Material World: A Global Family Portrait’ by Peter Menzel is a photographic journey that captures the stark differences in living conditions around the world. In 30 different countries, families are photographed with their worldly possessions displayed outside of their homes. This book vividly illustrates the material disparities between nations and encourages readers to ponder about the meaning of happiness, necessity, and the global impact of consumerism.
This collection follows four friends who are whisked away to Never Land and become the Never Girls, embarking on magical adventures with fairies.
In ‘Know Yourself, Know Your Money,’ personal finance expert Rachel Cruze explores the complex relationship people have with money. She delves into the psychological and behavioral aspects of money management, uncovering the reasons behind why individuals handle their finances the way they do. The book provides insights into personal money mindsets and offers practical advice on how to overcome financial hurdles by understanding one’s unique money tendencies and habits.
Hazlitt elucidates the principles of economics in a way that is comprehensible to the average reader, demystifying complex economic concepts.
A critique of the left’s political tactics and media influence from Trump Jr.’s viewpoint.
In ‘America Before,’ Graham Hancock explores the possibility of a lost ancient civilization in the Americas, prior to known history.
Explains the advantages of mini habits and gives practical tips on how to integrate them into daily life.