Poor Charlie’s Almanack
Insightful wisdom on investment and life from Berkshire Hathaway’s vice-chairman.
Insightful wisdom on investment and life from Berkshire Hathaway’s vice-chairman.
The Silk Roads by Peter Frankopan shifts the center of global history from the West to the East, offering a different perspective on the history of the world. Through an exploration of the trade routes known as the Silk Roads, this book unveils how the East shaped the modern world, influencing economics, politics, and culture. Frankopan presents a compelling narrative that spans from ancient times through the rise of empires to the present day, highlighting the importance of Asia in global history. The Silk Roads is an eye-opening journey that challenges Eurocentric narratives and showcases the pivotal role of the East in shaping world events.
Lab Girl is a memoir that narrates the life and career of geobiologist Hope Jahren. It intertwines personal stories with scientific observations and insights into plant life.
The Economist: Numbers Guide is a comprehensive guide to understanding and using numbers in business. It covers essential numeracy skills, statistics, and data interpretation.
String Theory is a collection of five essays by David Foster Wallace about tennis. The essays cover the intricacies of the sport, biographical sketches of notable players, and Wallace’s personal experiences.
This book delves into the vital role of sleep in human health, examining sleep disorders and offering insights for achieving better sleep.
Power Questions is a guide to forming deeper, more rewarding relationships through the power of insightful questioning.
This book explores the thinking habits of successful people and how to cultivate them.