Archenemies
Archenemies by Marissa Meyer is the second book in the Renegades series, a young adult science fiction series set in a world where superheroes and villains exist. The story continues to follow Nova, a villain who infiltrates the Renegades, a group of superheroes, with plans to bring them down. As she grapples with her growing feelings for Adrian, a member of the Renegades who is unaware of her true identity, the story delves deeper into the moral complexities of justice, loyalty, and what it means to be a hero or a villain. Archenemies is filled with action, intrigue, and emotional conflict as Nova faces difficult choices about her allegiances and the future of her world.
Archer’s Voice
Archer's Voice by Mia Sheridan is a contemporary romance novel that tells the story of Bree and Archer. Bree, a young woman running from her painful past, moves to a small town and meets Archer, a reclusive, silent man with a tragic history of his own. Archer communicates through sign language and has kept to himself, scarred by a traumatic event from his past. As Bree and Archer form a deep and healing connection, they help each other confront their fears and find love. The novel is an emotional journey about overcoming grief, accepting vulnerability, and discovering the power of love and healing.
Artificial Intelligence and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Artificial Intelligence and the Fourth Industrial Revolution by Utpal Chakraborty explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on industries, economies, and societies as we enter the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The book delves into how AI technologies, including machine learning, robotics, and automation, are reshaping traditional business models, enhancing productivity, and driving innovation across sectors like healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and education. Chakraborty also addresses the ethical, social, and economic challenges that come with these advancements, such as job displacement, privacy concerns, and inequality. This work provides a comprehensive overview of AI's role in the modern world and offers insights into the future of work and society in an AI-driven era.
Artificial Intelligence For Dummies
Artificial Intelligence For Dummies by John Paul Mueller and Luca Massaron is a beginner-friendly guide that breaks down complex AI concepts into easy-to-understand language. It covers the basics of how AI works, including machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning, while also exploring real-world applications like voice recognition, recommendation systems, and self-driving cars. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a business professional, or just curious about AI, this book offers a solid foundation without overwhelming jargon, making it a great starting point for anyone diving into the world of artificial intelligence.
As Good as Dead
As Good as Dead by Holly Jackson is the thrilling conclusion to the A Good Girl's Guide to Murder trilogy. In this installment, the story picks up with Pip Fitz-Amobi grappling with the aftermath of the events from the previous books, as she navigates the consequences of her investigations. As Pip delves deeper into her own psyche and the darkness that surrounds her, she faces new challenges and a chilling mystery that tests her limits. The narrative is filled with twists and turns, exploring themes of trauma, morality, and the impact of choices. Jackson's sharp writing and intricate plotting create a gripping atmosphere that keeps readers engaged until the very last page, making this finale a captivating and thought-provoking read.
As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow
As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow by Zoulfa Katouh is a poignant young adult novel set against the backdrop of the Syrian conflict. It follows the story of Salama, a young woman who dreams of becoming a doctor but finds her life and aspirations shattered by war. As she navigates the challenges of living in a war-torn country, she grapples with loss, hope, and resilience. The narrative beautifully weaves together themes of friendship, love, and the power of memory, as Salama clings to the comfort of lemon trees that symbolize hope and survival. Through her journey, the novel highlights the struggles faced by those affected by conflict, offering a heartfelt exploration of courage and perseverance.
As Old as Time
As Old as Time by Liz Braswell is a fantasy novel and part of the Twisted Tales series, which reimagines classic Disney stories with a darker twist. In this retelling of Beauty and the Beast, the story delves deeper into the backstory of the Beast and his curse. The book explores the origins of the curse that transformed a once-proud prince into a beast and reveals the deeper connections between Belle and the enchanted castle. When Belle enters the castle, she unknowingly uncovers secrets that could change the fate of everyone involved. The novel combines elements of magic, romance, and mystery, offering a new perspective on the beloved tale. As Old as Time is a captivating read for fans of Disney and fairy tale retellings.
As Old as Time
As Old as Time by Liz Braswell is a captivating reimagining of Beauty and the Beast, asking the question: what if Belle’s mother was the Enchantress who cursed the Beast? In this darker twist on the classic tale, Belle stumbles upon a magical book in the Beast’s castle that reveals her mother’s hidden past and the truth behind the curse. As secrets unravel, Belle must confront a web of deception, love, and sacrifice that challenges everything she thought she knew about her family and herself. This tale blends mystery and magic in a powerful exploration of love, legacy, and redemption.
Ask and It Is Given
Ask and It Is Given by Esther Hicks, channeled through her husband Jerry Hicks, is a spiritual and self-help book that focuses on the Law of Attraction—the principle that like attracts like. The book offers practical advice on how individuals can manifest their desires and create the life they want by aligning their thoughts and feelings with their intentions. Hicks teaches that by focusing on positive emotions and asking for what you want (rather than focusing on lack or limitation), the universe will respond by bringing those desires into your reality. Through a series of teachings and exercises, Ask and It Is Given provides a framework for transforming thoughts, beliefs, and emotions to attract abundance, joy, and success. The book is designed to help readers understand their own power to influence their lives and to encourage a mindset of abundance and gratitude. It is often considered a cornerstone in the self-help genre for those interested in the Law of Attraction and manifestation practices.
Ask and It Is Given
Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks (The Teachings of Abraham) is a spiritual guide that delves into the Law of Attraction, emphasizing how your thoughts and feelings shape your reality. The book encourages readers to align themselves with their desires through positive emotion and conscious focus. It offers practical techniques and exercises to raise your vibration, shift your mindset, and manifest abundance in all areas of life. Rooted in a blend of metaphysics and inspirational wisdom, this book serves as both a philosophical framework and a practical manual for creating a joyful, fulfilling life.
Assistant to the Villain
Assistant to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer is a fantasy rom-com that blends humor, adventure, and romance. The story follows Evie Sage, a struggling young woman who lands a job as the assistant to the most feared villain in the kingdom. Despite her boss being ruthless and intimidating, Evie soon realizes there's more to him than his terrifying reputation. As she navigates dangerous assignments, office drama, and unexpected chemistry, she finds herself caught between loyalty, morality, and her growing feelings. The book delivers witty banter, engaging characters, and a fresh take on the classic villain trope.
Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail
Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail by Ashley Herring Blake is a heartwarming and charming romance about self-discovery, second chances, and the complexities of love. The story follows Astrid Parker, an aspiring interior designer who is determined to prove herself professionally, despite the pressure to meet high expectations from her family and colleagues. When she is tasked with renovating a historic inn in a small seaside town, she meets Jordan Everly, a tough and independent woman who owns the inn and has strong opinions about the changes Astrid is planning. As the two clash over the renovation, sparks fly, leading to a slow-burn romance filled with humor, tension, and personal growth. Blake’s writing skillfully weaves themes of self-acceptance, identity, and letting go of perfectionism while navigating a blossoming relationship. Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail is a delightful read for fans of contemporary romance, especially those who enjoy LGBTQ+ representation and stories of overcoming personal insecurities.