Phantoms in the Brain, written by neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran and Sandra Blakeslee, delves into the intriguing world of neurology and human consciousness. The book presents a series of case studies on patients with bizarre neurological disorders, which help to shed light on the functioning of the brain. Ramachandran explores topics such as phantom limb pain, the brain’s adaptability, and what these phenomena say about human experience.
This book provides strategies for productivity and work-life balance when working from home.
An insightful exploration of identity and culture within the Black experience.
November 9 follows Fallon and Ben, who meet by chance and spend Fallon’s last day in L.A. together. They agree to meet on the same date each year, but life and secrets test their bond.
This book offers a practical guide to building products that customers love using Lean Startup principles and data-driven metrics for product development and innovation.
Explores societal changes due to Industrial Revolution and consequences of ‘market society’.
Unravel the dynamics of attention in relationships for better connection and understanding.
Do Hard Things, by Alex and Brett Harris, is a call to action for young people. The book encourages teenagers to reject the low expectations society often has for them and to strive for more. This includes achieving personal goals, getting involved in the community, making a difference in others’ lives, and making wise choices for their future.
A historical novel set in early 20th century London, following a butcher and a blackbird through tumultuous events.