Foreign

Grady Hendrix’s *How to Sell a Haunted House* is an explosive mix of family drama, dark humor, and classic horror. The author, known for his ironic take on the horror genre, tackles the themes of “haunted houses” and old dolls in this book.

"Prosper’s Demon" and "Inside Man" by K.J. Parker are dark, ironic tales of an exorcist who casts out demons while playing a perilous game with otherworldly forces. As the line between good and evil grows increasingly blurred, every choice demands its own steep price.

“It’s Christmas, baby!” Tracy Andrin is a witty and atmospheric teen comedy, perfect for those who love the cozy feel of winter but are a little tired of picture-perfect Christmas cards.

Louise Miller’s *The Runaway Pastry Chef* is a cozy and “delicious” novel that blends the atmosphere of a small town, a passion for cooking, and a story about the search for home.

Mona Awad’s *The Bunny* is a provocative, whimsical, and dark novel that blends the genres of college drama, psychological thriller, and surreal horror. It’s like the movie *Heathers* meets *Frankenstein* set in an elite college.

Edith Eger’s *The Choice* is one of the most powerful books of the 21st century, combining a harrowing memoir of the Holocaust with a profound psychological guide to overcoming trauma.

"Finding Audrey" by Sophie Kinsella is a lighthearted and witty story about a girl named Audrey, who is navigating a difficult period of anxiety and slowly working to rebuild her self-confidence. Through family dynamics, the first steps toward recovery, and unexpected new connections, she learns to embrace joy again and face the world with newfound courage.

"The War of Two Queens" by Jennifer L. Armentrout is a high-stakes fantasy tale of a power struggle between formidable queens, where magic, intrigue, and passion intertwine in a deadly game. The protagonists are forced to make agonizing choices that could alter the fate of entire worlds.

Stephen King’s *Cell* is an apocalyptic thriller in which the author transforms an everyday gadget into a tool for the destruction of humanity. The book was written as a warning about society’s excessive dependence on technology.

“If Only He Were Here” by Laura Novlin is a poignant and emotional story about first love, missed opportunities, and the inevitability of choice. The book has become a huge hit on TikTok (BookTok) thanks to its touching and bittersweet plot.

“If Only I Had Told Her” by Laura Novlin is both a sequel to and an expansion of the international bestseller “If Only He Were Here.” It is a reflective work that allows readers to view a familiar tragic story from different perspectives.

“The Catcher in the Rye” (or “The Catcher in the Rye”) by J. D. Salinger is a cult classic that has become a manifesto of teenage rebellion and one of the most important works of the 20th century.

"A Shadow in the Ember" by Jennifer L. Armentrout is a captivating fantasy tale of perilous secrets, the power of the gods, and an inescapable destiny. The protagonist is forced to conceal the truth about her identity while finding herself at the epicenter of events that could reshape the entire world.

Jean-Christophe Grangé’s *The Crimson Rivers* is an intellectual thriller that has become the benchmark for the modern French crime novel. The book combines a dark atmosphere, brutal crimes, and profound psychological depth.

"Garden Spells" by Sarah Addison Allen is an atmospheric tale infused with magical realism, exploring the lives of sisters, family secrets, and the transformative power of love. At the heart of the story is a garden with enchanted properties that helps the characters find their way to happiness.