Astrophysics for People in a Hurry
Did you ever wonder where stars are coming or if you will visit another planet someday? This is great place to start. Neil DeGrasse Tyson briefly explains the story of how our universe came to be.
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
Here, you are given a funny and captivating story of the human species. From our apparition in East Africa, to our world-conquer, discover what your ancestors did or not. How did they manage in the wild? How did money and political systems came to be.
Maps of Meaning
The two preceding books gives us a materialistic approach to our history. What about the metaphysical? Religion. Does God exist? Does science contradict the Bible? Doctor Jordan Peterson spent most of his life answering those questions. Now you can explore the answers at no cost.
12 Rules for Life
If there is one book about self-development you should read, it is certainly this one. Just read it, I don't need to say something about it. It is a must.
The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
With the advent of mobile phones and modern computers, writing has become almost inevitable in one's life, but many people don't know how to write! It is appalling to see the innumerable grammar and punctuations mistake they make. This book is a very short book that will provide you with the rules of basic writing.
The Rosie Project
This is a great fiction book about the story of Don Tillman, who embarks on a quest to find a woman that will fit his quirky habits and unusual demands: The Wife Project.
Where Good Ideas Come From
At times, we are struck by the wonderful ideas we or others have, but we do ignore that there are certain conditions that facilitate or promote the emergence of these ideas. Steven Johnson has spent a good time studying these conditions, and has put them in this book. You might be the next Mark Zuckerberg, who knows?
The Power of Habit
What you do frequently, even in the slightest scale is affecting your life, in the short and long term. Unfortunately, not always positively. Want to understand how habits work, how to manage your habits or that of your entourage? Read this book.
Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is the future. How can you let yourself know nothing about the future? Read this book to get insights about this new form of technology.
The 5AM Club
Own your morning, elevate your life. This statement seems far-fetched, but you don't know what you don't know. The author of this books approaches self-development in a beautiful and story-like manner.
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
I don't why programming seems like a mysterious affair to most people, but that's not true. It is fun and challenging. You don't need to be good at maths either. If you are interested in programming, this book is a fabulous place to begin with. You will learn the basics of programming in a user-friendly language (Python), and apply your knowledge to facilitate your daily routines.
Models: Attract Women Through Honesty
Relationships are integral to being. However, many men struggle to get a woman. This book takes a genuine approach to heterosexual relationships. You'll definitely be a better and more attractive man after reading this.
Seriously Curious
Why is sea water salty? Can young blood rejuvenate the old? Get answers to questions you commonly ask yourself and questions you had never thought of.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
It's been long I've read this book, but if it came to my mind, then it should be special. Here, Mark Manson talks about the realities of life in a funny but truthful manner. I vividly recommend.