Girl, Wash Your Face is a best-selling self-help book by Rachel Hollis. The book is filled with stories from Hollis’s own life that illustrate the twenty lies we tell ourselves that hold us back from living joyfully and productively. It encourages women to live a passionate, enthusiastic life and not to let others define their value or place in the world.
A manifesto for embracing risk and creating art that challenges the status quo.
A visionary roadmap for tackling global challenges with tech and questions.
This novel follows a young boy named Billy and his quest to own two Redbone Coonhound hunting dogs, and their subsequent adventures in the Ozarks.
Tiffany Aliche’s ‘Get Good with Money’ is an instructive guide that breaks down the complexities of personal finance into a series of clear, manageable steps. The book provides readers with a ten-step plan to financial wholeness, covering elements such as budgeting, saving, boosting income, and investing. Aliche presents tangible strategies to help individuals achieve financial stability and independence.
Love Real Food by Kathryne Taylor offers over 100 vegetarian recipes with wholesome ingredients and simple instructions, emphasizing flavor and nutrition.
Ray Bradbury’s ‘Zen in the Art of Writing’ explores the joys of writing and creativity. It offers insights into the writer’s craft and his personal experiences.
A groundbreaking children’s book by B. J. Novak, ‘The Book with No Pictures’ plays with the idea that written words alone can be wildly entertaining. It relies solely on text to engage and amuse children, proving that imagination can be sparked without illustrations.