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Most artists are brilliant at music but clueless about business. This book is your map through the jungle, demystifying record deals, streaming royalties, publishing, and touring. Protect your career and your money by understanding the industry before you sign anything."
Published: 2023
Pages: 608

MANIFEST: Dive Deeper

By Roxie Nafousi

MANIFEST: Dive Deeper by Roxie Nafousi is a self-development guide that transforms manifesting from wishful thinking into inner healing. Through seven practical steps, it teaches you to remove fear and doubt, heal past wounds, align your behavior, and trust the universe—revealing that you are already worthy of your dreams.
Pages: 150

Why I am A Hindu

By Shashi Tharoor

Why I Am a Hindu by Shashi Tharoor is a passionate defense of Hinduism as a pluralistic, inclusive, and philosophically rich tradition rooted in the Upanishads, Bhakti devotion, and the teachings of figures like Vivekananda. Tharoor contrasts this authentic faith with the modern political ideology of Hindutva, which he argues distorts Hinduism into an exclusionary, majoritarian nationalism. He champions India’s...
Published: 2018
Pages: 229

The Prince and Other Writings

By Niccolò Machiavelli

The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli is a pragmatic guide to political power, arguing that rulers must prioritize state stability over conventional morality. Written amid Italy’s fragmentation and foreign invasions, it advocates strategic use of force, fear, and deception, while maintaining the appearance of virtue. Though often misread as a manual for tyranny, it reflects Machiavelli’s patriotic hope for a unified,...
Published: 1532
Pages: 258

Practicing the presence

By Joel Goldsmith

Practicing the Presence by Joel Goldsmith teaches that God is not distant but an ever-present, indwelling Reality within each person. True spirituality lies not in petitioning a remote deity, but in consciously remembering and abiding in this divine Presence throughout daily life. Through brief, regular moments of silent awareness, affirming truths like “God is here”, one aligns with infinite Intelligence,...
Published: 2021
Pages: 122

1984

By George Orwell

"1984" follows Winston Smith, a low-ranking Party member in totalitarian Oceania who begins a secret rebellion by writing in a diary and starting a forbidden love affair with Julia. Living under constant surveillance by Big Brother and the Thought Police, Winston seeks truth in a world where history is constantly rewritten and language is simplified to eliminate dissent. His quest...
Published: 1949
Pages: 294

Once Stalked

By Blake Pierce

Once Stalked is a gripping psychological thriller about a young woman whose ordinary life is shattered when she realizes someone is secretly watching her. What begins as small, unsettling signs slowly turns into a dangerous obsession that threatens her safety and sanity. As fear grows, she must uncover the stalker’s identity before it is too late. The story explores paranoia,...
Pages: 202

The talent code

By Daniel Coyle

The book explores how talent is grown, not born, through deep practice, motivation, and master coaching. Daniel Coyle reveals how the brain’s myelin strengthens skill circuits when people struggle, make mistakes, and correct them. True improvement comes from focused, slow practice rather than repetition without purpose. By studying talent hotbeds around the world, the author shows that anyone can build...
Published: 2009
Pages: 165
The book explains how a child’s brain is still under construction and how understanding this helps adults respond with patience. It introduces twelve strategies that integrate emotions and logic, helping children calm down, make sense of their feelings, and build resilience. By connecting with a child’s emotional world before correcting behavior, caregivers strengthen the brain’s ability to regulate itself. The...
Published: 2011
Pages: 187
The book teaches parents and teachers how respectful communication transforms children’s behavior. Instead of yelling, threatening, or lecturing, it encourages listening to feelings, validating emotions, and offering choices. When children feel understood, they cooperate more willingly. The authors show how to replace punishment with problem-solving, praise effort instead of labeling, and use language that builds responsibility. Through real-life examples, the...
Published: 1996
Pages: 310

Ego Is the Enemy

By Ryan Holiday

In a world obsessed with self-promotion, Ego Is the Enemy reveals the hidden force sabotaging your potential. Ryan Holiday draws on timeless wisdom, from Marcus Aurelius to Bill Belichick, to show how humility, discipline, and purpose conquer arrogance at every stage: aspiration, success, and failure. Packed with historical examples and actionable insights, this book is your antidote to self-sabotage and...
Published: 2016
Pages: 168

Wiseguy

By Nicholas Pileggi

Discover the brutal reality behind the mob myth in Wiseguy, the true story of Henry Hill’s rise and fall in the Lucchese crime family. From teenage errand boy to Lufthansa heist insider, Hill lived a life of stolen luxury, constant danger, and shifting loyalties. Nicholas Pileggi’s groundbreaking account reveals how organized crime functioned as a ruthless business, and why no...
Published: 1985
Pages: 232

The Mind-Gut Connection

By Dr. Emeran Mayer

Your gut is talking to your brain, right now. In The Mind-Gut Connection, Dr. Emeran Mayer reveals how trillions of gut microbes influence your mood, decisions, and long-term health. Discover why stress causes stomach pain, how childhood shapes your gut for life, and how simple dietary changes can ease anxiety, depression, and digestive distress. Blending cutting-edge science with practical wisdom,...
Published: 2016
Pages: 240

Freedom at Midnight

By Dominique Lapierre and Larry Collins

As the clock struck midnight on August 15, 1947, India awoke to freedom, but also to fire, blood, and exile. Freedom at Midnight delivers a heart-wrenching yet inspiring account of the subcontinent’s partition, revealing how vision, vanity, and violence shaped a new world order. Through intimate portraits of Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah, and Mountbatten, this classic illuminates the high cost of...
Published: 1975
Pages: 1734

The Relationship Cure

By John M. Gottman, Ph.D., with Joan DeClaire

Discover the secret to thriving relationships hidden in everyday moments. In The Relationship Cure, Dr. John Gottman reveals how “bids” for emotional connection, often overlooked, determine whether bonds flourish or fade. Through decades of research, he offers a compassionate, five-step method to turn toward loved ones, deepen trust, and build lasting intimacy. Whether you’re navigating marriage, parenting, or friendship, this...
Published: 2001
Pages: 435

Brave New World

By Aldous Huxley

Huxley’s prophetic vision warns of a future not ruled by force, but by pleasure, distraction, and engineered consent. This timeless dystopian classic challenges you to ask: What are you willing to sacrifice for comfort? Discover why this Modern Library top-5 novel remains essential reading in an age of algorithmic control and curated realities.
Published: 1932
Pages: 195
Kingdom Principles by Myles Munroe reveals the biblical truth that believers are citizens and representatives of God’s Kingdom on Earth. This powerful guide teaches how to understand divine authority, govern your territory, and live under God’s rule. Packed with scriptural insight and practical wisdom, it transforms passive religion into active dominion, empowering you to fulfill your God-given purpose with confidence...
Published: 2006
Pages: 150
Your Guide to Healthy Sleep by the NIH is a science-backed resource explaining why sleep matters and how to improve it. It covers sleep stages, recommended hours by age, common disorders like insomnia and sleep apnea, and practical tips for better rest. Emphasizing that sleep is essential for brain function, heart health, and emotional well-being, this guide helps readers recognize...
Published: 2005
Pages: 72
Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child by John Gottman reveals how to nurture emotional intelligence through “Emotion Coaching.” This science-backed method teaches parents to validate feelings, set loving limits, and turn meltdowns into growth moments. Packed with real-life examples and practical steps, this book empowers caregivers to raise resilient, empathetic, and confident kids, equipped to thrive in life, love, and relationships.
Published: 1997
Pages: 247

Train to pakistan

By Khushwant Singh

Train to Pakistan by Khushwant Singh is a gripping novel set during the 1947 Partition of India. In a peaceful Punjabi village, religious harmony shatters as refugees flee and violence erupts. When a train carrying Muslim passengers is ambushed, a criminal-turned-hero makes the ultimate sacrifice. This powerful story explores the cost of hatred, the failure of leadership, and the enduring...
Published: 1956