The War on Women
An eye-opening chronicle of women’s struggles and injustices globally.
An eye-opening chronicle of women’s struggles and injustices globally.
This memoir showcases renowned sportscaster Jim Gray’s interviews with the greatest athletes of all time, providing insights into their lives and careers.
Built to Sell explores the steps to create a business that can operate and grow without being dependent on its owner, making it attractive to potential buyers.
Sycamore Row by John Grisham revisits the setting and characters of his first novel, ‘A Time to Kill.’ It tells the story of Seth Hubbard, a wealthy man who hangs himself and leaves a controversial will that cuts out his family, favoring his black maid. The ensuing legal battle exposes racial tensions and family secrets in the small town of Clanton, Mississippi.
The book offers strategies to deal with difficult colleagues in a professional environment.
Unveils morning habits that pave the way to success.
Joshua McFadden’s ‘Six Seasons’ revolutionizes the way we cook and eat vegetables, organizing them into six seasons instead of the traditional four.
In ‘Physics of the Impossible,’ theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explores the boundaries of science to examine technologies that are not possible today but might be realized in the future. He investigates the laws of physics as they apply to things like teleportation, force fields, and time travel – subjects often relegated to science fiction. Kaku categorizes these concepts into three classes of impossibilities based on when, if ever, they might be achieved and explains complex scientific principles in an accessible way.