The Things They Carried blends fiction with memoir in a poignant reflection on the Vietnam War and its impact on the soldiers. It navigates through the burdens they bear, including emotional weight and moral dilemmas.
A dive into America’s racial narrative through James Baldwin’s life and work.
A deep dive into improving decision-making by understanding intuition’s limits.
A guidebook that provides practical methods to cultivate joy and happiness in daily life by Chade-Meng Tan.
Hello Beautiful, written by Jeanne Marie, is a heartwarming collection of life-affirming stories that inspire positivity and self-love. Each story is depicted through vivid illustrations and accompanied by comforting words of wisdom that speak directly to the reader’s soul.
This interactive journal encourages readers to nurture their creativity, mindfulness, and self-motivation.
In ‘A Crack in Creation,’ biochemist Jennifer Doudna and Samuel H. Sternberg explore the groundbreaking discovery of CRISPR-Cas9, a gene-editing tool that has revolutionized the biological sciences. The book delves into the science behind CRISPR, its potential applications in medicine, agriculture, and beyond, as well as the ethical implications and debates it sparks. Doudna and Sternberg provide a firsthand account of the research that led to this discovery and discuss the power and responsibility that come with such a tool.
This book delves into the complicated dynamics of relationships with emotionally immature parents. It helps readers understand why their parents act the way they do, identify patterns of emotional immaturity, and establish boundaries in these relationships. It also offers practical strategies for building healthier relationships with parents while preserving personal well-being.