Girl, Stop Apologizing
An empowering call for women to stop apologizing and embrace their ambitions.
An empowering call for women to stop apologizing and embrace their ambitions.
Know My Name is a powerful and emotive memoir by Chanel Miller, previously known to the world as Emily Doe, who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus in 2015. The book delves deep into the aftermath of the assault, the grueling legal battles that followed, and the widespread media attention it garnered. Miller shares her journey of trauma, resilience, and reclaiming her identity, while also critiquing the failures of the legal system to adequately support survivors of sexual assault. Through her story, Miller emerges as a symbol of hope and a voice for the voiceless, advocating for a world where survivors are heard, believed, and supported.
A year-long devotional offering daily inspiration and guidance tailored for women, with biblical passages and reflections.
A motivational guide by Steve Harvey, demonstrating the road to success through personal experiences.
This book explores how improvisational techniques from the world of comedy can enhance creativity and collaboration in a business context.
A teen’s investigation into a local closed murder case becomes a deep dive into her community’s secrets.
A dive into how neuroscience shapes consumer behavior and marketing.
Red Team: How to Succeed By Thinking Like the Enemy explores the concept of ‘red teaming’, a strategy employed to identify vulnerabilities and improve organizations.
Big Weed chronicles Christian Hageseth’s entrepreneurial journey in the cannabis industry, exploring its business potential and the challenges faced.