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<b>The entertaining, irreverent, and surprisingly moving memoir by the visionary restaurateur behind such iconic New York institutions as Balthazar and Pastis.</b><br/><br/> A memoir by the legendary proprietor of Balthazar, Pastis, Minetta Tavern, and Morandi, taking us from his gritty London childhood to his serendipitous arrival in New York, where he founded the era-defining establishments Odeon, Cafe Luxembourg, and Nell's. Eloquent and opinionated, Keith McNally writes about his stint as a child actor, his travels along the hippie trail, his wives and children, his devastating stroke, and his Instagram notoriety.

Citizen Kim [Bok / Inbunden]

Growing up in MacLaren's Children's Center - a notorious care facility - Bosch had a friend. Together, they survived the dangers of that awful place. Until one night, when his friend was placed in the illegal confinement space they called 'The Hollow'. And in the morning, he was found dead. Bosch always suspected a cover-up, but as the case brings back old ghosts, he realises it was the murder that made him who he became. As Bosch digs into the files, he finds the trace of a predator who was forged in the fires of the hell he once called home. Facing the history that haunts him, Bosch will become consumed by the case. But with a case this personal, there is a fine line between justice and revenge...

<i>Step back into the world of Lucinda Riley's Seven Sisters . . .</i><br/><br/>From Harry Whittaker, the co-author of the instant No 1 international bestseller <i>Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt, </i>comes an epic mystery set in the world of the Seven Sisters.<br/><br/>Reader favourite antiquarian bookseller Orlando Forbes - first introduced in <i>The Shadow Sister</i> - returns in this dual timeline saga. When Orlando uncovers a hidden cache of manuscripts in an old Harrow rectory, his investigation draws us deeper into the private longings and unresolved fractures of the character's own life.<br/><br/>Across dual timelines, his search for the truth about a forgotten Victorian author becomes a mirror to his own story, revealing buried betrayals, guarded hearts, and the courage it takes, in any century, to claim your true name.<br/><br/>Expect exciting appearances from beloved Seven Sisters characters, and discover how their lives have been shaped following the events of <i>Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt</i>.<br/><br/>This is Orlando's story . . .

Imagine every photo on your phone, every movie you stream, and every secure credit card transaction you make online. Big Math (i.e., linear algebra) is operating under the hood for each of these everyday miracles. It is:<br/><br/><b>- The mathematical machinery that compresses images so they can be quickly uploaded to Instagram.</b><br/> <b>- The secret sauce behind Netflix to recommend your next favorite show.</b> <br/> <b>- The sentinel that encrypts your data to keep it safe from prying eyes.</b><br/> <b>- The force behind Google's search algorithm allowing you to sift through the vastness of the internet with a few keystrokes.</b><br/><br/>The brainpower enabling the AI revolution, from self-driving cars to large language models like ChatGPT.<br/>Big math provides the concepts and algorithms needed in today's digital world. Yet Big Math isn't limited to practical applications. It promotes a broader, multi-dimensional thinking style critical for solving problems in all walks of life. It teaches us to see and manipulate relationships in a cloud of numbers, understand structures and patterns, and simplify complex problems into manageable pieces. This skill set is invaluable for scientists, engineers, programmers, entrepreneurs, financial quants, and anyone who deals with the colossal amounts of data that define our information-saturated age.<br/><b><br/>BIG MATH is the first book to introduce linear algebra to a non-technical audience - exploring what it is, who created it, and why it matters.</b>

<b>A dark, intoxicating and deeply unsettling queer YA horror about a lonely boy and a sinister sea god risen from the deep, from the <i>New York Times </i>bestselling author of <i>Don't Let the Forest In </i>and <i>Hazelthorn</i>. Perfect for fans of Frances Hardinge. </b><br/><br/>The only thing Jonathan wants from the mouldering isle of Kelcarrow is to escape. Summer is ending, and when his friends leave for college on the mainland, Jonathan will be alone with nothing but the ocean's haunts.<br/><br/>In an act of wild desperation, Jonathan pays a tithe to Scorpion Deep - an eldritch sea god - and, to his horror, awakens him from the murky depths. As scales grow down his spine and Scorpion Deep's obsession darkens, Jonathan realises the only way to end the nightmare is to destroy the monster. <br/><br/>But the price must be paid in blood.

<b>Feel better and treat chronic pain with this groundbreaking guide to pain management from the bestselling author of <i>How Not to Die</i>.</b><br/><br/>It's estimated that nearly 30% of people suffer from chronic pain. Too often, mainstream medical treatments prioritise highly addictive prescription pain medications and invasive procedures that can come with side effects and even make your situation worse. In <i>How Not to Hurt</i>, physician and clinical nutrition specialist Dr Michael Greger advocates for a new approach.<br/><br/>Using the latest peer-reviewed research, Dr Greger sheds light on overlooked, cost-effective solutions to pain management. He explains how chronic pain functions in the body, describing what causes pain signals to 'misfire' and the importance of managing emotional distress. Learn about the seven pain-fighting foods to incorporate into your diet and find solutions to the most common health conditions that lead to chronic pain syndrome, including arthritis, fibromyalgia, migraines and more.<br/><br/><b>Packed with practical strategies backed by cutting-edge research, <i>How Not to Hurt</i> details proven interventions to help you improve the quality of your life and even to learn to live pain-free.</b>