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.

The Book is a spiritual exploration of true human nature and our place in the universe that challenges widespread but often misled beliefs.

The Book of Joy is the result of a seven-day meeting between the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu, two of the world's most influential spiritual leaders, during which they discussed one of life's most important questions: how do we find joy despite suffering?

Explore the beginnings of Bitcoin and the mind of its creator in this compilation of the writings of Satoshi Nakamoto, the cryptocurrency's pseudonymous inventor.

Whether it's as a mystery, a destination, or an area for discovery, the moon has always played its part throughout human history – and could be the next great frontier for our future.

Dog behaviorist Louise Glazebrook offers expert advice on building a strong and fulfilling companionship with your dog.

The Botany Of Desire describes how, contrary to popular belief, we might not be using plants as much as plants use us - appealing to our human desires for beauty, intoxication and control in order to ensure their own survival.

A small group of countries fall at the bottom of the global economic system. In another few decades, these countries might still be as poor as they were then unless… The Bottom Billion is all about that 'unless.'

The Box teaches how the drive and imagination of one entrepreneur impacted the world economy, changing the face of global trade with container shipping.

This 2010 memoir from Malawian inventor William Kamkwamba tells the story of how curiosity and drive enabled him to build a functioning windmill when he was just 13 years old.

The inspiring tale of how nine American rowers overcame the odds to win gold during the 1936 Olympics – in the middle of Adolf Hitler's Berlin.

The Brain That Changes Itself explores the concept of neuroplasticity, sharing fascinating stories of people who can use the brain's ability to adapt and be cured of ailments previously considered incurable.

Neuroscience professor Michael O'Shea introduces us to the brain's basic physical components, theories on thought and human consciousness, and what the future of neuroscientific research might look like.

Brazilian entrepreneur and lecturer Bel Pesce shares what she has learned from her experiences in Silicon Valley and the world of startups.

This March 2024 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit is the second of a two-part series covering the British Empire in India. This installment tells the story of the transition to colonial rule and the eventual Partition of India.

This book from Vishen Lakhiani, founder of Mindvalley, shows readers how to ditch the grind and leverage their soul and spirit to shine in the workplace.

The Bulletproof Diet describes how focusing your diet around good fats, healthy proteins, and few carbohydrates can help us lose weight, gain energy, and focus.

The Business Romantic shows how doing business that is focused on passion and connection is ultimately what leads to greater success in today's world.

Greg Lukianoff and Rikki Schlott investigate the dangers of 'cancel culture,' unpacking its history and impact on society.

This audiobook by Macmillan Cancer Support explains what cancer is and what to expect throughout the treatment and recovery process.

This book reveals why the schooling system is so broken, how it doesn't fulfill its intended purposes and instead creates multiple problems for society, and what we can do to fix it.