A newly released instant New York Times bestseller, this book sheds light on the heroic women of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, revealing the untold stories of five courageous young Polish Jewish women who played pivotal roles as fighters, smugglers, and commanders during one of history's darkest moments.

"Masterly": This essential collection brings together remarkable stories of influential Americans who shaped the nation's history.

Experience the fascinating true story of two rival Jewish dynasties that built lucrative fortunes in 20th-century China, as revealed by a Pulitzer Prize-winning author. A gripping blend of personal and political history, this book will captivate readers who crave in-depth insight into one of Asia's most intriguing periods.

Discover the remarkable life of George Marshall, the soldier-statesman behind one of history's greatest victories. From his distinguished career spanning five world-changing conflicts to his key role as 'organizer of victory' during World War II, Marshall's story is a captivating tale of leadership and legacy.

A #1 New York Times bestseller, this book is hailed as a "tour de force" by The Wall Street Journal. Described as "one of the finest nonfiction books I've ever read" by The Guardian, it tells the gripping true story of mutiny and murder that unfolded when a ramshackle boat carrying 30 starving survivors washed up on the coast of Brazil.

Unveiling centuries-old myths and misconceptions, this acclaimed book sheds light on the tumultuous relationship between Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, forever altering Britain's history. Praised by bestseller Andrew Roberts as 'better than Wolf Hall', it offers an unvarnished look at one of history's most infamous couples.

From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Guns, Germs, and Steel comes a thought-provoking exploration of why civilizations fall and how modern societies can avoid repeating history. A "thrilling" and "disturbing" read (Publishers Weekly), this New York Times bestseller has captivated over 23,000 Goodreads readers with its insightful analysis.

A monumental contribution to American history, [book title] tells the story of Rebecca's ancestors who fled antisemitism in 20th-century Russia and settled in South Dakota on land seized by the US government, shedding light on a unique chapter in American history.

The Protestant Reformation is reexamined in this National Book Critics Circle Award-winning work, delving into the revolutionary ideas and tumultuous events that shook Christendom to its core.

The #1 New York Times bestseller, hailed as one of 2023's best books by The Washington Post and The New Yorker, chronicles the story of the world's most notorious art thief - whose staggering $2 billion collection remained unsold despite his incredible exploits.

"Mesmerized: A Family's Resistance During WWII" by Alex Kershaw chronicles the courageous acts of Henri Matisse and his family during the Nazi occupation of France. From his daughter's harrowing escape from a concentration camp to his son's sheltering of resistance members, this book reveals the untold stories of one of art's most iconic figures.

An unforgettable true story, vividly written and meticulously researched, reveals how one bold decision changed the course of World War II.

From a personal perspective, a deeply researched exploration of the Zapruder film that forever altered American history.

Winner of numerous awards including the New York Times bestseller, this gripping book tells the thrilling true story of Captain James Cook's final voyage and his shocking demise, hailed as "an astounding tale" by The Sunday Times.

Experience pivotal moments in military history at its finest with this engaging new book on the First Battle of Ypres. A critically-acclaimed, 'intelligently written' release that will delight both casual history enthusiasts and researchers alike.

From a Pulitzer Prize finalist, this New York Times bestseller presents a gripping retelling of the pivotal naval battles that shaped America's fight for independence in the Revolutionary War.

A gripping narrative that spans continents and empires, [book title] brings to life the pivotal 1790s - marked by revolution in France, imperial struggles in Russia, and turmoil in America. With its rich historical scope and engaging storytelling, this book is a masterful account of a transformative era.

In a gripping and little-known chapter of World War II history, Monopoly became an unlikely hub for a top-secret smuggling operation that aided Allied prisoners of war in German camps.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, this sweeping nonfiction epic explores America's complex relationship with the Gulf of Mexico over centuries, revealing a rich and fascinating narrative that spans politics, economy, and culture.

Named a Best Book of 2022 by Kirkus Reviews and The New Yorker, this groundbreaking work reimagines four centuries of North American history through the eyes of Indigenous peoples. A Bancroft Prize-winning scholar brings fresh perspective to the narrative, earning praise from critics as "the single best book I have ever read on Native American history" (The New York Times Book Review).

Edge of Deception: A gripping tale of a 1960 assassination attempt that nearly derailed John F. Kennedy's presidency, masterfully told by Meltzer and Mensch - now a 2025 New York Times bestseller.

"Atomic Dawn", an gripping historical drama, will be adapted into a feature film by Academy Award-winning director James Cameron. This powerful story brings to life the atomic bombing of Hiroshima through the voices of those who witnessed it firsthand, earning high praise from critics like Library Journal with its "engrossing, highly recommended" starred review.

Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft: A Friendship, a Rivalry, and the Shaping of America's Future. This gripping New York Times bestseller explores the complex bond between two US presidents that changed the course of history.

Join two #1 New York Times bestselling authors in "a vivid slice of war history" as they recount the story of an extraordinary B-17 bomber, Old 666, and its pivotal reconnaissance mission that led to World War II's longest dogfight. Praise for this thrilling tale includes: "Superb!" from Rinker Buck.

From the dawn of agriculture to the nuclear era, this 10,000-year journey through the history of energy has shaped human civilization. With Bill Gates' enthusiastic endorsement ("I wait for new Smil books like fans waiting for Star Wars..."), discover how innovation in energy transformed society and continues to impact our lives today.