Top Book Summary in History & Society

Conservative commentator exposes alleged left-wing authoritarianism in American institutions, proposing solutions to protect freedom and dissent.

Journey from Aristotle's eternal unmoved mover to Stoic present-moment wisdom, exploring how ancient philosophers used mathematical precision to understand time's nature and transform how we live within its flow.

Teenage diary chronicles survival when moon disaster upends everything

Candace Owens challenges African Americans to reconsider their allegiance to the Democratic Party and embrace conservative values for empowerment.

A thrilling account of the 12-day manhunt for John Wilkes Booth after Lincoln's assassination, based on historical documents.

Inspiring speeches by a global health champion, urging the next generation to tackle injustice and inequality worldwide.

A powerful exploration of the Black church's central role in African American history, culture, and resistance to oppression.

Break free from society's blame game and reclaim your worth.

A harrowing account of Soviet forced labor camps, exposing brutality and injustice.

Harry battles darkness, corruption, and his own frustrations in a powerful coming-of-age tale.

A comprehensive exploration of the century-old territorial dispute between Israelis and Palestinians, tracing its historical roots, key turning points, and the complex factors that have shaped today's reality.

Dragons reshape Napoleonic warfare in this soaring historical fantasy reimagining.

A gripping account of young women's fight for justice against radium poisoning in early 20th century America.

Inspiring true story of brilliant African-American women mathematicians who overcame discrimination to help NASA win the space race.

Explore how British politics evolved uniquely without revolutionary rupture, creating a system where historical continuity shapes modern governance in ways unlike any other democracy.

A sharp, witty essay collection exploring millennial culture, feminism, and the internet's impact on identity and self-perception.

A provocative reframing of American history, highlighting overlooked voices and challenging traditional narratives from the bottom up.

Two hosts dissect the industrial food conspiracy making us sick, comparing insights from van Tulleken, Schatzker, Attia, and Greger on ultra-processed foods, metabolic dysfunction, and practical habit strategies that actually work in real life.