BOOKS
With ‘Mathey Girls,’ Melody Chu ’01 Reminds Us to Treasure Friendships
‘I purposely went in wanting to thank my friends and look at how valuable old friendships can be as we get older and as we hit things like tragedy’
Christopher Beha ’02 Penned a Book About Leaving and Returning to Faith
Beha says he hopes Why I Am Not an Atheist invites readers to think
CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
See allBlockers
In Blockers, Lewis examines the early days of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency through the stories and experiences of six…
Solo Schizophrenia
From Princeton classrooms to periods of homelessness, Solo Schizophrenia follows Davis’ descent into schizophrenia and his long, difficult path toward…
Good Faith in Contract Law
Good Faith in Contract Law (Edward Elgar Publishing) examines the role of good faith in commercial contracts and the legal…
Unlocking Triathlon
As an expert USA Triathlon Level III coach, Freeman shares her wisdom in this practical guide for runners with concrete…
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Michael Kardos ’92 Finds the Funny in ‘Fun City Heist’
‘There’s a lot of things that are maddening about writing, but one of the things that I love maybe the most is when ideas just pop out of nowhere and…
Suleika Jaouad ’10 Navigates Illness and Life by Pen
‘There’s a kind of power when you dare to inhabit the first person with unvarnished vulnerability and honesty’
NEW BOOKS
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Hollow Bones
New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult ’87 blends psychological suspense with explorations of memory, loss, and resilience in her…
Sea of Charms
In the third installment of Durst’s Spellshop series, Sea of Charms (Bramble), readers are immersed in the world of Marin…
Every Color in My Mother Tongue
Tsereteli’s debut poetry collection explores themes of growth, heritage, companionship, and more. In Every Color in My Mother Tongue (Tranquil…
Nonfiction
Blockers
In Blockers, Lewis examines the early days of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency through the stories and experiences of six…
Solo Schizophrenia
From Princeton classrooms to periods of homelessness, Solo Schizophrenia follows Davis’ descent into schizophrenia and his long, difficult path toward…
Good Faith in Contract Law
Good Faith in Contract Law (Edward Elgar Publishing) examines the role of good faith in commercial contracts and the legal…
THE PRINCETON BOOKSHELF
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Personal Observations is a collection of poetry, prose, and lyrics reflecting the author's firsthand accounts…
Three Black Swans, a techno-thriller by R.C. Woodbridge ’65, explores a brave new world of…
Reimagine leadership as a practice rooted in collective care. Drawing on liberation psychology and her…
In Maverick Marketer, Johnstone considers the course of his life, from taking the helm of…
Astonished to learn that her tax-dodging daddy has left her a fortune stashed in a…
A grandmother’s theology carries wisdom strong enough for future generations. In the pages of In…
The Wounds Are the Witness uses Black theology, in conversation with the wounds of Black…
The Science Behind the Wonder Discover the science behind the universe's most stunning natural phenomena…
A Splendid Trove of Short Stories and Novellas with Deeply Human Characters An elderly rural…
Editors’ Picks
Book and Dagger
As World War II began, the U.S. faced an urgent need for an intelligence agency, leading to the creation of…
Consider The Turkey
In Consider the Turkey (Princeton University Press), Singer reveals the hidden story behind the popular commercially bred turkeys that dominate…
Priceless Facts About Money
In Priceless Facts About Money (Candlewick), financial expert Mellody Hobson makes financial literacy for children easy, fun, and engaging. Readers…
The B-Side of Paradise
In this memoir, D’Alessandro tells his truth about what it was like coming-of-age at Princeton University in the 1970s. In…
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