Offline HTML Cheat Sheet – Title, Author, Publisher, ISBN, Pages, Category, Summary
| Title | Author | Publisher | ISBN | Pages | Category | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dream Count | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | Knopf / HarperCollins | 9780593802724 | N/A | Fiction | A multi-threaded novel following Nigerian women across continents as they navigate love, ambition, and identity. |
| Flesh | David Szalay | Jonathan Cape / Scribner | 9781982122799 | 368 | Fiction | An episodic, Booker-winning novel tracing the life of a Hungarian man through desire, power, and displacement. |
| What We Can Know | Ian McEwan | Jonathan Cape / Knopf | 9780593804728 | 320 | Fiction | A philosophical post-apocalyptic novel exploring memory, truth, and the limits of knowledge. |
| Audition | Katie Kitamura | Riverhead Books | 9780593852323 | 208 | Fiction | A tense psychological novel where an actor’s personal life collapses into the roles she plays. |
| Flashlight | Susan Choi | Farrar, Straus and Giroux | 9780374616373 | 464 | Fiction | A multi-decade family saga that begins with a mysterious disappearance and unfolds across generations. |
| Isola | Allegra Goodman | Dial Press / Random House | 9780593730089 | 368 | Historical Fiction | A lyrical historical novel based on the true story of a marooned 16th-century noblewoman. |
| The Antidote | Karen Russell | Knopf | 9780593802250 | 432 | Fiction | A Dust Bowl-era tale blending myth, memory, and magical realism with American history. |
| The Age of Diagnosis | Suzanne O’Sullivan | Hodder & Stoughton | 9781399727648 | 320 | Science & Medicine | A neurologist’s critique of over-diagnosis and the cultural consequences of medical labels. |
| The Forbidden Garden of Leningrad | Simon Parkin | Hodder & Stoughton | 9781399714587 | 384 | History / Science | The story of Soviet botanists who protected vital seed collections during the siege of Leningrad. |
| Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts | Margaret Atwood | Chatto & Windus / Doubleday | 9780385547512 | 624 | Memoir | An expansive literary memoir weaving personal history with cultural and political reflection. |