Katherine Schwarzenegger, who struggled with her own body image issues growing up, is no stranger to this widespread dearth of confidence. Now a healthy, happy college student, Katherine is on a mission to help girls everywhere learn to love their bodies and themselves in her first book, ROCK WHAT YOU'VE GOT: Secrets to Loving Your Inner and Outer Beauty from Someone Who's Been There and Back (Voice $22.99, September 14, 2010).

POKER FACE trails Gaga from her earliest days, when a soulful singer-songwriter named Stefani Germanotta dreamed of becoming the next Norah Jones. In original interviews with Stefani's oldest friends and contacts, Callahan reports on Gaga's time at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, her immersion in the decadent performance culture of New York City's Lower East Side, her calculated cultivation of a gay fan base, and her early days working with famed pop producer Rob Fusari.

Equally beloved for her relatable stories and delicious recipes, New York Times Dining columnist Melissa Clark is the cook we all aspire to be: when she runs out of an ingredient, she improvises with a different one and emerges with a dish that improves on the original recipe. Melissa's warm and accessible new cookbook, IN THE KITCHEN WITH A GOOD APPETITE (Hyperion; September 7, 2010; Hardcover/$27.50), puts this gift within reach of the rest of us. Written with her signature casual confidence, it includes 150 simple, sophisticated recipes, two-thirds of them published here for the first time.

Liz Murray's BREAKING NIGHT (Hyperion; September 7, 2010; Hardcover) is the riveting memoir of a young woman who triumphed over the circumstances of her harrowing childhood. Homeless by age fifteen, Liz took control of her own destiny and ultimately graduated from Harvard University. Remarkably-like Jeannette Walls' The Glass Castle-Liz's story of her transformation is infused with hope and utterly without self-pity.

NAKED HEAT (September 28, 2010; Hyperion; $24.99; hardcover) is the thrilling sequel to Richard Castle's Heat Wave, which spent sixteen weeks on the New York Times bestseller list when it was published last fall. This is Castle's second mystery novel to feature Nikki Heat, a tough, sexy, and professional detective based on NYPD Homicide Detective Kate Beckett, with whom Castle solves crimes and trades barbs on his eponymous hit ABC television show Castle.

In the tradition of Glory Road and Invincible, we are thrilled to rerelease a classic story of courage and strength: SECRETARIAT (Hyperion; August 31, 2010; Trade Paperback Reprint; $16.99). When the trumpet sounded, he charged into the fray in frenzied excitement, afraid of nothing. In 1973, Secretariat, the greatest thoroughbred in horse-racing history, captured the public's attention when he won the Triple Crown. Now, retired Sports Illustrated writer William Nack updates his 1975 portrait of the only horse ever to grace the covers of Time, Newsweek, and Sports Illustrated all in the same week. This is the story of "Big Red."

The Enhanced eBook Combines Video from ABC Family’s Hit Series “The Secret Life of the American Teenager” and Text from Hyperion’s New Book The Secret Diary of Ashley Juergens in a Brand New Reading Experience

Bestselling author, Project Runway judge, and Marie Claire fashion director Nina Garcia finally provides answers to this question, expertly demonstrating what to wear to many of life's most important occasions, with an irresistible, invaluable new book, NINA GARCIA'S LOOK BOOK: What to Wear for Every Occasion (Voice; $23.99, August 10, 2010).