Phantoms in the Brain, written by neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran and Sandra Blakeslee, delves into the intriguing world of neurology and human consciousness. The book presents a series of case studies on patients with bizarre neurological disorders, which help to shed light on the functioning of the brain. Ramachandran explores topics such as phantom limb pain, the brain’s adaptability, and what these phenomena say about human experience.
New comforting recipes for memorable family gatherings by Joanna Gaines.
This influential guide by Dr. Marc Weissbluth, a renowned pediatrician, provides in-depth strategies for establishing healthy sleep patterns in children.
A dive into America’s racial narrative through James Baldwin’s life and work.
The Unwinding of the Miracle is a powerful and moving memoir by Julie Yip-Williams, chronicling her life from being born blind in Vietnam, escaping execution, and immigrating to America, to becoming a Harvard-educated lawyer and battling with terminal colon cancer. It’s a raw and honest account of facing mortality, the beauty of life amidst suffering, and the strength found in vulnerability. Julie’s reflections on identity, immigrant experience, and the intricate dynamics of family and motherhood, alongside her fierce battle with cancer, are interwoven to present a profound narrative on the human condition and the inevitability of death.
Going Rogue: An American Life is the autobiography of Sarah Palin, detailing her life from her early days in Alaska, her rise in politics, her tenure as the Governor of Alaska, and her run for the Vice Presidency in 2008.
The Overthinking Cure offers strategies to manage and overcome overthinking, a common barrier to personal progress and satisfaction.