The Salt Path
Raynor Winn
Homeless and broke after losing their farm and with Moth diagnosed with a terminal illness, Raynor and her husband make the impulsive decision to walk the 630-mile South West Coast Path. This is the story of their journey: of grief and healing, of nature's restorative power, and of a love that perseveres against all odds.
The Seven Spiritual Laws of Yoga
Deepak Chopra
A practical guide to healing body, mind, and spirit through the wisdom of yoga and the seven spiritual laws. Discover how to integrate the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual layers of life for enhanced well-being and a deeper connection to the divine.
The Seventh Million
Tom Segev
A controversial and powerful work that explores the profound impact of the Holocaust on the identity, ideology, and politics of Israel. Drawing on newly declassified documents, diaries, and interviews, Tom Segev tells the dramatic story of how the Jewish community of pre-Israel Palestine confronted the rise of Nazi Germany and how Israeli society has dealt with the consequences since. It examines sensitive chapters of history, including the Zionist response to the Holocaust, the reception of Holocaust refugees, revenge schemes against former Nazis, and secret negotiations between Germany and Israel.
The Shock Doctrine
Naomi Klein
In The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein argues that powerful forces exploit moments of collective trauma—wars, terrorist attacks, and natural disasters—to implement radical free-market policies. Exposing the dark side of globalization, Klein reveals how disaster capitalism reshapes societies in the wake of crises, often with devastating consequences.
The Situation Room
George Stephanopoulos
A behind-the-scenes look at the White House Situation Room and the pivotal role it has played during times of crisis, offering a unique perspective on presidential decision-making and the hidden history of the United States over the past six decades.
The Songs of America
Jon Meacham
An exploration of American history through the lens of its music, from the pre-Revolutionary War era to the present day. It examines how music has shaped and reflected the nation's identity, struggles, and triumphs, offering a unique perspective on the American story.
The Soul of a Woman
Isabel Allende
In The Soul of a Woman, Isabel Allende explores her life as a feminist, from her childhood rebellion against male authority to her role in the women's liberation movement. With humor and wisdom, she reflects on love, loss, aging, and the ongoing struggle for equality, offering a powerful and inspiring vision for a more just and compassionate world.
The Soul of the World
Roger Scruton
In 'The Soul of the World,' Roger Scruton delves into philosophical discussions of mind, art, music, politics, and law to explore the nature and ground of religious belief. He seeks to make room for the religious worldview, examining the current disputes surrounding faith and reason, and the emotional and intellectual origins of belief.