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Devil in the Grove

Gilbert King

A gripping account of Thurgood Marshall's involvement in the Groveland Boys case, a pivotal moment in the fight for civil rights in America. Journey back to the Jim Crow South, where justice was blind and racial prejudice reigned, and witness Marshall's courageous battle against injustice and inequality.

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Devotions for a Meaningful Marriage

Timothy Keller

A year-long devotional for couples seeking to deepen their understanding of marriage from a Christian perspective. Drawing from the themes of 'The Meaning of Marriage,' this book offers daily reflections, scripture, and prayers to help couples navigate the complexities of commitment and grow in love and faith together.

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Dialectic of Enlightenment

Max Horkheimer

A critical exploration of the intertwined nature of rationality, myth, and domination in Western thought. This work delves into the self-destructive tendencies of enlightenment and its regression into mythology, offering a profound analysis of culture, anti-Semitism, and the human condition.

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Dinner with Mario

Bill Buford

A culinary adventure into the world of Mario Batali, following the author's experiences working in Babbo's kitchen. A journey of food, excess, and the pursuit of culinary mastery.

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Disability Visibility

Alice Wong

An anthology of first-person essays by disabled people in the 21st century, covering a wide range of topics related to disability, identity, and community. It explores themes of visibility, representation, and resistance, offering diverse perspectives on the disabled experience.

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Discourse on Political Economy AND The Social Contract

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Explore Jean-Jacques Rousseau's profound insights into political philosophy with 'Discourse on Political Economy and The Social Contract'. Delve into the concepts of social inequality, the general will, and the ideal structure of a just society. A timeless exploration of the relationship between the individual and the state.

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Do Justice

Andrew Weissmann

A prosecutor's account of five years in the Department of Justice and the Mueller Investigation. Andrew Weissmann takes you behind the scenes of one of the most controversial investigations in American history, revealing the inner workings and challenges faced by the Special Counsel's Office.

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Do No Harm

Henry Marsh

A brain surgeon reflects on his career, sharing stories of life, death, and the delicate balance between hope and realism in the operating room. He explores the challenges, failures, and profound rewards of a surgical career, offering a candid look at the human side of medicine.

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