Cozy mysteries are a fun counterpoint to hardboiled noir detective fiction. Think Agatha Christie or Murder She Wrote. Cozies feature amateur sleuths, with heightened perception and investigative skills, who love to solve mysteries in their small town. Justice is usually served! If you're already a fan, or new to the cozy genre, check out the new editions to our cozy mystery section.
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Timothy Caulfield explores the challenges of discerning truth in a world filled with conflicting information. He examines how science, personal beliefs, and societal opinions can be manipulated by bad actors, making it difficult for even experts to separate fact from fiction. Despite the overwhelming spread of misinformation, Caulfield offers strategies to help us navigate the chaos and recognize the forces threatening to distort the truth.
Read The Certainty Illusion: What You Don't Know and Why It Matters by Timothy Caulfield
SELF Magazine published an eclectic list of books recommendations for fall-time - stories to sit with and warm your heart as much as any rumbling fire or hot cup of tea. The wide-ranging recommendations below have something for everyone—hot-off-the-press novels, captivating essay collections, an early 20th-century classic—but all are ideal for curling up with when you want your reading vibes to be as cozy as the nubby cardigan you just reconnected with like an old friend.