A groundbreaking children’s book by B. J. Novak, ‘The Book with No Pictures’ plays with the idea that written words alone can be wildly entertaining. It relies solely on text to engage and amuse children, proving that imagination can be sparked without illustrations.
This self-help manual provides a step-by-step framework for teenage self-improvement and personal growth, focusing on principles like responsibility, goal-setting, prioritization, and relationship building.
Illuminates the darkness of childhood traumas and the journey to self-discovery.
Unlock foundational game design principles for enhanced player experiences.
In ‘ADHD 2.0’, Dr. Edward M. Hallowell and Dr. John J. Ratey, world-renowned ADHD experts, share insightful techniques and the latest research about managing ADHD. They explore the science behind ADHD, debunk misconceptions, and offer advice on dealing with distraction. The book presents ways to turn ADHD into an asset in both personal life and career.
John Kenneth Galbraith’s ‘The Affluent Society’ critiques post-war American affluence, questioning economic priorities and the concept of ‘conventional wisdom’.
In ‘Broke,’ Glenn Beck offers a detailed diagnosis of the financial crisis, attributing it to a combination of poor governmental policies, irresponsible banking practices, and a departure from traditional American values. He also proposes solutions to restore economic stability.
This workbook offers tools for teens to manage symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and trauma-related experiences through cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness techniques.
Plato’s ‘The Republic’ is a philosophical treatise concerning justice, order, and character within a state, and the just individual.