What Should Danny Do? is an interactive children’s book that follows Danny, a superhero-in-training, on a day filled with choices. The story’s unique structure enables readers to make decisions for Danny, leading to different endings.
An anthology of essays highlighting the experiences of women in the tech industry, and discussing the issues of gender inequality.
Insights on transforming work culture for better job satisfaction and employee happiness.
Explore EMDR therapy to heal emotional wounds and move beyond trauma.
Arabic vs Arabic explores geographical and dialectical variations in Arabic, examining how diverse regional use affects communication and understanding.
Personal History is the autobiography of Katharine Graham, the former publisher of The Washington Post. Through her memoir, Graham provides a vivid account of her life, from her privileged yet somewhat lonely childhood, her education, the tragic suicide of her husband, to her unexpected role as the leader of The Washington Post. The book is an intimate exploration of Graham’s personal growth, her navigation through a male-dominated industry, and her leadership during the Post’s coverage of the Watergate scandal, which eventually led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon. ‘Personal History’ is not only a memoir but a testament to the changing times and the power of resilience.