Non-fiction

In 'Glucose Revolution', biochemist Jessie Inchauspé reveals the crucial role of glucose in our health and offers ten science-backed hacks to balance blood sugar levels, enhancing overall well-being without sacrificing favorite foods.

A captivating true-crime book set in Savannah, Georgia, blending Southern charm with a gripping murder case and a colorful cast of characters.

Born a Crime recounts Trevor Noah's unique upbringing during apartheid South Africa, highlighting his identity struggles as a mixed-race child and his dynamic relationship with his determined mother.

Charan Ranganath’s 'Why We Remember' explores the transformative power of memory in shaping our lives, from daily tasks to personal growth and healing from trauma.

"The Game" by Neil Strauss exposes the secret world of pickup artists and details Strauss's transformation from novice to master seducer, revealing controversial techniques and the lifestyle's highs and lows.

Milkyway Media's summary of Martin Baron's 'Collision of Power' delves into Jeff Bezos' acquisition of The Washington Post, the newsroom's challenges, and its response to Donald Trump's presidency.

Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell explores the factors that contribute to high levels of success, emphasizing the importance of cultural background, family, generation, and unique experiences over individual traits.

In 'How I Grew My Penis And Other Porn Industry Secrets', Stirling Cooper candidly shares insights and experiences from his career in the adult film industry, discussing growth in personal confidence and the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the industry.

Sam Harris's 'Lying' delves into the pervasive nature of deception in society and argues for the significant benefits of radical honesty.

In 'And Still We Rise', Miles Corwin chronicles the journey of twelve gifted inner-city students from South-Central Los Angeles, highlighting their resilience and determination to succeed amid adversity.

AI 2041 explores the transformative impact of AI on society through speculative fiction and analytical commentary, envisioning advancements and challenges over the next two decades.

"Between the World and Me" is a profound letter from Ta-Nehisi Coates to his son, exploring the realities of being Black in America, the weight of history, and the ongoing struggle against systemic racism.

She Said by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey chronicles the groundbreaking investigation into Harvey Weinstein that exposed systemic sexual harassment and abuse, igniting the global #MeToo movement and inspiring countless women to share their stories.

Neal Gabler's 'Life the Movie' explores how entertainment has infiltrated every aspect of modern society, transforming news, politics, and even personal identity into performative experiences.

In 'Self-Made Man,' Norah Vincent shares her eighteen-month undercover journey as a man, exploring the complexities of masculinity and gender identity, ultimately revealing profound insights about the male experience and the societal codes that govern it.

In "One Up On Wall Street," legendary investor Peter Lynch shares strategies for average investors to capitalize on their everyday insights, emphasizing personal knowledge and long-term investing to achieve financial success.

'Accountable' explores the impact of a racist and sexist Instagram account created by a high school student, unraveling the lives it affected and the broader implications of online accountability.

In "The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time," Keith Houston reveals the rich history of books, showcasing their evolution from ancient tablets to modern publishing, emphasizing their cultural significance.

Christopher McDougall's 'Born to Run' explores the secrets of the Tarahumara Indians, who can run hundreds of miles without injury, and inspires readers to embrace natural running.

Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond explores how geography and environment shaped human societies, leading to the dominance of certain civilizations.