59 Seconds is a self-help book that aims to dispel the myths of the self-help industry and show people how to change their lives in under a minute. The book focuses on simple, quick, and scientifically proven methods to improve one’s life and achieve goals.
Google insider Laszlo Bock shares secrets to management and workplace innovation.
Set in the post-World War I era, ‘The Given Day’ is a historical novel that captures Boston’s social turmoil through the lives of two families—one black, one white.
The Fate of Food explores the future of food in a world facing climate change and technological innovation. It examines potential solutions to feed a growing population sustainably.
This book provides a historical account of the mosquito’s impact on humanity, weaving together science, history, and the stories of individuals.
Atlas Shrugged is a philosophical novel by Ayn Rand. The story unfolds in the United States, where successful industrialists begin to disappear mysteriously. The dystopian society spurs the protagonist, Dagny Taggart, to embark on a search for the people behind the disappearances. She discovers a place where the industrialists have gathered to live by their own rules. The novel explores themes of reason, individualism, and capitalism.
The Passion Paradox explores the concept of passion, its positive and negative impacts on life, and how one can harness it effectively for success and personal fulfillment.