Red, White & Royal Blue Summary of Key Points
A charming romance novel where America’s First Son falls for the Prince of Wales, blending duty, love, and politics.
A charming romance novel where America’s First Son falls for the Prince of Wales, blending duty, love, and politics.
The Celestine Prophecy is a 1993 novel by James Redfield that follows the protagonist’s spiritual adventure in Peru, as he discovers and understands nine spiritual insights on life.
This book challenges conventional business wisdom, offering a fresh perspective on entrepreneurship for creatives who dislike the standard business model.
Girl, Stop Apologizing is a motivational book by Rachel Hollis. It encourages women to stop apologizing for their aspirations and to instead pursue them with passion and confidence. Hollis offers practical advice and personal anecdotes to inspire readers to live authentically and unapologetically.
A heartwarming tale of two people from very different worlds who fall in love against all odds. Alexis Montgomery must choose between her life of privilege or a chance at true happiness.
An exploration of baseball’s enduring charm and its impact on America’s heart.
Shakespeare in a Divided America, written by James Shapiro, explores the unique role that William Shakespeare’s works have played in the cultural and political life of the United States. Shapiro examines key moments in American history when Shakespeare’s plays, including the likes of ‘Othello’ and ‘The Merchant of Venice,’ were invoked to address contentious issues such as race, immigration, gender, and partisan politics. Through a series of historical narratives, Shapiro reveals how interpretations of Shakespeare have both reflected and influenced American debates about identity, morality, and freedom.
The Snowman is a wordless picture book that tells the story of a young boy’s magical adventure with a snowman that comes to life. Together, they explore a wintry landscape.
This Is Marketing’ by Seth Godin argues that marketing is not about the products you make but the stories you tell. Godin emphasizes the importance of creating marketing that’s empathetic, serves others, and creates change. He refutes mass marketing techniques and instead focuses on ‘smallest viable markets’ and building trust and permission with your audience. The book lays out the core principles of marketing that resonate with today’s audiences and calls for marketers to focus on making a difference.