Our review of : The Story of Human Language

How to Take Smart Notes is a concise guide to an effective note-taking technique. The book is written by Sonke Ahrens, who used this approach as a student and academic, and has since taught it to students and professionals around the world. The key premise of How to Take Smart Notes is that notes should [...]

This book provides an in-depth look at attention deficit disorder (ADD) from childhood to adulthood. It offers strategies for recognizing and coping with ADD, as well as advice on how to get the most out of treatment. For who is this book for ? This book is for people who have Attention Deficit Disorder. It [...]

Ned Johnson’s The Self-Driven Child provides parents with the tools they need to give their children more control over their lives. Through scientific research and real-world examples, Johnson shows how giving kids more choice and responsibility can help them learn faster, develop resilience, and thrive. For who is this book for ? This book is [...]

Dumbing Us Down is a scathing indictment of the modern education system, written by former New York City public school teacher John Taylor Gatto. In it, he argues that compulsory schooling does more to indoctrinate children into accepting unquestioningly the prevailing social order than it does to educate them in critical thinking and independence. For [...]

Race to the Bottom is a groundbreaking book that exposes the secret forces destroying American public education. Author Luke Rosiak reveals how powerful elites are rigging the system against our children, and offers concrete solutions for turning things around. This essential guide provides parents, educators, and community leaders with everything they need to fight back [...]

In “Body Work: The Radical Power of Personal Narrative,” Melissa Febos explores the therapeutic power of storytelling. Drawing on her own experiences as well as interviews with therapists and clients, Febos shows how telling our stories can help us understand ourselves and others better, make meaningful connections, cope with traumatic events, and build lasting relationships. [...]

George Thompson’s Verbal Judo is one of the most popular communication books ever written. In this updated edition, he has added new material on how to deal with difficult people and big challenges, as well as a wealth of fresh stories and examples. Thompson shows that verbal judo is not about winning or losing arguments; [...]

This is a heartwarming story of a young boy, who due to difficult family circumstances, is forced to grow up fast. He takes care of his little sister and finds solace in the Rocky Mountains near their home. The boy has a deep connection with nature, which helps him deal with the challenges of life. [...]

Make It Stick offers science-based techniques for successful learning. Drawing on decades of cognitive research, the book demonstrates how to improve reading comprehension, reduce study time and retain informationMuhammad Ali was once asked how he could float like a butterfly and sting like a bee in the ring. “I don’t fight who I can beat,” [...]

Carmine Gallo’s Talk Like TED reveals the nine secrets of the world’s most inspiring speakers. Based on extensive research and interviews with today’s top thinkers, this book offers readers a roadmap to create powerful presentations that are both informative and motivating. For who is this book for ? This book is for anyone who wants [...]

This harrowing, yet sensitive, account of the Columbine High School massacre is written by journalist Dave Cullen. It offers readers a detailed and intimate look at what happened on April 20th, 1999 – when two students went on a rampage killing thirteen people before taking their own lives. Insightful and informative, this book provides an [...]

If you’re wondering why your partner, friend, or family member seems to behave so angrily and controlingly, this book can provide insight. Lundy Bancroft has written extensively about abusive men and offers readers a better understanding of what goes on inside the minds of these individuals. This knowledge may not necessarily help to change the [...]