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In 'Far From Home', Lisa Murkowski reflects on her journey from Alaska to the U.S. Senate, detailing the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. She recounts her early life in Alaska, her decision to enter politics, and the obstacles she overcame to secure her seat in the Senate. Murkowski provides insights into her unique political perspective, shaped by her Alaskan roots and her commitment to representing her constituents. The book offers a candid look at her relationships with key political figures, including Sarah Palin and Donald Trump. She also explores her efforts to bridge partisan divides and advocate for policies that benefit her state and the nation.

Men Without Work: America's Invisible Crisis explores the phenomenon of American men leaving the workforce, particularly those of prime working age. The book discusses historical trends, causes, and implications of this crisis, which has been exacerbated by recent economic events like the COVID-19 pandemic. Eberstadt argues that despite low unemployment rates, the work rate for men has been declining for decades, leading to significant social and economic consequences.

In this LGBTQ-inclusive children's story, a prince searches for a partner to help rule his kingdom but finds unexpected love with a brave knight after they team up to defeat a dragon threatening their land. The book emphasizes acceptance and features a same-sex marriage celebrated by the community and the prince's parents.