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In 鈥淪uper Natural,鈥� Alex Riley explores how species evolved to thrive in the most extreme climates on Earth.

Adam Nicolson, a self-described 鈥渂eginner in the wood,鈥� unfolds singular facts and compelling anecdotes about birds that fire the imagination.

Time to put down those summer beach reads and focus on September鈥檚 crisp mix of fiction and nonfiction titles.

Generations are teaming up to put away the bad guys in mysteries ranging from the cozy to the decidedly not.

鈥淩ing of Fire: A New History of the World at War: 1914鈥� details how colonial powers sought land grabs and new weaponry gave them increased fire power.

Elizabethan poet and playwright Christopher Marlowe set the stage for Shakespeare and others, according to Stephen Greenblatt in 鈥淒ark Renaissance.鈥�

In 鈥淣obody Can Give You Freedom,鈥� Kehinde Andrews analyzes Malcolm X鈥檚 speeches and lays out his political theories.

鈥淭he Martians鈥� unfolds the fantastical claims of life on Mars, which forced astronomers to bolster their research and separate fact from science fiction.

鈥淭he Aviator and the Showman鈥� probes the question: Why did the fiercely independent flyer go along with the schemes of her promoter spouse?

The film version of bestseller 鈥淭he Thursday Murder Club鈥� has arrived with a stellar cast and a backdrop that plays like Hogwarts for older adults. But how does all the sleuthing and skullduggery stack up to the book?