Glory, Grit and Greatness: Great Americans Fading from Our Memory by Stephen Carr is a stirring and meticulously crafted collection reviving the stories of Americans whose contributions shaped the nation but have been overlooked. With vivid narrative flair and a deep respect for the individuals...

Tectonics As Seen By An Engineer: Accelerations by Tomasz Głowacki offers a unique, engineering-oriented perspective on the complex mechanics of Earth’s lithospheric movement. But rather than focusing solely on the widely accepted theories of plate tectonics, Głowacki presents a book that investigates the overlooked and...

Bitchcraft: Owning Your Power in a Complicated World by Beth Gibbs is a powerful guide that provides the necessary skills needed to keep you moving forward despite life's challenges, including practices to help you reach your goals in a complicated world. Bitchcraft, coined from two...

Direct Democracy: And the Curse of the Boiled Frogs by Joseph Jenkins is one of the best books I have read on politics and democracy. This comprehensive critique of the modern political and social landscape offers a sweeping overview of how systemic corruption, propaganda, and...

Critical Thinking²: A Force Multiplier by Dr. Jerry J. Marty is a comprehensive guide that explores the vital role of advanced critical thinking skills in practical problem analysis and decision-making across various domains, including business, medicine, and everyday life. The core message emphasizes that mastering...

Mike Tranter’s A Billion Things to Ask a Neuroscientist is an engaging, accessible, and thoroughly researched exploration of the human brain’s mysteries, blending scientific rigor with conversational warmth. The book demystifies neuroscience for a broad audience, from lay readers to those with some scientific background,...

Built to Fail: The Inside Story of Blockbuster’s Inevitable Bust by Alan Payne provides a compelling insider's account of the rise and fall of the iconic video rental giant. The author argues that Blockbuster's demise wasn't solely due to Netflix and streaming, but rather a...

In their book Yin & Yang 2.0: Nutrition for Dogs, authors Dr. Judy Morgan and Hue Grant advocate for home-cooked pet meals over commercial pet foods to prevent low-quality ingredients and potential health risks. They teach the benefits of whole food and raw diets, offering...

Strange But True by Tony Fosgate takes readers on an unconventional journey through the oddities of nature and human existence, structured around topics such as the universe, people, food, money, and the arts. Beginning with the creation of the universe, Fosgate bridges the gap between...

Intimate Conversations: Face to Face with Matchless Musicians by Larry Ruttman is a compilation of interviews exploring the lives and careers of diverse musicians through personal narratives. Joan Tower reflects on how political and personal experiences shaped her musical journey, emphasizing intuition in composition and...