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 guide to empowering young girls to realize and embrace their unique qualities.
Atomic Accidents’ offers a detailed history of nuclear power’s most notable accidents. The book examines events from the Ozark Mountains to Fukushima, exploring the causes and consequences.
The Golden Thread: The Story of Writing offers a captivating journey through the history of writing and its impact on civilization. From the earliest cave paintings to the digital age’s typing on screens, author Ewan Clayton explores how writing has evolved and shaped human history. He delves into various writing materials and tools, the development of different scripts, and how these advancements have influenced culture, politics, and society. Clayton’s narrative is not only about the physical aspects of writing but also its profound effects on human thought, communication, and progress.
Tim Ferriss’s ‘The Four Hour Workweek’ revolutionizes the concept of working less to live more, focusing on automation, outsourcing, and working remotely to free up time.
Exploring the complex relationship between humans and technology in modern society.
Nourishing Traditions revives traditional dietary wisdom and presents a researched argument for whole, fermented, and nutrient-dense foods.
Learn how to drive positive change through meaningful conversations.
The extraordinary life of Virginia Hall, a disabled World War II spy.