Life Force by Tony Robbins offers insights into revolutionary advances in biotechnology and precision medicine. It explores how these breakthroughs can significantly enhance longevity, vitality, and overall life quality.
《A People’s History of the United States》by Howard Zinn presents an alternative view of American history from the perspective of ordinary people rather than political leaders. It covers a wide range of events from the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the 2000 election, focusing on the experiences of marginalized groups such as Native Americans, African Americans, women, and laborers. Zinn argues that American history is filled with instances of oppression and struggle, emphasizing the importance of social movements and activism in achieving progress.
A compendium of bizarre, funny, and hard-to-believe truths, Shane Carley’s book entertains and informs with odd facts.
Anna Anthropy’s ‘Game Design Vocabulary’ delves into the core principles of game design, illustrating through examples how these concepts shape player experience.
Luvvie Ajayi’s ‘I’m Judging You’ is a humorous and incisive collection of essays that critique our cultural norms and encourage readers to improve their personal behavior.
Asterios Polyp is David Mazzucchelli’s graphic novel about an architect’s journey after a mid-life crisis and lightning strike.
A guide to raising kids calmly and connecting deeply without yelling.
Eliot’s poem delves into the psyche of a man paralyzed by indecision.