More Than Enough
Elaine Welteroth’s journey of self-empowerment, breaking barriers and self-acceptance.
Elaine Welteroth’s journey of self-empowerment, breaking barriers and self-acceptance.
A Year in Provence chronicles Peter Mayle’s experiences moving into a 200-year-old farmhouse in the Luberon region of Provence with his wife and two dogs.
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 is a guide for discussing racial issues, detailing various topics on race and racism in America.
Inside look at the famous amnesiac Patient H.M. and the birth of modern neuroscience.
In ‘Sell Or Be Sold’, Grant Cardone explores the importance of selling in every aspect of life. He contends that whether we recognize it or not, we are all involved in sales. Cardone provides readers with strategies to enhance their sales skills, which he believes are essential for success in any field. The book covers the mindset one should adopt to become successful at selling, as well as practical techniques to improve sales efficacy. It also emphasizes the significance of selling oneself on one’s own ideas and goals as a precursor to convincing others.
‘A Biography of Loneliness’ offers a historical look at loneliness, exploring how it has been perceived and experienced throughout different eras. The author, Fay Bound Alberti, considers loneliness not just as a personal feeling but as a complex cultural and social phenomenon. The book delves into how societal changes, such as industrialization and the rise of consumer culture, have shaped the experience of loneliness. It also examines the role of technology, the stigma of loneliness, and its portrayal in literature and art.