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Use this book to introduce your own big ideas! Unlined paper interspersed with some of the most popular pages from the…

Our DNA is what defines some of our most basic traits, but it's also often misunderstood. Scientists who study how our…

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Sigmund Freud, for better or for worse, challenged much of our understanding of how the mind worked and how we can heal…

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A graphic novel exploration of suburbia's darker side in the 80s and 90s. Follows a loose net of hard-living,…

Love her writing or hate it (there doesn't seem to be an in-between) Elizabeth Wurzel's brand of confessional feminism…

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An illustrated, poetic love note to the world and the environment, this graphic novel takes a look on how modern…