In ‘The Year of Living Danishly,’ Helen Russell explores Denmark’s unique approach to life, which contributes to its citizens’ happiness. She shares insights from her own experience after moving to rural Denmark.
The China Study presents a compelling array of evidence for a whole food, plant-based diet. It discusses the relationship between diet and diseases like heart disease and cancer. The book, based on the most comprehensive study of nutrition ever conducted, also criticizes the practices of the food industry and pharmaceutical companies.
This book offers advice on creativity: find inspiration, don’t wait until you ‘know yourself’ to get started, validation is not essential.
A practical guide to managing and working effectively with different types of bosses while also driving your career forward.
Master writing by reading critically, with guidance from literary greats.
The Complete Maus by Art Spiegelman is a poignant graphic novel that narrates the harrowing story of the author’s father, a Polish Jew and Holocaust survivor. Through striking artwork and narrative, it explores themes of survival, guilt, and memory.
Sleepyhead explores the mysteries and science of sleep. Henry Nicholls merges personal narratives with cutting-edge research to illuminate the complexities of sleep disorders.
A heartwarming tale of two people from very different worlds who fall in love against all odds. Alexis Montgomery must choose between her life of privilege or a chance at true happiness.
Active Listening Techniques presents methods for improved communication through better listening.