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Author: Caro Claire Burke
Release Date: April 7, 2026
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Free 7-Day returns Yesteryear is a gripping, darkly funny debut novel that tears apart the glossy surface of social media perfection and asks one bold question: what if you suddenly had to live the life you were pretending to have? Published by Knopf Canada and Penguin Random House, this razor-sharp satire delivers laughs, chills, and genuine emotional depth all in one unforgettable read.
Behind every perfectly curated life is a reality waiting to crack. A woman who built her identity on a beautiful lie wakes up one morning to find the lie has become her only world. This is not her beautiful life. And she must escape by any means possible.
Caro Claire Burke holds a Master of Fine Arts from the Bennington Writing Seminars and is the co-host of Diabolical Lies, a politics and culture podcast. Yesteryear is her debut novel, and it has already earned starred reviews from Kirkus and Booklist, along with praise from some of the biggest names in contemporary fiction.
This book is perfect for readers who love smart, sharp, page-turning fiction that makes them think. If you enjoyed Gone Girl, The Handmaid’s Tale, or The Stepford Wives, Yesteryear will grab you from the very first page and refuse to let go until the final, jaw-dropping reveal.
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Q1: What genre is Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke? Yesteryear is a darkly satirical psychological thriller with elements of literary fiction, dark humor, and social commentary. It blends mystery, satire, and a nonlinear timeline into one completely gripping story. Readers who enjoy smart thrillers with complex female characters will love it.
Q2: Is Yesteryear suitable for adult readers only? Yes. Yesteryear is written for adult readers aged 18 and above. The story deals with mature themes including social media manipulation, domestic life, psychological tension, and feminist commentary. It is not recommended for young readers.
Q3: Is Yesteryear being adapted into a film or TV series? Yes. Anne Hathaway is already attached to star in the upcoming Amazon adaptation of Yesteryear, making this one of the most anticipated book-to-screen projects of recent years. Reading the novel now means you will experience the full story before the cameras roll.
Q4: How does Yesteryear compare to other popular books? Reviewers and fellow authors have compared Yesteryear to The Stepford Wives and The Handmaid’s Tale for its unapologetically political voice, while others liken the unreliable narrator and shocking twist to Gone Girl. It is a fresh, original read that stands fully on its own.
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Natalie Heller Mills is a traditional American woman and a beloved social media influencer who sells a pioneer lifestyle to her millions of followers, from raw milk to farm-fresh eggs. What her followers do not see are the nannies, the producers, and the industrial-grade appliances hidden behind the scenes of her so-called rustic farmhouse. Then, one morning, Natalie wakes up in a completely unfamiliar world and must figure out whether she has landed in a ruthless reality show, time travel, or something far more sinister.This story is tense, funny, and utterly original, diving into marriage, motherhood, social media lies, and the dark expectations placed on women.
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The Parasitic Mind by Gad Saad
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Release Date: October 5, 2021
Genre: Non-Fiction
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The Parasitic Mind by Gad Saad: A Powerful Defense of Reason, Science, and Common Sense
About the Book
The Parasitic Mind is a bold and urgent book that challenges readers to think freely, question popular narratives, and protect the power of reason. Written by one of the most outspoken scientific thinkers of our time, this book exposes how certain ideas, like parasites, attach themselves to the human mind and slowly destroy clear, rational thought.
If you have ever felt that something in today’s culture just does not make sense, this book will give you the language, evidence, and courage to say so.
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Ideas can heal, inspire, and build great civilizations. But some ideas do the opposite. They spread, weaken the mind, and erode the very foundations of logic and truth. Gad Saad calls these “idea pathogens,” and in this book, he shows exactly how they work and how we can fight back.
About the Author
Gad Saad is a professor of marketing at Concordia University in Montreal and holds the Concordia University Research Chair in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences and Darwinian Consumption. He is the host of The Saad Truth podcast, a bestselling author, and a widely respected voice in the global conversation around science, reason, and free speech. His work has been featured in major media outlets worldwide, and he brings both academic authority and sharp personal experience to every page of this book.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is for anyone who is tired of seeing common sense pushed aside in favor of political agendas and emotional arguments. Whether you are a student, a professional, a parent, or simply a curious reader who values honest conversation, The Parasitic Mind will resonate deeply and leave you thinking long after the last page.
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Q1: What is The Parasitic Mind by Gad Saad about? The Parasitic Mind is a nonfiction book that explores how irrational and politically driven ideas spread through society and damage rational thinking. Gad Saad uses evolutionary psychology and real-world examples to explain why common sense is under threat today and how readers can protect their ability to think clearly and critically.
Q2: Is The Parasitic Mind suitable for all readers? This book is written for adults and older teens who enjoy thought-provoking nonfiction. The language is clear and accessible, so you do not need a background in science or psychology to understand and enjoy it. If you are curious about culture, ideas, and free thinking, this book is a great fit.
Q3: Why should I read The Parasitic Mind? If you want to understand why public conversations often feel irrational or one-sided, this book gives you real answers backed by science. Gad Saad explains complex ideas in a direct and engaging way, making it one of the most important and readable books on modern culture and critical thinking available today.
Q4: Is this book available in paperback? Yes, The Parasitic Mind by Gad Saad is available in paperback format. It ships within 5 to 10 business days and is printed in English, making it easy to read, highlight, and revisit whenever you need a reminder of the power of reason and honest thinking.
The Parasitic Mind gives readers a clear and compelling look at how irrational ideas gain power and why so many smart people fall for them. Gad Saad draws on decades of scientific research, personal stories, and sharp cultural observations to map out the forces that are quietly shutting down free thought. You will learn how "idea pathogens" spread through society, why our natural instincts make us vulnerable to them, and what tools of reason and science we can use to push back. Most importantly, this book reminds us that truth is worth defending and that common sense is a gift we cannot afford to lose.
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