Today nonfiction bestseller
- A memoir by Mary Trump, exploring her family’s dynamics and the impact of patriarch Fred Trump
- Highlights the struggles of Freddy Trump, Mary’s father, and his quest for approval from his father
- Explores themes of ambition, cruelty, and the emotional toll on family members
- Mary Trump shares her vulnerabilities and the challenges she faced after her parents’ divorce
- Offers a critical perspective on the Trump family’s legacy and its broader implications
- Scheduled for publication on September 10, 2024, by St. Martin’s Press
- Recognized as a Best Book of September by People Magazine and featured in The Week
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The Unwanted Bride: A Romance
0- The Unwanted Bride is a romance novel featuring billionaire Huxley Lasker and his fake fiancée, Grace Lain
- Huxley seeks to avoid an arranged marriage by asking Grace, a past one-night stand, to pretend to be his fiancée
- Unexpectedly, Grace is revealed to be his arranged wife, and she is pregnant from their encounter
- The story includes themes of arranged marriage, fake engagement, surprise pregnancy, and found family
- It features elements like “touch her and die,” revenge, and family secrets
- The book promises a standalone romance with a happy ending and emotional depth
- Scheduled for publication on September 20, 2024, by Four Isles Press
- The novel supports various accessibility features, including Text-to-Speech and Enhanced typesetting
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Family Tree Magazine
0Original price was: $48.93.$27.00Current price is: $27.00.- Limited time offer: Family Tree Magazine subscription for $4.50 per issue
- Save 44% off the cover price; annual subscription cost is $27.00
- Frequency: Bi-monthly publication with a cover price of $48.93
- Suitable for new subscribers and gift orders; regular renewal price is $47.00
- Focuses on discovering, preserving, and celebrating family history and ancestry
- Features resources such as photographs, internet archives, and first-person testimonials
- Includes guides and census reports on ethnicity and geographical topics
- Offers gift card options for print or email
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Good Lookin’ Cookin’: A Year of Meals
0- New York Times Bestseller featuring Dolly Parton and her sister Rachel Parton George
- Offers a year of meals with beloved, crowd-pleasing recipes and family stories
- Includes twelve multi-course menus for holidays like New Year’s Day, Easter, and Thanksgiving
- Features over 80 delicious recipes, including American classics like Country Ham and Biscuits and Strawberry Shortcake
- Contains tips for hosting events throughout the year and insights into the Parton family’s cooking traditions
- Emphasizes a fun and light-hearted approach to cooking with warmth and sisterly love
- Published by Ten Speed Press on September 17, 2024, with 272 hardcover pages
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Practicing God’s Story in Family Life
0- Title: “Habits of the Household” by Justin Whitmel Earley focuses on meaningful family interactions
- Offers simple habits and daily rhythms to foster love for God and one another amidst family chaos
- Provides tools for structured parenting from mealtimes to bedtimes to enhance intentionality
- Encourages the development of a bedtime liturgy to instill God’s love in children
- Introduces a framework for viewing discipline as a form of discipleship
- Promotes regular, meaningful family mealtimes as a spiritual practice
- Highlights the importance of recognizing small moments as opportunities for spiritual growth
- Each chapter concludes with practical patterns, prayers, and liturgies for immediate family application
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Who Could Ever Love You: Memoir
0- Instant New York Times and USA Today nonfiction bestseller
- Highlights the complexities of Mary Trump’s family dynamics, particularly the impact of her grandfather Fred Trump’s ambition
- Explores the struggles of Freddy Trump, Mary’s father, who faced pressure and humiliation from his father
- Mary shares her experiences of growing up in a family marked by dysfunction, vulnerability, and loss
- Details the emotional toll of familial relationships and conditional love on her upbringing
- Examines the broader implications of her family’s dynamics, particularly in relation to Donald Trump’s ambitions
- Offers a poignant narrative filled with insight, detail, and unflinching honesty about the Trump family
- Set to be published by St. Martin’s Press on September 10, 2024, with 288 pages
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Does This Taste Funny? Family Recipes
0- Instant New York Times Bestseller by Stephen and Evie Colbert
- Features favorite recipes from the Colbert family and friends
- Inspired by family cooking during the Covid lockdown
- Emphasizes the joy of cooking together as a family
- Includes diverse recipe categories: Party Food, Seafood, Poultry and Meat, Desserts, and Drinks
- Showcases playful dialogue and beautiful photography of food and home
- Published by Celadon Books on September 17, 2024, with 336 pages
- Hardcover format with dimensions of 7.65 x 1 x 9.4 inches and weighs 2.31 pounds
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Family Handyman Magazine
0Original price was: $48.93.$19.98Current price is: $19.98.- Special introductory offer for Family Handyman Magazine: as low as $2.85 per issue
- Annual subscription price is $19.98, saving 59% off the cover price of $48.93
- Magazine frequency: 7 issues per year
- Ideal for DIY enthusiasts, providing step-by-step instructions, how-to photos, and expert tips
- Covers a wide range of home improvement topics: carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and more
- Promotional pricing applies only to new and gift orders; renewal orders at regular price of $41.98
- Option to print or email a gift card for subscriptions
- Includes reviews of new products and handy hints for saving time and money
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Who Could Ever Love You: Family Memoir
0- Who Could Ever Love You” is an intimate memoir by Mary L. Trump, read by the author herself
- The memoir explores the dynamics of the Trump family, particularly the impact of patriarch Fred Trump’s obsession with wealth and power
- Mary Trump reflects on her father Freddy’s struggles for approval and the emotional turmoil within the family
- Freddy Trump, overshadowed by his father’s expectations, faced humiliation and ultimately succumbed to alcoholism and illness
- The memoir delves into Mary’s experiences of inadequate love and vulnerability as a child in a fractured family
- It highlights the cold and selfish nature of the Trump family, exacerbated by the ambition of Donald Trump
- The narrative combines personal insight with poignant detail, revealing the destructive legacies within the family
- The book is produced by Macmillan Audio and published by St. Martin’s Press
