Category: Non-fiction

In “The Democrat Party Hates America,” Mark R. Levin argues that the Democratic Party’s policies are leading to the decline of America and the loss of individual liberty. He discusses how their agenda is fueled by progressive ideology and aims to transform the nation into a socialist state.

This book is a collection of 1572 fascinating and thought-provoking facts about various subjects including history, science, and pop culture. From obscure historical events to mind-blowing scientific discoveries, this book is filled with interesting knowledge that will leave readers feeling curious and informed.

After losing her mother to cancer, actress Jennette McCurdy reflects on their relationship and the impact her mother had on her life. She shares her journey through grief, forgiveness, and healing while finding joy in the memories and lessons learned from her mother.

This book explores the COVID-19 pandemic and the implications of government imposed lockdowns, vaccine passports and the ‘new normal’, providing evidence-based information to dispel myths and challenge government propaganda promoting the “Great Reset”.

This book shares the stories and lessons of 16 female figures found in the Bible, providing insight and guidance for living a powerful and meaningful life today.

A guide on understanding and using crystals for physical and emotional healing. Explains how to select, cleanse, and program crystals, plus how to use them in healing rituals, meditations, and energy work.

Atlas of the Heart offers insight into the complexities of human connection and explores how understanding and expressing one’s own story can lead to meaningful relationships.

Sharon Jones’ Burn After Writing is a self-reflection journal that prompts the reader to reflect on topics such as passions, dreams, fears and more. It encourages honesty and self-love through exploring the truth of who we are.

A critical examination of Anthony Fauci’s involvement in Big Pharma, Bill Gates’ influence in public health policy and the global war against democracy.

Viktor Frankl’s memoir of his struggles as a Holocaust survivor, showing how faith and meaning can be found in even the darkest times.

Owens argues that the Democratic Party has maintained political power over black Americans for too long, and encourages African Americans to embrace conservative principles and support the Republican Party.

Ijeoma Oluo’s book provides a comprehensive guide to discussing issues of race and racism in a constructive and inclusive way. It covers a wide range of topics, from racism and privilege to police brutality and the challenges of advocating for social justice.

Bryan Stevenson’s memoir recounts his experiences as an African-American lawyer and prison reformer fighting against racial injustice and poverty in the U.S. justice system. He details his struggles for justice and other’s right to redemption.

Burn After Writing is a journal that encourages users to be honest and authentic in their confessions, and helps them take control of their lives by providing prompts and exercises to clear the mind.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author examines the insidious structures of caste in America, exploring the hierarchy of human divisions throughout history and showing how it divides us today.

Kendi’s book explores the concept of antiracism, an active belief and lifestyle that repairs racial prejudices and support equality, and provides practical steps to become an antiracist.

White Fragility examines why it is so difficult for white people to confront racism, and examines the specific ways that white people contribute to its perpetuation.

An inspiring memoir of self-discovery and empowerment in which the author details her journey of breaking free from conventional expectations and living life on her own terms.

Maddow investigates the powerful oil and gas industry and its far-reaching implications on modern democracy, politics, and corruption, particularly focusing on Putin-led Russia’s control of the industry and its consequences.

A humorous adult coloring book featuring caricatures of people who shop at Walmart, Rolling Back Dignity is sure to entertain.

A book filled with an amazing collection of 5,000 interesting scientific facts on a wide range of topics, from famous landmarks, nature, outer space, and more.

Malcolm Gladwell delves into the complexities of human communication and how our misunderstandings of strangers can lead to catastrophic results. He examines real-life cases to evaluate our interactions with people we don’t know.

This book explores how trauma affects the brain, mind, and body, and provides practical ways to treat it.

An easy-to-follow guide for expecting mothers outlining pregnancy stages, delivery options, and week-by-week changes to expect during the pregnancy journey.

Mark R. Levin’s “Unfreedom of the Press” exposes how modern media has become corrupted by political power and reveals a media landscape threatening the First Amendment.

A comprehensive, 448-page report on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections by Special Counsel Robert Mueller III. Its findings include details on the connections between the Russian government and the Trump campaign.

The book tells the true story of Viktor Frankl’s experiences in concentration camps during World War II and how he discovered the power of finding meaning in his life despite immense suffering and tragedy.

This book details the plot by Hillary Clinton, the Obama administration, and the FBI to exonerate her from any wrongdoing and paint Donald Trump as a criminal during the 2016 presidential election.

This book outlines Jocko Willink’s experiences as a Navy SEAL and how embracing an “Extreme Ownership” mentality can help any leader or team succeed in any situation.

A hilarious coloring book that contains 31 witty, adult-oriented illustrations that will help readers relax and take a break from the stresses of life.

This book details how America’s ruling class, motivated by their own selfish interests, have brought the nation to the edge of political revolution.

In Homebody, Joanna Gaines provides readers with an actionable guide to creating beautiful and comfortable home spaces, helping them design the homes they’ve always dreamed of.

A humorous book of responses from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s staff to media coverage following Hurricane Florence in 2018.

A behind-the-scenes look at the Trump presidency, focusing on Trump’s own words and the inner workings of the White House. It examines the president’s actions and the events that have defined his presidency.

This explosive best seller exposes behind-the-scenes chaos and infighting in Donald Trump’s White House, revealing a president in over his head and a high-level staff constantly striving to rein him in.

The devotional, based on Scripture, provides readers daily words of comfort and assurance from Jesus, encouraging them to seek peace in His presence.

This book examines the two systems that shape our thought process – System 1, which is instinctive and fast, and System 2, which is rational and slow. It explores the implications of these two systems on decision-making and explores how we can improve our decision-making to lead happier lives.

This book is a collection of inspirational quotes from classic Vines, bringing together the humorous and reflective words from the short online videos.

This adult coloring book is an adventure through beauty and mystery, filled with intricate patterns and drawings. It is a whimsical escape for the senses.

This adult coloring book features intricate mandala designs, henna-inspired flowers, animals, and paisley patterns. It’s a great way to relax and relieve stress.

“Between the World and Me” is a letter written by Coates to his son about the experience of being Black in the US. It explores discrimination, the struggle for justice, and how racism impacts both daily life and the much larger picture.

A detailed, beautiful Mandala coloring book for adults, featuring intricate pattern designs that offer a calming and relaxing effect.

Nya, a 11 year-old girl living in rural South Sudan must walk 8 hours each day to collect water for her family, while Salva, faces war and famine as he flees Sudan. Despite their different paths, their lives are inextricably linked.

The Road to Character is a book which encourages readers to adopt a deeper moral and spiritual code by profiling inspiring figures and exploring concepts such as humility and love.

This book provides new mothers and fathers with comprehensive and practical advice on all aspects of pregnancy, from preconception to postpartum. It covers nutrition, exercise, relationship changes, childbirth and parenting.

Randall Munroe’s What If? is an exploration into the “what ifs” of science, analyzing the absurd and humorous implications of hypothetical scenarios in our universe.

This magical, immersive coloring book for adults is an inky adventure, with intricate and exotic illustrations of creatures to seek and color.

Atul Gawande examines the challenges of aging and dying with both practicality and sensitivity in “Being Mortal”, exploring ways to confront mortality with dignity and purpose.

Cain explores the power of introverts in a world that values extroverts, examining common misconceptions and discussing how people of both tendencies can thrive.

Flash Boys follows the high-stakes race to create a radical transformation in the world’s financial markets, as a handful of Wall Street pioneers grapple with the implications of high-frequency trading.