Graham’s philosophy of ‘value investing’ — protecting oneself from substantial error and teaching oneself to ‘manage’ instead of ‘speculate’ has made ‘The Intelligent Investor’ the stock market bible.
Derek Sivers shares the lessons he learned from founding CD Baby, a music distribution company, emphasizing that building a business should align with personal philosophies.
A manifesto for unconventional entrepreneurs to succeed by being themselves.
A History of God’ by Karen Armstrong traces the development of the concept of God through the history of the three major monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Starting from their common origins in the ancient Near East, Armstrong examines how the idea of God has evolved over the course of 4,000 years. She explores various theological shifts, including the move from polytheism to monotheism, the influence of philosophy on religious beliefs, and the different interpretations and schisms within each religion. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the theological concepts and the historical context that have shaped the current understanding of God.
In ‘The Racketeer,’ John Grisham tells the story of Malcolm Bannister, a former attorney serving time in prison who claims to have information on the murder of a federal judge. His knowledge becomes a ticket out of prison and into a complex web of deceit.
An adult coloring journey through intricate nature designs for creativity and relaxation.
Guts is a captivating graphic memoir by Raina Telgemeier that explores her struggles with anxiety and stomach problems during her elementary school years. Through heartfelt storytelling and expressive illustrations, Telgemeier addresses themes of health, friendship, and the journey of growing up.
2030 explores the demographic, technological, and economic shifts that will happen by the year 2030 and their impact on global society.
A guide to understanding and navigating abusive relationships.