A captivating exploration of plant intelligence, revealing the hidden world of green life and challenging our understanding of consciousness.
Devour the forbidden: a dark romance dividing BookTok nation.
Exposing billionaires' influence on radical right-wing politics in America
Black women fight society's chains in segregation-era America's hidden history
Brilliant minds, catastrophic decisions: how America stumbled into Vietnam
Plato's philosophical masterpiece on the immortality of the soul and Socrates' final hours.
A father and son journey through a post-apocalyptic America, facing moral dilemmas and the struggle for survival.
A fresh interpretation of the prodigal son parable, challenging both religious and irreligious to embrace God's radical grace.
We explore Tajikistan's authoritarian regime, examining how political repression, ethnic tensions, and social control affect everyday citizens, and why many Tajiks feel frustrated or unsafe in their homeland.
Explore how understanding global, religious, and ecological histories can transform your cross-cultural communication skills, creating meaningful connections across invisible cultural boundaries.
Explore how the Mongol Empire evolved from brutal conquest to creating unprecedented stability across Eurasia, establishing trade networks and cultural exchange while governing the largest contiguous land empire in history.
A powerful letter from a father to his son exploring race, identity, and the harsh realities of being Black in America.
Explores the intimate connection between farming practices and human health, offering innovative insights for sustainable wellbeing and healing.
Epic journey through generations reveals America's painful, powerful racial history.
Epic wilderness journey that shaped America's destiny and leadership legacy.
A powerful exploration of racism, beauty standards, and self-worth through the eyes of a young Black girl in 1940s Ohio.
Discover how ancient Egyptians embraced life rather than fixating on death, exploring their vibrant daily routines from Nile farming to royal courts, and uncovering a civilization more relatable than the pyramid-building stereotype suggests.
Nobel laureate examines humanity's progress in health and wealth, exploring the causes and consequences of global inequality.
