In 'State of Wonder', Dr. Marina Singh is sent to the Amazon to find her former mentor, Dr. Annick Swenson, who has disappeared while working on a valuable new fertility drug. Marina must navigate the treacherous jungle, confront her own past, and deal with the ethical complexities of scientific research. The novel explores themes of hope, sacrifice, and the impact of Western influence on indigenous cultures, all set against the vivid and dangerous backdrop of the Amazon rainforest.

In 'Write a Must-Read', A.J. Harper shares her expertise on writing nonfiction books that resonate with readers. The book is centered around the 'Reader First' philosophy, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing the needs, desires, and challenges of the ideal reader. Harper provides practical advice on identifying the ideal reader, crafting the Core Message, and using teaching points, stories, anecdotes, and case studies to serve the reader. The book also includes guidance on editing and the process of publishing and marketing.

In 'Big Magic', Elizabeth Gilbert delves into the mysteries of creativity, encouraging readers to live more creative and fulfilling lives. The book is divided into six parts: Courage, Enchantment, Permission, Persistence, Trust, and Divinity. Gilbert argues that creativity is an essential part of human nature and that it requires courage to accept and overcome fears. She emphasizes the importance of persistence, trust in the creative process, and the need to separate creativity from the pressure of making a living. Through personal anecdotes and insights from other artists, Gilbert demystifies the creative process and inspires readers to pursue their passions with curiosity rather than fear.