Night is Elie Wiesel’s harrowing personal account of survival in the Nazi concentration camps during World War II. It details his experiences and reflections as a Jewish teenager, the loss of his family, and the fight to maintain his humanity.
Cod’ traces the history of the cod fish, highlighting its influence on global economies, wars, and cuisines.
Think Like Zuck is a deep dive into the success story of Facebook and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. Written by Ekaterina Walter, this book outlines the key principles that Zuckerberg adhered to while growing Facebook from a dorm-room project to a global social media giant. Walter explores the visionary leadership, passion for the product, purpose, people, and partnerships that have been pivotal in Facebook’s growth. Through anecdotes, insights, and analysis, Walter not only charts Zuckerberg’s rise but also offers valuable lessons for entrepreneurs and business leaders looking to emulate Facebook’s success.
An intimate exploration of garlic’s historical, agricultural and gastronomic significance.
Experiments With People’ delves into social psychology experiments, revealing human behavior and social phenomena through empirical studies.
Harold Evans’s ‘Do I Make Myself Clear?’ is a passionate and practical guide to effective writing. The book advocates for clarity and brevity in communication.
A compilation of speeches and talks by Charlie Munger, presenting his investment philosophies and business insights.