In Order to Live is a memoir written by Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector and human rights activist. She narrates her harrowing journey from North Korea to China and finally to South Korea. The book uncovers the brutal reality of life in North Korea and the inhumane conditions that people endure under an oppressive regime.
The Millionaire Mind’ explores the traits and habits of financially successful individuals, focusing on their attitudes towards wealth, investing, and life choices.
Big Heart, Little Stove is a memoir by Erin French that chronicles her journey of resilience and passion for cooking leading to the establishment of her renowned restaurant, The Lost Kitchen.
Exploring how to find and live God’s purpose for one’s life.
This book discusses the detrimental impact of mean-spirited employees, or ‘assholes’, on the workplace and provides strategies for creating a more positive environment.
An exploration of Earth’s new epoch shaped by human activity.
In ‘A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intelligence’, Jeff Hawkins, the co-inventor of the Palm Pilot and founder of Numenta, presents a new theory of how the brain understands the world. Hawkins argues that the brain uses a multitude of reference frames (thousands of ‘mini-columns’ in the neocortex) to model objects of perception. He suggests that intelligence is a product of these models working together and that this framework could lead to the development of truly intelligent machines.