Happy: Why More or Less Everything Is Absolutely Fine
Derren Brown
Derren Brown explores changing concepts of happiness, drawing on millennia of philosophical thought. He exposes the flaws in self-help's suggested routes to happiness and poses challenging questions about how we choose to live, aiming to reclaim happiness and enable us to appreciate the good things in life.
Happy City
Charles Montgomery
A fascinating exploration of how urban design impacts our happiness and well-being. Charles Montgomery delves into the transformative power of cities, examining how they can be reshaped to foster joy, connection, and a more fulfilling life for their inhabitants. Discover the secrets to creating a happy city and unlock the potential for urban spaces to revolutionize our lives.
Happy Fat
Stina Wollter
A guide to fat liberation and body positivity, challenging societal norms and promoting self-acceptance. The book explores the author's personal experiences with body image, dieting, and fatphobia, offering tools and insights for readers to embrace their bodies and fight against discrimination.
Harriet Tubman
Catherine Clinton
Explore the life of Harriet Tubman, from her early years in slavery to her courageous work as a conductor on the Underground Railroad and a champion for civil rights. This biography delves into the complexities of her character and the historical context that shaped her extraordinary legacy.
Hawai'i Eight Hundred Years of Political and Economic Change
Sumner La Croix
Explore the rich and complex history of Hawai'i through the lens of political and economic change. From its initial settlement to its integration into the global economy, this book uncovers the forces that have shaped the islands and continue to influence its future.
Here Comes Everybody
Clay Shirky
An exploration of how the internet and social media have transformed the way groups form and operate, enabling new forms of collaboration and collective action outside traditional organizational structures. It examines the power of networked communication and its impact on society, culture, and institutions.
Hidden Valley Road
Robert Kolker
The heartrending story of the Galvin family, who, with twelve children, six of whom were diagnosed with schizophrenia, became a case study for genetic research into the disease. A tale of a family's love, resilience, and the burden of a devastating illness.
His Truth Is Marching On
Jon Meacham
Explore the life and legacy of John Lewis, a civil rights icon and longtime U.S. Congressman, in this powerful biography. From his early days in the Jim Crow South to his pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement and his decades of service in Congress, discover the story of a man who dedicated his life to the pursuit of justice and equality, and whose unwavering commitment to hope continues to inspire.