Mythology by Edith Hamilton is an acclaimed introduction to the Greek, Roman, and Norse mythologies. The book explores in detail the nature of these stories, their characters, and the influence of such myths on Western culture. It provides insights into classical myths, highlighting their relevance in understanding human nature, fate, and the divine.
Teen detectives Joe and Frank Hardy uncover a dark secret while investigating a robbery.
Drinking Water: A History by James Salzman delves into the complex and often surprising story of drinking water. The narrative explores the sociocultural, economic, legal, and environmental issues surrounding this vital resource.
A meditative account of a man’s spiritual quest in the Himalayan wilderness.
Narconomics: How to Run a Drug Cartel provides a fascinating insight into the global drug trade, applying economic principles to explain how drug cartels operate as if they were multinational corporations. The book uncovers the sophisticated strategies cartels use to maximize profits and maintain market control, from production and distribution methods to marketing techniques and customer service. Author Tom Wainwright, a British journalist, uses his investigative experience to delve into various aspects of the narcotics business, revealing the economic underpinnings that make the drug trade remarkably resilient to law enforcement efforts.
A Man Called Ove is a heartwarming tale of an irascible yet lovable curmudgeon whose life changes when new neighbors move in next door. This story explores themes of loss, love, and the unexpected friendships that can transform life.
In Loserthink, Scott Adams explores how biases and untrained thoughts can lead to flawed thinking.
A strategic guide to growth through partnerships and reciprocity.