Powers and Thrones
Dan Jones
A thousand years of history, from the fall of the Roman Empire to the Renaissance, are brought to life in this sweeping narrative. Explore the key events, figures, and forces that shaped the Middle Ages and left an indelible mark on the world.
Super Attractor
Gabrielle Bernstein
Discover the methods for manifesting a life beyond your wildest dreams. Learn how to connect to the Universe, strengthen your faith, and attract what you want into your life with ease. This book will guide you to become a Super Attractor and live with joy, purpose, and empowerment.
Team of Rivals
Doris Kearns Goodwin
A captivating exploration of Abraham Lincoln's political genius, focusing on his relationships with his rivals for the 1860 Republican presidential nomination. This book delves into Lincoln's ability to unite strong personalities, navigate the Civil War, and leave an enduring legacy.
The Anthropocene Reviewed
John Green
A collection of insightful and often humorous essays that review different facets of the human-influenced planet on a five-star scale, from Canada geese to Diet Dr Pepper, exploring the contradictions of human existence and our impact on the world.
The Biggest Bluff
Maria Konnikova
A psychologist's journey into the world of high-stakes poker, where she learns about decision-making, risk, and the delicate balance between skill and luck. Guided by a legendary player, she navigates the complexities of the game and uncovers valuable lessons applicable far beyond the card table, transforming her understanding of life itself.
The Myth of Normal
Gabor Maté
An exploration of the connection between our emotional well-being, social connectivity, and health, disease, and addictions. It challenges simplistic views of disease and disorder, offering a wider perspective on human flourishing and healing in our modern world.
The New Jim Crow
Michelle Alexander
A critical examination of the U.S. criminal justice system and its role in perpetuating racial inequality, drawing parallels to the Jim Crow era. It challenges the notion of a colorblind society and exposes the ways in which mass incarceration functions as a new form of racial control, locking African Americans into a permanent undercaste.
The Origins of Totalitarianism
Hannah Arendt
A seminal work that analyzes the historical and political elements that crystallized into totalitarianism in the 20th century. Arendt explores antisemitism, imperialism, and the breakdown of the nation-state, offering profound insights into the nature of power, ideology, and the human condition.