A prequel to the Hunger Games trilogy, this novel delves into the early days of the dystopian world of Panem, focusing on the young Coriolanus Snow, who would become the tyrannical President Snow. It explores his participation as a mentor in the tenth Hunger Games.
The Shallows by Nicholas Carr explores how the internet is changing the way we think, read, and remember, affecting our cognitive abilities.
The Silk Roads by Peter Frankopan shifts the center of global history from the West to the East, offering a different perspective on the history of the world. Through an exploration of the trade routes known as the Silk Roads, this book unveils how the East shaped the modern world, influencing economics, politics, and culture. Frankopan presents a compelling narrative that spans from ancient times through the rise of empires to the present day, highlighting the importance of Asia in global history. The Silk Roads is an eye-opening journey that challenges Eurocentric narratives and showcases the pivotal role of the East in shaping world events.
A guide to enhancing influence and impact in your organization.
White Trash by Nancy Isenberg is a profound historical analysis that tracks the concept of class in America, particularly focusing on the white lower class. It dismantles the myth that the United States is a class-free society by delving into the origins, evolution, and persistence of the derogatory term ‘white trash’ and how it has shaped the country’s social structure and politics.
A practical guide to improving your dating life and finding the right partner.
Agile Selling focuses on rapidly acquiring new skills and adapting to change in the fast-paced sales environment. It outlines strategies for shortening new sales reps’ learning curves and enhancing performance.
Daymond John shares how starting a business with limited resources can become an entrepreneur’s greatest asset, using his own experience and success stories.