Los juegos del hambre
Una adolescente se enfrenta a un juego letal en una sociedad distópica para salvar a su hermana.
Una adolescente se enfrenta a un juego letal en una sociedad distópica para salvar a su hermana.
Mastery, by Robert Greene, is a book that discusses the path to Mastery, a comprehensive form of knowledge and expertise. The book provides an insight into the lives of several masters like Albert Einstein, Leonardo Da Vinci, and others, and highlights their journey to achieving mastery. It presents the reader with a roadmap to mastery that combines creativity and intelligence.
Paid Attention explores the evolving nature of the advertising industry and how to capture consumer attention amidst a fragmented media landscape.
Room, a novel by Emma Donoghue, tells the story of Jack, a five-year-old boy who lives in a single room with his mother and believes that only Room and its contents are ‘real.’
‘Phishing for Phools’ explores the darker side of the free market, where deception and manipulation are not anomalies but inherent features. Nobel Prize-winning economists George Akerlof and Robert Shiller argue that markets are filled with tricks and traps, which they term ‘phishing for phools’. They illustrate how manipulation spans from personal finance to politics, underlining that no one is immune. The book combines economic theory, psychological insights, and real-world examples to demonstrate how phishing affects everyone, and calls for a more enlightened capitalism that guards against deceit.
Conversations That Sell introduces strategies for sales professionals to engage their customers and make each conversation count towards a successful sale.
On Writing Well’ is an essential guide authored by William Zinsser, aimed at improving writing skills, particularly in the realm of nonfiction. With wit, wisdom, and a clear voice, Zinsser offers practical advice on the craft of writing. The book tackles issues of structure, style, usage, and the writer’s attitude, emphasizing clarity, simplicity, and brevity. The guide has chapters dedicated to various forms of writing, such as sports, business, arts, and memoir writing, each filled with examples and keen insights.
This volume presents the vast body of Emily Dickinson’s poetry, showcasing her unique talent and introspective style.
N. Gregory Mankiw’s ‘Principles of Economics’ elucidates fundamental economic concepts, covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international trade with real-world examples.