Our review of : The Wee Free Men

In “The Story of Human Language,” John McWhorter takes an engaging look at language from its earliest origins to the modern day. He sheds light on why some languages die out while others continue to thrive, and offers up a fascinating glimpse into the world’s linguistic diversity. Along the way, he challenges commonly held notions [...]

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 “The Coddling of the American Mind”, Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff argue that young people in America are being too coddled, which is leading to a generation of students who lack resilience and coping skills. The book offers practical advice for parents, educators, and employers on how to encourage healthy development in children and [...]

Bird by Bird is a book about writing, but it’s also so much more than that. Anne Lamott offers up plenty of wisdom on life in general, as well as invaluable advice for aspiring writers. She talks about the importance of embracing chaos and failure, maintaining a sense of humor, and why we should all [...]

In A Swim in a Pond in the Rain, four Russian authors give a master class on writing, reading, and living. From stories of their own lives to thoughts on what makes great literature resonate with readers, these writers provide valuable insights into the creative process. The result is an engaging and informative exploration of [...]

This book by Jane McGonigal is all about how to imagine the future and be prepared for it. She believes that through envisioning what we want, we can make it a reality. Through exercises and real-world examples, she shows us how to use our imaginations to create positive change in ourselves and the world around [...]

This book is all about helping you change your mindset and develop better habits so that you can overcome Procrastination. It will teach you how to identify the mental models that are holding you back, as well as teaching problem solving techniques to help take control of your time management skills. Finally, it provides guidance [...]

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. [...]

This book is about how to use the power of storytelling to engage, teach, persuade and change your life. Author Matt Dicks draws on his own experiences as a teacher and storyteller to provide guidance for using stories in everyday life. He offers advice on finding and telling your personal story, engaging an audience, teaching [...]

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 [...]

Chip Heath’s “Made to Stick” is a great read for anyone interested in learning why some ideas survive and others die. Through anecdotal stories and scientific research, Heath provides a framework for understanding what makes an idea stick. He offers tips on how to make your own messages more memorable, ensuring that your important ideas [...]

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 [...]