Politics & Social Sciences

In his book, Jordan Peterson offers 12 rules for life that he believes can help anyone live a meaningful and successful life. Drawing on everything from ancient philosophy to modern psychology, Peterson’s advice is grounded in a deep understanding of the human condition and filtered through his own unique lens as a self-help guru and [...]

In 12 Seconds in the Dark, veteran police officer John Mattingly provides a firsthand account of the Breonna Taylor raid – one of the most controversial incidents in recent American policing history. On March 18, 2012, SWAT officers descended on the home of 19-year-old Breonna Taylor and her two young children, purportedly acting on information [...]

In A More Perfect Union, Alexander Moss argues for a radical reimagining of the United States as a European Union-style federation. Drawing on examples from history and contemporary politics, he makes the case that such a transformation would not only solve many of America’s most pressing problems but would also bring about far-reaching benefits for [...]

A New Earth is a book by Eckhart Tolle that discusses the need for personal growth and spiritual development in order to achieve an awakened state of being. The book emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and rids readers of their ego-based delusions that hinder them from achieving true happiness. For who [...]

This book is a comprehensive guide to everything in the known universe. It tackles scientific and philosophical questions about our place in the cosmos, from the origin of life to the end of time. Bill Bryson offers lucid explanations and humorous insights into complex concepts, making this an enlightening and entertaining read for anyone curious [...]

Alexander Hamilton is a biography of one of America’s Founding Fathers. It tells the story of his life and how he came to be one of the most important figures in early American history. The book also includes insights into Hamilton’s policies and thoughts on various subjects, as well as his relationships with other historical [...]

MARK R. LEVIN, one of America’s preeminent conservative commentators and the host of Fox News Channel’s “The Mark Levin Show,” offers a powerful and in-depth analysis of Marxism and how it has negatively influenced American society and government. From his unique perspective as a constitutional lawyer who has also worked in radio broadcasting, Levin provides [...]

This book is a report compiled by the Office of The Director Of National Intelligence, highlighting the major threats to national security in the coming year. It covers topics such as terrorism, cybersecurity, and geopolitical instability around the world. For who is this book for ? This book is for anyone interested in national security [...]

Behaviour is one of the most complex and fascinating aspects of being human. In this book, Robert Sapolsky draws on his expertise in neuroscience to explore why we behave the way we do – from our evolutionary origins to modern-day conflicts. Along the way, he offers insights into topics such as aggression, stress, altruism and [...]

“Being Mortal” is a book by Atul Gawande that discusses the current state of medicine and its role in society. The author argues that modern medical care often fails to address the ultimate concerns of patients: quality of life and mortality. In order to create a more humane system, Gawande suggests rethinking our approach to [...]

In Blink, Malcolm Gladwell argues that the human brain can make snap judgments based on very limited information. These judgments are often more accurate than reasoned decisions made after careful deliberation. Gladwell provides numerous examples from a variety of fields to support his argument. For who is this book for ? Blink is for anyone [...]

The Bloodlands provides a comprehensive overview of the European region between Hitler and Stalin, which experienced some of the most brutal atrocities in world history. Timothy Snyder draws on newly accessible archives to provide a riveting account of what took place there, exploring topics such as the Soviet Union’s forced famine in Ukraine, Nazi Germany’s [...]

Isabel Wilkerson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book “Caste” tells the story of African Americans who, over six generations and more than 200 years, have experienced every imaginable form of discrimination. Drawing on family interviews, personal narratives and historical documentation, Wilkerson brilliantly illuminates America’s dark history with regard to race relations. The culmination of a decade’s worth of [...]

Tom O’Neill’s “Chaos” is a compelling, labyrinthine account of the secret history of the 1960s. Drawing on newly declassified documents and interviews with key players in the Manson murders case, O’Neill charts an intricate web linking Charles Manson, the CIA and various other shadowy figures from that tumultuous decade. The result is a fascinating read [...]

In Come As You Are: Revised and Updated, Emily Nagoski PhD offers an in-depth exploration of the science of sex, delving into everything from why people enjoy different kinds of sexual activity to how masturbation affects our health. She provides clear and sensible advice on how we can all improve our sexual wellbeing and happiness, [...]

This book provides an in-depth exploration of the language of fanaticism, cultishness, and obsession. It draws on a variety of sources such as case studies, interviews with experts and followers alike, and first person accounts to explore how words and phrases can be used to coax people into believing in things that may not be [...]

This book is the sequel to “Fingerprints of the Gods,” in which author Graham Hancock continues his search for evidence that a technologically advanced civilization existed on Earth before any known recorded history. For who is this book for ? This book is for anyone interested in history, archaeology, or lost civilizations. Pros : This [...]

Flipped is a book about the history of Georgia politics. It tells the story of how the Republicans finally lost their grip on power in the state, and how the Democrats managed to seize control. It offers an insightful look at how parties can change over time, and it provides a valuable perspective on current [...]

Genocide in Darfur is a book that provides an in-depth examination of the genocide taking place in Sudan’s Darfur region. It discusses the history of the conflict, as well as exploring the political and social causes behind it. The book also includes detailed information on casualty numbers and profiles of key figures involved in the [...]

This comprehensive book provides readers with an in-depth look at the history and details of six major genocides that have occurred throughout history. It covers the Armenian genocide, the Cambodian genocide, the Rwandan genocide, the Yugoslavian genocide, the Sudanese genocide, and the Nazi Holocaust. Each chapter offers a thorough examination of each event, including key [...]

How the Word Is Passed is a reckoning with the history of slavery across America. It takes an unflinching look at how America’s past still hangs heavily over its present, and offers concrete prescriptions for healing our fractured society. Written by award-winning writer Clint Smith, it is a powerful call to action that challenges us [...]

“How to Be an Antiracist” is a thought-provoking book by Ibram X. Kendi that challenges readers to think critically about racism and how it manifests in their own lives. Kendi offers concrete tips for becoming more conscious of one’s own attitudes and beliefs, as well as ways to combat discrimination whenever it arises. This eye-opening [...]

Ikigai is a Japanese word that roughly translates to “reason for being.” It’s the idea that everyone has a hobby, mission, or passion in life that motivates them and gives their life purpose. In Ikigai, Héctor García reveals the secrets of the Japanese lifestyle philosophy and how it can be used to help people find [...]

Inner Engineering is a guide to joy and inner peace written by Jaggi Vasudev – Sadhguru. The book offers readers an opportunity to learn about the nature of the mind, emotions, and thoughts, as well as how to use simple techniques to achieve lasting happiness and peace. For who is this book for ? Inner [...]

“Karma: A Yogi’s Guide to Crafting Your Destiny” is a practical guide for understanding and mastering the principles of karma. Written by Sadhguru, a renowned yogi and philosopher, the book provides insights into how our actions create our future experiences and offers advice on how to live in alignment with one’s dharma or life purpose. [...]

Kleptopia is a scathing indictment of the pervasive and ever-growing role of corruption in our world today. Award-winning journalist Tom Burgis offers an unvarnished view from the ground up of how dirty money is both fueling and confounding global development, often with deadly consequences. From Nigeria to Bangladesh, Russia to China, Burgis shows how kleptocrats [...]

In Lessons from the Edge, Marie Yovanovitch tells the riveting story of her 33-year career in the U.S. Foreign Service, including her recent tenure as ambassador to Ukraine. From Moscow to Cairo and points beyond, she offers a unique window into global affairs and how they play out on the world stage. But more than [...]

David Hawkins MD explores the path of surrender in his book “Letting Go”. He examines what it means to let go of our need for control and how this can lead to a more fulfilling life. Drawing on personal stories and case studies, Hawkins provides an insightful look at the power of letting go. For [...]

Mythos is a book by Stephen Fry that delves deep into the origins of various Greek myths. Fry provides his own interpretations and theories about how these timeless stories may have come to be, shedding light on their hidden messages and meanings. This insightful book is perfect for anyone interested in ancient mythology or looking [...]

This book is all about mastering the art of nonviolent communication. It teaches you how to create a life that is in harmony with your personal values, and it also helps you develop healthier relationships with others. Marshall Rosenberg, Ph.D., is the author of this helpful guidebook, and he has over 40 years of experience [...]

In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell examines the factors that contribute to exceptional success. He argues that it is not simply a matter of talent or luck, but rather the result of specific circumstances and opportunities. Drawing on extensive research, Gladwell identifies 10 “outlier” traits that are often associated with extraordinary achievement. For who is this book [...]

Peril is a non-fiction book by Bob Woodward. It covers the final months of the George W. Bush administration and the early months of Barack Obama’s presidency, including topics such as the global financial crisis, America’s wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the inauguration of Barack Obama. For who is this book for ? This [...]

In his latest book, Poorly Understood, Mark Rank takes an in-depth look at America’s perceptions of poverty and offers a fresh perspective on how to address this critical social issue. Challenging the commonly held view that poor people are lazy or incompetent, Rank provides concrete evidence and real-world examples to show that poverty is rooted [...]

Putin’s People is a book written by Catherine Belton that dives into how the KGB took back Russia and then went on to battle with the West. It provides an in-depth view of Vladimir Putin and those closest to him, portraying an intimate portrait of life inside the Kremlin. The reader will gain insight into [...]

In her book, Quit Like a Woman, Holly Whitaker argues that we should all quit drinking—not because alcohol is bad for us but because our culture’s obsession with it is. Drawing on personal experience and scientific research, Whitaker makes the case that drinking isn’t just unhealthy or risky; it’s actually quite terrible for women. She [...]

Red Notice is the extraordinary true story of one man’s fight for justice against enormous odds. Bill Browder, an American-born financier, became a Putin critic after his Russian business was stolen by corrupt officials. He exposed this theft to the international community and then found himself blacklisted in Russia. An astonishing tale of determination and [...]

In Restoring Reason, Travis M. Corcoran applies the ancient liberal arts tradition to defend against modern manipulation. He argues that by understanding how arguments are made and persuasion is achieved, we can protect ourselves from being misled or taken advantage of. Using real-world examples – from advertising to politics – Corcoran explains how the tools [...]

Rethinking Sex is a provocative book by Christine Emba that challenges our current notions about sex and gender. In it, she argues for a more fluid understanding of both concepts, one that takes into account the vast diversity of experiences people have.Emba makes a strong case for change, offering up insight and thought-provoking arguments that [...]

In Sludge, Cass R. Sunstein draws on years of research to argue that the way we think about getting things done is fundamentally flawed. He offers a new model for understanding why some tasks are easy and others hard, challenging our beliefs about will power, multitasking, and productivity in the process. Along the way he [...]

This book is the third volume of Sri Caitanya-caritamrta, and it covers the teachings of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu regarding His associate Vishnumaya. Topics include Vishnu’s different incarnations, Vaishnavism versus Shaivism, and more. For who is this book for ? This book is for people who want to learn about Vishnu, Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s associate, and [...]

Talking to Strangers is a book by Malcolm Gladwell about the dangers of misjudging people we don’t know. For who is this book for ? It is for people who want to understand how to deal with the dangers of misjudging others, and learn more about why it’s important to try and get to know [...]

The 1619 Project is a new origin story for the United States, one that takes into account the central role of slavery in shaping our country. Written by Nikole Hannah-Jones, one of America’s most acclaimed journalists covering racial injustice, this ambitious and groundbreaking work tells the story not only of black Americans but also of [...]

The Autobiography of Malcolm X is the story of one man’s journey from impoverished childhood to national prominence as a civil rights leader. Told in collaboration with journalist Alex Haley, this towering American autobiography reveals Malcolm X’s thoughts on everything from race relations to black self-reliance. For who is this book for ? This book [...]

“The Bond King” tells the story of legendary investment advisor Bill Gross and his rise to power in the bond market. It charts his spectacular fall from grace, culminating in his 2014 firing from PIMCO, the largest bond fund in the world. Alongside this personal account is a broader history of Wall Street’s fascination with [...]

The Courage to Be Disliked is a self-help book that teaches readers how to free themselves from the pain of being disliked and achieve happiness. The author, Ichiro Kishimi, is a philosopher who draws on Eastern and Western philosophy to provide insight into human behavior. The book explores topics such as why people are drawn [...]

The Daily Stoic is a book of 366 short daily readings, each containing a snippet of wisdom from the ancient Stoics. It covers topics such as perseverance, perspective-taking, and self-control. The aim is to help the reader live a more productive and meaningful life by practicing these timeless teachings. For who is this book for [...]

Francis Fukuyama’s 1992 book, “The End of History and the Last Man,” ignited a firestorm of debate and controversy. It became an international bestseller, and has been translated into over 20 languages. In it, Fukuyama advanced his thesis that history had reached its end with the fall of communism in Europe, and that liberal democracy [...]

Are you curious about open relationships? Polyamory? Or just want to have better, healthier sex? The Ethical Slut is the primer for you! In this revolutionary book, Janet W. Hardy and Dossie Easton offer a comprehensive guide to polyamory-open relationships with multiple partners-and reveal how such lifestyles can enhance your life sexually, emotionally, and spiritually. [...]

Masha Gessen’s The Future Is History is a compelling and frightening account of how Russia has been reclaimed by totalitarianism. Through the stories of six individual lives, Gessen illustrates how Putin’s regime has crushed freedom, dissent, and individuality in favor of propaganda, lies, and fear. This necessary book provides an urgent warning about the dangers [...]

Glenn Beck’s latest book, The Great Reset, is a scathing indictment of the current state of American politics and society. In it, he lays blame for the country’s ills at the feet of Joe Biden and other leading figures in the Democratic Party. He argues that they are paving the way for fascism to take [...]