Food vlogger Kels Acosta takes you on a mouthwatering journey to discover the best places to eat in Las Vegas, featuring late-night bites and plant-based options.

In August 1944, Anne Frank and her family were captured by the Gestapo and sent to their deaths. This book follows a modern investigation into the case, attempting to discover who betrayed the family.

The Better Angels Of Our Nature illustrates why we live in the most peaceful time in history, looking at how our motivators to act violently are outweighed by our tendencies towards peace, and which major shifts in history caused this global reduction in violence.

In this fond, funny memoir-cum-business-guide, Steven J. Anderson tells tales of his 12-year-old self intertwined with tutorials from his Dad to provide readers with the essentials of superb client service.

Clinical psychologist Catherine Steiner-Adair investigates how the surge of digital technology and use of the internet is changing family dynamics and child development in modern society.

The Big Leap is about changing our overall perspective, so we can embrace a philosophy that'll help us achieve our full potential in work, relationships, finance, and all other walks of life.

The Big Necessity teaches you everything you need to know about feces. Explore how sanitation works, the damage it causes when it's not done properly, and how we can improve it worldwide.

In The Big Picture, theoretical physicist Sean Carroll gives a fresh perspective on the evolution of the universe, life, consciousness, and thinking.

The Biggest Bluff chronicles Maria Konnikova's surprise success in the world of poker, having been sucked into playing the game after setting out to study its psychology.

Renowned physicist and professor of natural philosophy Sean Carroll explains the fundamental laws of physics that govern our reality.

The Biology of Belief is an overview of modern findings in cellular biology, which are redefining the way we look at evolution, genetics, and the nature of life itself.

TED speakers share their personal experiences and research on the biology of sex, showing that it is far more complicated than simply male and female.

In this classic work, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche lays out his influential dramatic and aesthetic theory.

In The Bitcoin Standard, Professor of Economics Saifedean Ammous analyzes the historical context that enabled the rise of bitcoin, and the age-old economic and political problems it purports to solve.

The Black Swan explains why we are so bad at predicting the future, how unlikely events can dramatically change our lives, and what we can do to become better at expecting the unexpected.

The Blue Zones provides advice on how to live well, examining the areas of the world where people live the longest and drawing lessons on the habits that can most successfully shape our lives.

The Blue Zones Summary shows us how to adopt the lifestyle and mindset practices of the healthiest, longest-living people on the planet, from the five locations with the highest population of centenarians.

The Body helps us become smarter about how to take care of and use this mechanism that gives us life, explaining how it's put together, what happens on the inside, and how it functions.

In this course, you'll discover the ancient secrets of qi. You'll learn how to improve your health, harness the healing power within you, and understand your body's natural rhythms and cycles using knowledge from traditional Chinese medicine.

In The Body Keeps the Score, author and psychiatrist Dr. Bessel van der Kolk unpacks the impact of trauma on the brain and body.

In this book, renowned author Malcolm Gladwell examines a group of innovative military strategists who sought to make war less lethal through aerial precision bombing.