Forget the Alamo
Bryan Burrough
Forget the Alamo is a historical narrative that challenges the traditional heroic telling of the Battle of the Alamo and its place in Texas and American history. It delves into the myths surrounding the event, exploring the complex motivations of its participants and the lasting impact of the Alamo on Texas identity and culture.
Forgive
Timothy Keller
Explore the profound need for forgiveness in our lives and society with Timothy Keller's 'Forgive'. Delving into biblical teachings and real-world examples, Keller examines the difficulties and dimensions of forgiveness, offering a path to reconciliation and healing. Discover how divine mercy can transform our hearts and relationships, breaking the chains of resentment and self-centeredness.
Forward
David Jeremiah
Discover God's plan for your life and embrace your future with faith and purpose. 'Forward' provides practical steps and biblical wisdom to help you overcome challenges and live the life God has created you to live.
Fragile Empire
Sandra Mackey
A deep dive into the inner workings of Saudi Arabia, exploring the societal tensions, political challenges, and economic realities that threaten the stability of the Al Saud monarchy. From religious divides to youthful discontent and the ever-present issue of oil, this book unveils the fragile foundations of a kingdom at a crossroads.
Free and Equal
Daniel Chandler
An exploration of what a truly fair society would look like, drawing on the ideas of John Rawls to reimagine liberalism and develop a bold, practical agenda for a better world. It addresses pressing issues like poverty, inequality, and the climate crisis, offering a transformative vision for a post-neoliberal age.
Free Speech
Jacob Mchangama
Explore the history of free speech from ancient Greece to the digital age. Discover how the concept of free expression has evolved, been challenged, and defended throughout history, and why it remains essential for a free and just society.
Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing
Matthew Perry
In this unflinchingly honest and surprisingly funny memoir, Matthew Perry takes us behind the scenes of his extraordinary life, battling addiction while becoming one of the most beloved sitcom stars of all time. From his childhood longing for a stable family to his rise to fame on Friends and his near-death experience, Perry lays bare his darkest moments and celebrates the enduring power of hope and friendship. A must-read for anyone who has ever struggled with addiction or felt alone in the world.
From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
A searching examination of the social, political, and economic dimensions of the prevailing racial order, offering important context for understanding the necessity of the emerging movement for black liberation. It exposes the canard of colorblindness and reveals how structural racism and class oppression are joined at the hip. A must-read for everyone who is serious about the ongoing praxis of freedom.