Rujuta Diwekar’s ‘The 12-week Fitness Project’ provides a holistic approach to health and fitness. It outlines a 3-month plan for improving physical well-being through simple, sustainable lifestyle changes.
‘Life Coaching For Dummies’ is a comprehensive guide to understanding and practicing life coaching. It covers the skills, techniques, and ethical considerations fundamental to this helping profession.
Challenges the effectiveness of the current education system and its real-world applicability.
Kant’s ‘Critique of Judgment’ analyzes aesthetics and teleology, bridging a gap between the natural world and human experience with judgments of taste and purposiveness.
This book explores the reasons why mental disorders persist and the evolutionary origins of our emotions, both good and bad.
A dystopian future where women are stripped of their rights and used for breeding.
An autobiographical book by Paul Rusesabagina, depicting his experience as the hotel manager who sheltered people during the Rwandan genocide.
The Wright Brothers by David McCullough tells the remarkable story of Orville and Wilbur Wright, who overcame great odds to invent, build, and fly the first successful motor-operated airplane, changing the world of aviation forever.
The Beatles Anthology is a comprehensive account of the iconic band, The Beatles, told through interviews, quotes, and anecdotes from the band members themselves.