Ethics
Simon Blackburn
A concise and accessible introduction to ethics, exploring the surrounding climate of ideas about how to live and addressing fears that ethical claims are a sham. It delves into relativism, skepticism, and nihilism, inviting readers to decide whether these threats have been laid to rest or if they rise again.
Everybody, Always
Bob Goff
In "Everybody, Always," Bob Goff inspires readers to embrace a life of radical love and acceptance. Through heartwarming stories and profound insights, he challenges us to break down barriers, overcome fear, and love others extravagantly, just as Jesus did. Discover how to become love in a world that desperately needs it.
American Icon
Bryce G. Ho man
A gripping account of Alan Mulally's leadership and the dramatic turnaround of Ford Motor Company. Explore the challenges, strategies, and key decisions that saved an American icon from the brink of collapse, offering valuable insights into leadership, corporate culture, and the automotive industry.
Whistleblower
Susan Fowler
From poverty and homeschooling to Silicon Valley, Susan Fowler's journey is one of resilience and determination. This is the story of her fight for justice against the toxic culture at Uber, and her transformation from object to subject of her own life.
The Aisles Have Eyes
Joseph Turow
Explore the hidden world of retail surveillance and discover how stores are tracking your every move, collecting your data, and influencing your shopping decisions. This book uncovers the techniques retailers use to personalize your shopping experience, the potential consequences for your privacy, and the broader implications for society.
Alexander the Great
Philip Freeman
A compelling biography of Alexander the Great, exploring his life from his birth in Macedonia to his conquests across Asia. Discover the story of a man who shaped the ancient world.
Finding the Mother Tree
Suzanne Simard
A groundbreaking exploration of forest ecology, revealing the intricate and interconnected world of trees and their communication networks. Through personal stories and scientific discoveries, the author unveils the hidden wisdom of the forest and its potential to heal our relationship with nature.
First Principles
Thomas E. Ricks
An exploration of the classical influences on America's founding fathers, examining how the philosophies and histories of ancient Greece and Rome shaped their thinking and actions in creating the United States. It delves into the educations of George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, revealing the classical ideals that guided them and the ways in which those ideals were challenged and transformed by the realities of the new nation.