Say Nothing is a true crime book by Patrick Radden Keefe. It recounts the history of the Troubles in Northern Ireland by focusing on the abduction and murder of Jean McConville, a widow and mother of ten, and its aftermath. The book also profiles key players in the conflict, including the Price sisters and Brendan Hughes, in order to provide a comprehensive exploration of this turbulent period.
Ancient military strategies applicable to warfare and modern business.
The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking presents practical guidance for becoming a more effective thinker by embracing and applying five elemental concepts.
Kitchen Confidential offers a peek into the intense and unpredictable world of professional kitchens. Anthony Bourdain, an experienced chef, shares his personal journey, exposing the chaotic, grueling, and often unsavory aspects of the culinary industry. He provides vivid descriptions of the adrenaline-fueled atmosphere, the rigorous demands of the job, and the colorful personalities he encounters. The book also offers practical wisdom for aspiring chefs and food enthusiasts.
Dr. Jason Fung challenges the conventional wisdom on obesity, focusing on the role of insulin resistance and offering a new dietary approach to weight loss.
The Fall of Berlin 1945 is a compelling historical account of the final chapter of World War II in Europe, detailing the intense and brutal battle for Berlin.
In ‘David and Goliath’, author Malcolm Gladwell explores the intriguing paradox of advantage in disadvantage and disadvantage in advantage. By retelling stories of various ‘Davids’ who battled their own ‘Goliaths’, Gladwell demonstrates how perceived weaknesses can sometimes be powerful strengths.