The Devil in the White City (2003) Summary describes the history of the third biggest city of the United States i.e Chicago, its architecture, and mainly Chicago World’s fair of 1893. Moreover…
Lives of the Stoics (2020) explains the true meaning of stoicism through the hardships faced by the early philosophers. The book is full of fascinating insights into the classical history and brings a…
Braiding Sweetgrass (2013) highlights the challenges faced by our environment and shares the perspective of an environmental biologist on mother nature. The author Robin Wall Kimmerer gives…
Chernobyl (2018) book by the author Serhii Plokhy puts light on the catastrophic event of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion. Moreover, the importance of good leadership is…
The Biology of Belief (2005) negates the previous ideas in the field of biology and calls them outdated. He has convinced the readers to start believing in the new findings and inventions in the field of…
Author: Napolean Hill, Sharon L. Lechter, Mark Victor Hansen Short Summary Napoleon Hill authored the book “Outwitting the Devil,” which was released in 1938. This book is a fictional work that discloses the conversation between the narrator and the Devil. The devil let out seven deadly sins that prevent people from happiness and success. Then … Read more
Author: Steven Levitsky, Daniel Ziblatt Short Summary of How Democracy Dies “How Democracies Die” is a book written by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt and published in 2018. The book examines the decline of democracy in different countries throughout history and discusses the warning signs that democracy is in danger. The book looks at the … Read more
Mafia Prince (2012) is an intriguing book by Philip Leonetti that offers a unique perspective on Philadelphia’s organized crime hierarchy. It tells the story of Philip Leonetti (aka “Crazy Phil”), from…
Win Bigly (2017) is a book written by Scott Adams who is an author and political commentator, best known for his Dilbert comic strip. In this book, he turns his attention to the 2016 US election and…
Whoever Fights Monsters (1992) is written by Ressler in which he discusses how he became interested in profiling killers and shares some of the methods he used to catch some of the most well…