Set in Jackson, Mississippi during the early 1960s, ‘The Help’ by Kathryn Stockett is a novel about African American maids working in white households. It explores themes of racism, inequality, and the quest for freedom and dignity.
One Line A Day is a five-year journal providing a structure to record daily reflections, thoughts, or moments.
An epic journey on foot through war-torn Afghanistan, unveiling its heart.
This book offers practical, actionable advice on how digital marketing can bolster small businesses. It covers strategies across social media, email marketing, SEO, and web design.
Moneyland exposes the corruption and wealth-hidden offshore systems that underpin the modern world.
In ‘My Age of Anxiety,’ author Scott Stossel presents a compelling and personal narrative that blends history, psychology, and personal memoir to explore the condition of anxiety. Stossel shares his own torturous experiences with anxiety, tracing its roots through history and into the present day. He delves into the various treatments that have been attempted over the centuries, from Freudian analysis to modern pharmaceuticals, and examines the cultural and scientific evolution of how society understands and deals with this pervasive mental health issue. Through his vivid storytelling, Stossel provides both a broader understanding of anxiety and a deeply personal account of how it affects those who suffer from it.
A compelling case for rational selfishness, challenging the common notion of self-sacrifice.