Yesterday was International Women's Day. We have selected three new books which celebrate and challenge your thinking on women's history and pursuit for equality in the last 100 years. Ladies Can't Climb Ladders: The Pioneering Adventures of the First Professional Women by Jane Robinson It...
Sometimes, the most powerful influence is the one that whispers. When we look at international global relations, it’s interesting to note from Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan’s book Why Civil Resistance Works, that overall, nonviolent campaigns are twice as likely to succeed as violent campaigns, even in overthrowing governments. When...
The researchers in neuroscience are making new discoveries every year, and we are gaining more depth of understanding of how the brain works. This month we have three new books exploring different research on the brain with findings that can inspire us to change our mindset and...
Dame Julie Andrews is a National Treasure: the leading lady from Broadway, the ground breaking performer on stage and screen in Victor/Victoria, and known for her iconic characters particularly as Maria in The Sound of Music and the lead role in Mary Poppins. So, it was very refreshing to hear...
Join our October BookFest to gain invaluable conversation skills, discover the five pillars to wake up, and know "It's OK" as over fifty public figures share their experiences on dealing with their mental health. How to Have Impossible Conversations: A Very Practical Guide by Peter Boghossian and James...