This book provides 366 days of philosophical meditations, each day focused on a wisdom quote from stoic philosophers like Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius. It’s aimed at helping readers build a daily habit of contemplation and reflection, and to apply stoic principles to modern life.
The Little Red Hen is a classic folktale about a hen who finds some wheat and asks for help from other farm animals to plant it, but no one is willing to help. In the end, after doing all the work herself, she gets to enjoy the fruits of her labor alone.
David Allen Sibley illustrates and explains the marvels of bird life, exploring their daily habits and survival techniques.
Beyond the Walls is a collection of poems by Turkish poet Nâzım Hikmet. It reflects on themes of freedom, humanity, and the power of words against oppression.
Guidance on creating side hustles and enhancing personal economic resilience.
The Boxcar Children tells the story of four orphaned siblings who create a home for themselves in an abandoned boxcar in the forest.
An exposé on Hollywood’s sexual misconduct and the fight to reveal the truth.
White Fragility by sociologist Robin DiAngelo explores the defensive reactions white people often have when their racial worldviews are challenged. DiAngelo unpicks these reactions and presents a persuasive argument for the need of white people to confront their racial discomfort and examine their biases. The book underscores the importance of white people in the fight against racism.
An exploration into Rudolf Diesel’s life and the enigma of his demise.