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"The Tipping Point," by Malcolm Gladwell, is a lively, timely and engaging study of fads.

Despite a somewhat soft middle section, "Free Solo" is an engaging study of a perfect match between passion and personality.

This is an engaging study of the celebrated 19th-century psychics from Hydesville, N.Y., whose theatrical séances comforted grieving mourners and inspired a movement.

This month William Morrow is publishing Gomes's "The Good Book," an engaging study of the purported Biblical roots of homophobia, sexism, anti-Semitism, racism, and other prejudices.

"Remaking the Chinese Empire is an engaging study of the discursive and symbolic aspects of the relationship between Qing and Chosŏn.

It is refreshing, then, to turn to Born Digital, a serious and engaging study of how "digital natives" (people who grew up with the internet) actually behave online, which aims to address the "culture of fear around the online environment".

An engaging study, by a professor of music and intrepid researcher, of the remarkable collaboration between two émigrés from Russia who revived and re-created, again and again, classical ballet in the 20th century.

In this engaging study, Grafton re-creates the practices of professional correctors in the early printing workshops the "poor devils" of literature whose work extended far beyond the specific task of proof correction and the authors and printers alongside them.

This engaging study will help unlock the richness of Homer for the modern reader.

Lee Kennett, the distinguished Civil War historian who previously wrote an engaging cultural study of the march through Georgia, offers no grand insights about Sherman's contribution to the Union victory or the history of war in general.

All informed by Berlin's lifelong fascination with the history of ideas, these engaging studies range widely: the subjects explored include realism in history; judgment in politics; the history of socialism; the nature and impact of Marxism; the radical cultural revolution instigated by the Romantics; Russian notions of artistic commitment; and the origins and practice of nationalism.