Heaven is for Real recounts the true story of Colton Burpo, a young boy who, during a near-death experience, claims to have visited heaven. Told by his father, Todd, the book explores themes of faith, the afterlife, and the innocence of childhood through Colton’s vivid and convincing descriptions of meeting Jesus, seeing angels, and talking with deceased relatives in Heaven.
This memoir showcases renowned sportscaster Jim Gray’s interviews with the greatest athletes of all time, providing insights into their lives and careers.
The Fifth Agreement by Don Miguel Ruiz and Don Jose Ruiz is a guide to self-mastery. The book promotes the idea of freeing yourself from self-limiting beliefs that rob you of joy and create needless suffering. It presents five essential principles (Be impeccable with your word, Don’t take anything personally, Don’t make assumptions, Always do your best, and Be skeptical, but learn to listen) that will transform your life to a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love.
Minter Dial’s ‘You Lead’ argues for authenticity in leadership, showing how true self-expression enhances effectiveness and fulfillment.
Siddhartha Mukherjee’s ‘The Song of the Cell’ delves into the discovery and significance of cells, the building blocks of life, and their impact on medical science.
Die with Zero by Bill Perkins is a radical rethink about money attitudes. It advocates a life where you spend your money and time resources for maximum life experiences to truly live rather than hoarding for an uncertain future. It provides a roadmap for optimal spending of money and time based on your life stages.
Solitary is a powerful memoir of Albert Woodfox’s 43 years in solitary confinement for a crime he didn’t commit.
A dialogue-driven exploration of happiness through Eastern wisdom and Western psychology.