Explore the surprising science behind loneliness—a condition affecting millions that's as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes daily. Learn practical strategies to rebuild meaningful connections in our disconnected world.
A powerful exploration of racist ideas in America, tracing their origins and impact through key historical figures and events.
Tender queer teen romance blooms in groundbreaking graphic phenomenon
Explore the intimate intellectual partnership between anthropologists Margaret Mead and Ruth Benedict, whose personal relationship fueled groundbreaking discoveries that demolished scientific racism and redefined human nature in the 20th century.
A harrowing firsthand account of imprisonment and torture in Guantánamo Bay, written by a detainee held without charge.
Discover how Henry Dale's four scientific criteria revolutionized our understanding of neurotransmitters, from proving chemicals carry brain messages to revealing emotions as molecules flowing through our entire body.
Comprehensive exploration of ancient Egypt spanning 700,000 years, from prehistoric origins to Roman conquest, written by leading experts.
An intimate portrait of the pioneering scientist Marie Curie, written by her daughter, revealing her brilliance and personal struggles.
Fukuyama explores political institutions' evolution, examining why some nations thrive while others falter in developing effective, accountable governance systems.
A compelling exploration of identity, culture, and freedom through the eyes of a Middle Eastern woman straddling two worlds.
Explores how human friendliness, not aggression, led to our species' success and shapes our potential for both kindness and cruelty.
Ancient women's secret language reveals revolutionary bonds across generations
Explore why simply funding struggling schools isn't enough and discover what actually works to transform education in challenging communities through economics, demographics, and proven strategies.
An intimate journey through the remarkable life of America's most influential First Lady, from shy child to global humanitarian icon.
A powerful tale of unconditional love and redemption set in 1850s California, inspired by the biblical book of Hosea.
An eye-opening exposé of industrial farming's devastating global impact on animals, humans, and the environment. A call for sustainable change.
Wilderness survival meets teenage grit in award-winning coming-of-age journey.
A provocative reexamination of the Alamo's mythic status, challenging long-held beliefs about Texas history and American heroism.
